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Madrid · 11 – 13 September 2026

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Welcome

Dear Guest,

Welcome to the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid.

We're delighted to have you join us for a weekend celebrating one of the world's most iconic sporting events, complemented by a series of exclusive Fever experiences.

This guide includes everything you need for the days ahead, from the event programme and venue information to practical recommendations for your stay in Madrid.

Welcome to a weekend where racing meets Madrid.

We hope you enjoy every moment, on and off the track.

Ignacio Bachiller · Francisco Hein · Alexandre Pérez Co-founders, Fever

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Schedule · 10 – 13 September

Programme

Please note the programme is provisional and subject to change.

Thu 10 Sep

Warm Up Lap · Opening Event 18:00 – 22:00

Fever Headquarters · C. de Fernando el Santo, 14, Chamberí

Kick off your Grand Prix weekend at Fever's headquarters alongside fellow investors, partners and the Fever leadership team. Enjoy an evening of premium hospitality, curated entertainment and networking before the action moves to the circuit. Dress code: smart casual.

Your Grand Prix accreditation will be available for collection during the event — you’ll also receive all the information you need for the weekend. Unable to attend? Write to guest.experience@feverup.com and we’ll deliver it to your hotel before the weekend begins.

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Fri 11 Sep

Formula 3 · Free Practice 09:45 – 10:45

MADRING · Main circuit

Formula 3 opens the weekend with its first run on the Madrid circuit.

Formula 2 · Free Practice 11:00 – 12:00

MADRING · Main circuit

Formula 2 teams complete their first laps and set up for qualifying.

Formula 1 · Free Practice 1 13:30 – 14:30

MADRING · Main circuit

The first Formula 1 session of the Grand Prix weekend.

Formula 2 · Qualifying 15:00 – 15:30

MADRING · Main circuit

Formula 2 qualifying decides the order for the weekend races.

Formula 1 · Free Practice 2 17:00 – 18:00

MADRING · Main circuit

Second Formula 1 practice session, into the Madrid evening.

Formula 3 · Qualifying Session 1 18:15 – 18:45

MADRING · Main circuit

Formula 3 drivers fight for grid position in the first qualifying session.

Formula 3 · Qualifying Session 2 18:45 – 19:15

MADRING · Main circuit

Formula 3 qualifying concludes with the second session.

Sat 12 Sep

Formula 3 · Sprint Race 11:00 – 11:45

MADRING · Main circuit

The Formula 3 sprint — short, fast and close.

Formula 1 · Free Practice 3 12:30 – 13:30

MADRING · Main circuit

Final Formula 1 practice before qualifying.

Formula 2 · Sprint Race 14:15 – 15:15

MADRING · Main circuit

Formula 2 sprint race.

Formula 1 · Qualifying 16:00 – 17:00

MADRING · Main circuit

Formula 1 qualifying sets the grid for Sunday’s Grand Prix.

Sun 13 Sep

Formula 3 · Feature Race 09:45 – 10:45

MADRING · Main circuit

The Formula 3 feature race opens race day.

Formula 2 · Feature Race 11:15 – 12:30

MADRING · Main circuit

The Formula 2 feature race.

Formula 1 · Drivers' Parade 13:00 – 13:30

MADRING · Main circuit

The drivers greet the crowd ahead of the Grand Prix.

Formula 1 · Grand Prix Race 15:00 – 17:15

MADRING · Main circuit

Lights out for the Formula 1 TAG Heuer Gran Premio de España.

Fri 11 Sep

Lounge opening 09:30

Fever Lounge · Fan Zone E

Doors open. Coffee, pastries and the first sessions on screen.

Welcome breakfast 09:45 – 12:00

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Breakfast service to start the day, with Formula 3 and Formula 2 practice sessions on screen.

DJ set 12:00 – 13:30

Fever Lounge · The Oasis

Live DJ sets across the Lounge and Oasis ahead of the first Formula 1 session.

Aperitivo 13:30 – 14:30

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Aperitivo service alongside the Formula 1 First Practice Session.

Lunch service 14:30 – 17:00

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Lunch service with live entertainment throughout the afternoon.

DJ set 15:00 – 17:00

Fever Lounge · The Oasis

DJ sets across both spaces before the second Formula 1 practice session.

Coffee service 17:00 – 17:30

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Coffee service ahead of the Formula 1 Second Practice Session.

Afternoon drinks & snacks 17:30 – 19:45

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Afternoon drinks and snacks to close the day, accompanied by DJ sets.

DJ set 18:00 – 19:30

Fever Lounge · The Oasis

Sat 12 Sep

Lounge opening 09:30

Fever Lounge · Fan Zone E

Doors open ahead of qualifying day, with breakfast service and the morning sessions on screen.

Breakfast service 09:45 – 12:00

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Breakfast service with speakers, interviews and the Formula 3 Sprint Race on screen.

DJ set 11:30 – 14:15

Fever Lounge · The Oasis

Live DJ set at The Oasis through the late morning and early afternoon.

Aperitivo 12:00 – 13:30

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Aperitivo service alongside the Formula 1 Third Practice Session.

Lunch service 13:30 – 17:00

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Lunch service with the Formula 2 Sprint Race and Formula 1 Qualifying on screen.

Coffee service 17:00 – 17:30

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Coffee service after Formula 1 qualifying.

DJ set 17:00 – 19:45

Fever Lounge · The Oasis

Night Extension 19:45 – 22:30

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge

Extended evening entertainment following qualifying day.

Sun 13 Sep

Lounge opening 09:30

Fever Lounge · Fan Zone E

Early opening on race day, with breakfast service and the morning races on screen.

Breakfast service 09:30 – 12:30

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Breakfast service with the Formula 3 and Formula 2 Feature Races on screen.

DJ set 11:30 – 14:15

Fever Lounge · The Oasis

DJ sets across both spaces as the build-up to the Grand Prix begins.

Aperitivo 12:30 – 14:15

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Aperitivo service ahead of the Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Lunch service 14:15 – 17:00

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Lunch service during the Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Coffee service 15:00 – 17:15

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Coffee service following the Grand Prix.

Post-race DJ set 17:15 – 18:30

Fever Lounge · The Oasis

DJ sets continue after the chequered flag for the race-day celebration.

Afternoon drinks & snacks 17:15 – 19:30

Fever Lounge · Indoor Lounge & The Oasis

Afternoon drinks and snacks to close the Grand Prix weekend.

Flamenco shows 18:30 – 18:45 & 19:00 – 19:15

Fever Lounge · The Oasis

Live flamenco performances as part of the post-race programme.

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The Venue

Location &Access

Race car on track at night in front of packed grandstands

MADRING

Valdebebas, Madrid

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MADRING is easily accessible from across Madrid. Due to traffic restrictions during the Grand Prix weekend, we recommend using public transportation or pre-arranged private transfers to reach the circuit.

Getting there

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    Public transport Recommended

    The easiest way to reach MADRING. Cercanías: C1 — Valdebebas. Additional EMT bus services operate throughout the Grand Prix weekend.

    Metro Line 8 (Feria de Madrid) does not serve the circuit — it leaves you on the far side of IFEMA, with no connection across to Valdebebas. Please use Cercanías C1 instead. Line 8 is still the quickest link between the city and the airport (T1–T3 and T4).

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    Taxi

    Taxis are readily available throughout Madrid. Radio Taxi Madrid: +34 915 478 200 · +34 914 478 232. Allow extra travel time.

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    Chauffeured transportation Book here

    Limited availability — reserve your chauffeured transportation as soon as possible. Reliable door-to-door service with English-speaking drivers.

    WhatsApp: +34 645 805 420 Email: madring.feverup@creagroupevents.com

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    Uber

    Available throughout the weekend. Demand is expected to be very high — we strongly recommend booking your ride in advance.

Where to stay

A selection of hotels across Madrid. Every public-transport route ends the same way — Cercanías C1 to Valdebebas — so the difference is mostly how long it takes you to reach the line.

Premium

Selected

  • Hotel Wellington

    Barrio de Salamanca · Retiro

    Taxi 20–25 min Public transport 25–30 min · via Nuevos Ministerios or Chamartín

Value

  • AC Hotel Aitana

    Chamartín · Paseo de la Castellana

    Taxi 10–15 min Public transport 15–20 min · C1 direct from Chamartín

  • The Westin Madrid Cuzco

    Cuzco · Castellana

    Taxi 10–15 min Public transport 15–20 min · C1 direct from Chamartín

Times are approximate and exclude Grand Prix traffic restrictions — allow extra on race days.

Accreditation & Access

Before arriving at the circuit, please make sure you have both accreditation items with you:

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Fever Lounge Access Lanyard

Required to access the Fever Lounge, inside Fan Zone E.

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MADRING Grandstand Wristband

Required to access your seats in Grandstand GE12. Put it on before arriving and keep it on throughout the weekend.

Both accreditation items are required throughout the Grand Prix weekend.

Your gate & your seats

Enter through

E3

Gate E3 is your access point to Fan Zone E, where the Fever Lounge is located.

Your seats

GE12

Grandstand GE12 is where your seats are. Your wristband is required to access it.

Circuit map

Find your way from Gate E3 to the Fever Lounge in Fan Zone E and on to Grandstand GE12. The map also marks the taxi and car-hire pick-up & drop-off points, the Valdebebas train station and the shuttle to Fanzones A–B.

MADRING · Gate E3 · Fan Zone E · GE12
MADRING circuit map showing Gate E3, the Fever Lounge in Fan Zone E and Grandstand GE12

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Exclusive VIP Experience · Fan Zone E · Gate E3

Fever Lounge

Fuel your experience

Fever Lounge is Fever's exclusive VIP space at the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, created to bring together investors, partners and industry leaders in an environment where innovation, entertainment and Formula 1 converge.

Designed as one of the circuit's premier meeting points, the Lounge combines an elevated guest experience with immersive experiences inspired by the Fever universe.

What you'll experience

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    Curated gastronomy

    A premium food & beverage offering throughout the day, with carefully curated gastronomy and signature cocktails.

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    The Oasis

    The outdoor Oasis hosts live music, DJ performances and a vibrant atmosphere all weekend.

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    Indoor lounge

    A comfortable indoor space to unwind, connect and follow the racing action live between sessions.

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    Immersive experiences

    Activations inspired by the Fever universe, where innovation, entertainment and Formula 1 converge.

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Curated by Madrid Secreto

Explore Madrid

01 · Gastronomy

Premium Bites

Madrid's fine dining scene takes many forms, from cutting-edge innovation to the most refined traditions.

  • DiverXO

    23 Padre Damián Street

    The flagship restaurant of Madrid-born chef Dabiz Muñoz. While securing a table at his three-Michelin-star restaurant is no easy feat, StreetXO (47 Serrano Street) offers an equally groundbreaking alternative, combining high-end cuisine with bold street food. Expect explosive flavors and avant-garde cocktails.

  • Desde 1911

    3 Vivero Street

    Madrid's ultimate temple of seafood. The menu changes daily according to the finest ingredients available, caught less than 24 hours earlier. Guests can choose between three distinct settings: the main dining room overlooking the kitchen, the tree-lined central courtyard, or an exclusive private dining room.

  • Filandón

    Fuencarral-El Pardo Road, M-612, km 1.9

    A country-style restaurant on the outskirts of Madrid where high-quality ingredients and charcoal grilling take centre stage. Part of the renowned Pescaderías Coruñesas family, it is particularly known for its fish and seafood, although its grilled meats and vegetables are equally outstanding. Its spacious dining rooms, fireplaces, gardens and terraces complete the experience, offering the perfect escape from the pace of the city for a few hours.

02 · Rooftops

Cocktails Above the City

The city's most exclusive cocktails, served with Madrid's sunset skyline as the perfect backdrop.

  • Isa Restaurant & Cocktail Bar

    3 Sevilla Street

    The most sophisticated side of Madrid's nightlife. Located inside the Four Seasons Hotel, Isa blends innovative signature cocktails with Asian-inspired influences. Pair your drinks with elevated street food, oysters, caviar, or even a full tasting menu for a culinary journey through Asia in this exclusive setting.

03 · Art & Culture

Museums to Get Lost In

Madrid is home to one of Europe's richest and most fascinating art collections.

  • Royal Collections Gallery

    Bailén Street, s/n

    One of the most acclaimed architectural and museum projects of recent years. Located beside the Royal Palace, this striking building showcases five centuries of Spanish history through royal tapestries, paintings, furniture, armor, and even ceremonial carriages.

  • Museo Nacional del Prado

    Paseo del Prado, s/n

    Widely regarded as home to one of the world's greatest concentrations of masterpieces per square meter. Admiring Velázquez's Las Meninas, Goya's Black Paintings, and works by El Greco and Hieronymus Bosch is one of Madrid's greatest cultural privileges.
© Paco Manzano

04 · Flamenco

Historic Flamenco Venues

Madrid beats to a different rhythm through performances that capture the city's soul, with extraordinary artistry.

  • Corral de la Morería

    17 Morería Street

    Described by The New York Times as one of the world’s most iconic venues, this legendary tablao has welcomed the greatest flamenco artists since opening in 1956. Alongside world-class performances, it is also the only flamenco venue in the world to have been awarded a Michelin star, offering an unmatched combination of passion, tradition, and fine dining.

05 · Neighborhoods

Madrid's Alternative Side

Walking through Madrid's neighborhoods is an experience of contrasts, from historic streets to the city's chicest districts.

  • Salesas & Justicia

    One of Madrid's most vibrant neighborhoods. Wander its streets to discover contemporary art galleries, independent fashion boutiques, and specialty food destinations such as Formaje, a paradise for cheese lovers, and Acid Bakehouse.

06 · Time to relax

Slow Things Down

Experiences designed to leave the city's fast pace behind and enjoy a well-deserved moment of calm.

  • Hammam Al Ándalus

    14 Atocha Street

    Built over the remains of a medieval cistern in the heart of Madrid, these underground Arab baths are the perfect place to restore body and mind after the adrenaline of the F1 circuit. A true oasis of relaxation.

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We're here to help

Contact

Before you arrive

Guest Preference Form

Tell us who's joining you and any dietary, accessibility or mobility requirements. We'll do our very best to accommodate them.

Complete the form

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Everything else

FAQs

Accreditation 3

01 What does my accreditation include?

Your accreditation gives you access to the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix and the exclusive Fever Lounge, where you'll enjoy premium experiences, immersive activations, live entertainment, food and beverages throughout the weekend.

02 Can I transfer my accreditation?

No. Accreditations are personal and non-transferable and may be requested alongside a valid photo ID.

03 Do I need to show identification to enter?

Yes. Please carry a valid photo ID, as it may be requested together with your accreditation upon entry.

Access & entry 5

01 Which gate should I enter through?

Gate E3. It is your access point to Fan Zone E, where the Fever Lounge is located.

02 Can I leave and re-enter?

Re-entry is not permitted. Once you enter the circuit, you will not be able to leave and re-enter on the same day.

03 Will there be parking available?

Parking is extremely limited and is not recommended due to traffic restrictions around the circuit. We strongly recommend using public transportation or pre-arranged private transfers.

04 Can I bring luggage?

Large suitcases and oversized bags are not permitted inside the circuit. Small personal bags are allowed, subject to security screening.

05 What items are not allowed?

For everyone’s safety, the following items are not permitted inside the circuit. Security screening applies at all entrances.

  • Weapons Firearms · Bladed weapons · Tasers / electric weapons
  • Pyrotechnics Flares · Fireworks · Smoke bombs
  • Air safety Drones · Flying devices / aerial equipment
  • Substances Aerosols / sprays · Alcohol · Drugs
  • Containers Glass bottles · Metal bottles / cans · Plastic bottles over 500 ml
  • Technology Laser pointers
  • Luggage Large backpacks (max. 40 × 30 cm) · Suitcases · Trolleys
  • Mobility Bicycles · Scooters · Small chairs / stools
  • Animals Pets
  • Batteries Power banks · Portable USB batteries (up to mobile-phone size)
  • Toys Remote-controlled cars · Balls · Frisbees
  • Audiovisual & sound equipment Professional cameras · Portable speakers · Tripods / monopods
  • Public order Megaphones · Horns · Musical instruments
  • Camping Tents · Camping tables · Sleeping bags
  • Chairs Folding chairs · Chairs
  • Helmets Helmets of any kind
  • Food Food
  • Umbrellas Umbrellas

The venue 5

01 Where is the Fever Lounge?

The Fever Lounge is located within the MADRING circuit, in Fan Zone E. Enter the circuit through Gate E3 — the Lounge is signposted from there.

02 Where are my seats?

Your seats are in Grandstand GE12. Your MADRING Grandstand Wristband is required to access it — please put it on before arriving.

03 What are the circuit opening hours?

The circuit will be open during official event hours. Specific opening times for each day will be communicated closer to the event.

04 Is the venue accessible?

Yes. MADRING is fully accessible. If you require assistance, please contact the Guest Experience team before your visit.

05 Will MADRING host other activities throughout the weekend?

Yes. In addition to the on-track action, the circuit will feature fan experiences, entertainment, food and beverage areas, live performances and other activities throughout the Grand Prix weekend.

Practical 3

01 What should I wear?

Smart casual attire is recommended. Comfortable footwear is encouraged, as you'll be walking around the circuit. We also recommend bringing sun protection for outdoor areas.

02 What happens if it rains?

The Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix takes place rain or shine. We recommend checking the weather forecast before attending and dressing accordingly.

03 I have dietary requirements. Who should I contact?

Please email guest.experience@feverup.com before the event and we'll do our best to accommodate your request.

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