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Dutch Grand Prix tickets for the 2026 Formula 1 weekend at Circuit Zandvoort start at €386 all-in on StubHub International, with the race on Sunday, 23 August at 15:00 CEST in Zandvoort, Netherlands. This is set to be the final Dutch Grand Prix under the current contract. The Orange Army will be out in force one last time.
- Race day and start time: Sunday, 23 August 2026, 15:00 CEST (weekend runs Friday 21 to Sunday 23 August)
- Venue: Circuit Zandvoort
- City and country: Zandvoort, Netherlands
- Get-in price: €386 all-in (Sunday Tickets, General Admission)
- Top-end listings: up to €16,711 all-in (Paddock Club, 3-Day Pass)
- Entry method: mobile transfer, print-at-home or physical delivery, depending on listing
Dutch Grand Prix ticket prices at Circuit Zandvoort
Dutch Grand Prix ticket prices start at €386 all-in for Sunday race-day General Admission, and from €400 for the 3-Day Pass covering the full weekend, on the StubHub International map at the time of writing. Hospitality listings run past €16,000. Listings are set by individual sellers and move in real time.
| Ticket type | Coverage | Typical price (each, all-in) |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday Tickets, General Admission | Race day only | from €386 |
| Sunday Tickets, Eastside Grandstand | Race day only | around €551 |
| Sunday Tickets, Pit Grandstand | Race day only | around €1,169 |
| 3-Day Pass, General Admission | Fri–Sun | from €400 |
| 3-Day Pass, Ben Pon Grandstand | Fri–Sun | around €450 |
| 3-Day Pass, Race Home | Fri–Sun | around €3,049 |
| 3-Day Pass, Paddock Club | Fri–Sun | around €16,711 |
General Admission listings on both ticket types make up the bulk of the entry-level inventory, with over 200 listings visible on the map at the time of writing. Grandstand seats along the Eastside and Ben Pon straight sit in the mid-range, while Paddock Club and Champions Club hospitality packages carry the highest prices for the 3-Day Pass. These figures include fees and change as sellers list and adjust inventory.
Circuit Zandvoort seating for the Dutch Grand Prix: where to sit
Circuit Zandvoort seating for the Dutch Grand Prix splits between General Admission areas and named grandstands around the lap. General Admission 1 sits near the Hairpin and Tarzan corner, while General Admission 2 sits further round near the Arena section.
The Eastside Grandstands and Arena Grandstands, including the Arena-In and Arena-Out blocks, overlook the technical final sector. The Main Grandstand and Ben Pon Grandstand sit along the pit straight opposite the start-finish line, with the Pit Grandstand directly alongside the pit lane.
Hospitality options include Paddock Club, Champions Club, Corporate Lounge and Race Home, all priced separately from general seating and grandstand blocks.
- General Admission: standing areas around the dunes, lowest price band
- Named grandstands (Eastside, Arena, Ben Pon, Main): reserved seats with a lap view, mid-to-upper price band
- Pit Grandstand: trackside view of the pit lane and start-finish straight
- Paddock Club, Champions Club, Corporate Lounge, Race Home: hospitality packages, highest price band
How to buy Dutch Grand Prix tickets on StubHub International
Buying Dutch Grand Prix tickets on StubHub International takes a few steps, and every order carries FanProtect guarantee cover.
- Open the Dutch Grand Prix event page on StubHub International and choose between Sunday Tickets or the 3-Day Pass.
- Filter by price or grandstand and review the listing details, including row and delivery method.
- Check out securely; delivery arrives as mobile transfer, print-at-home or physical tickets, and some listings offer faster delivery than others.
- Your order is covered by FanProtect, StubHub International’s guarantee that tickets are valid for entry or you get a refund or comparable replacement.
Session times, gate opening and the weekend schedule can change before the event. Check the official Formula 1 and Circuit Zandvoort channels for the latest status before booking travel to the Netherlands.
Dutch Grand Prix: what’s at stake
The Dutch Grand Prix returned to the Formula 1 calendar in 2021 after a 36-year absence, and Max Verstappen’s home wins turned the race into a national event known for the orange-clad Orange Army filling the grandstands and dunes. The 2026 edition is set to be the final Dutch Grand Prix under the promoter’s current agreement with Formula One, closing five years of the race’s return.
The 2026 weekend also brings the first F1 Sprint ever held in the Netherlands, alongside the standard Free Practice, Qualifying and Grand Prix sessions.
| Session | Day | Local start time (CEST) |
|---|---|---|
| Free Practice | Friday, 21 August | 12:30 |
| Sprint Qualifying | Friday, 21 August | 16:30 |
| Sprint | Saturday, 22 August | 12:00 |
| Qualifying | Saturday, 22 August | 16:00 |
| Grand Prix | Sunday, 23 August | 15:00 |
Going into the round, Kimi Antonelli leads the Drivers’ Championship, ahead of Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes teammate George Russell. Mercedes leads the Constructors’ Championship from Ferrari and McLaren. Circuit Zandvoort’s own history includes James Hunt’s 1975 win over Niki Lauda, Gilles Villeneuve’s three-wheeled drive back to the pits in 1979, and Lauda’s 1985 victory from tenth on the grid.
Dutch F1 GP tickets for this closing edition carry extra weight given the promoter’s decision not to continue hosting the race beyond 2026, making this a final chance to see the event at Zandvoort under its current deal.
Dutch Grand Prix tickets: FAQ
How much are Dutch Grand Prix tickets?
Prices on StubHub International start at €386 all-in for Sunday race-day General Admission and run past €16,000 for Paddock Club hospitality on the 3-Day Pass, at the time of writing. Figures include fees and change as sellers list and adjust inventory.
Are there cheaper seats for Dutch Grand Prix tickets?
Filter the StubHub International seating map by price or ticket type to find the lowest-priced listings currently available. General Admission on the Sunday Tickets option tends to sit at the lower end of the range.
What time does the Dutch Grand Prix start?
The Grand Prix itself starts at 15:00 CEST on Sunday, 23 August 2026. Free Practice, Sprint Qualifying, the Sprint and Qualifying run across the Friday and Saturday of the weekend.
Where is Circuit Zandvoort?
Circuit Zandvoort is in Zandvoort, North Holland, Netherlands, close to the coast and around 30 minutes from Amsterdam.
Should I buy Sunday Tickets or the 3-Day Pass?
Sunday Tickets cover race day only, while the 3-Day Pass covers Free Practice and Sprint Qualifying on Friday, the Sprint and Qualifying on Saturday, and the Grand Prix on Sunday. Both are listed separately on StubHub International with their own price ranges.
Is StubHub International a safe way to buy Dutch F1 GP tickets?
StubHub International is a ticket resale marketplace, and every order carries FanProtect guarantee cover. Sellers set their own prices and inventory independently.
Do StubHub International prices include fees?
Yes. The figures shown on the StubHub International map are all-in totals that include fees.
Dutch Grand Prix tickets at Circuit Zandvoort on 23 August 2026
Formula 1 returns to Circuit Zandvoort for the Dutch Grand Prix weekend of Friday 21 to Sunday 23 August 2026, with the race itself at 15:00 CEST on Sunday. Dutch Grand Prix tickets on StubHub International currently start at €386 all-in, with listings changing as sellers adjust inventory.
StubHub International is a ticket resale marketplace. Prices are set by individual sellers and change in real time. Figures on this page reflect the StubHub International map at the time of writing and include fees; fees vary by event and market. TipsGG earns a commission on purchases made through links on this page, at no extra cost to the buyer.