FAQ

The list of support races for the Portuguese Grand Prix has not yet been confirmed. Details will be announced closer to the event.

It’s best to arrive early, especially on Sunday. Queues at the access roads and gates are common. You can find the full race weekend schedule here.

Motorsport events can be very loud, so earplugs are recommended, though not mandatory. If you’re attending with children, make sure their hearing is always protected.

Of course! You’re welcome to bring flags, banners, and other fan items to support your favourite driver. Just make sure they don’t block the view of other spectators. Please note that pyrotechnics, flares, or smoke devices are strictly prohibited.

Your access depends on the type of ticket you hold. Grandstand tickets allow entry through specific gates to your designated seat, while General Admission tickets grant access to open zones around the track. Always check the circuit map to locate your entrance and viewing area. Fan zones are typically open for all ticket holders.

Yes, photography for personal, non-commercial use is allowed. However, professional cameras, long lenses, and video recording equipment are not permitted. The use of drones is strictly forbidden and may result in police action.

No, pets are not allowed inside the circuit – only registered service animals are permitted.

You can find a summary of the main Portuguese road and driving regulations here. It’s a good idea to review them before your trip to ensure a safe and smooth journey to the circuit.

A free shuttle service between Portimão and the Algarve International Circuit has been available during MotoGP events and is expected to operate for Formula 1 as well. Details for the F1 weekend are yet to be confirmed.

If hotels near the circuit are fully booked, consider staying in Portimão or nearby towns such as Lagos, Alvor, or Silves, all of which offer a wide range of accommodation options. You can find more information and booking links here.