Grandstand hotspots: Get the best view of the MotoGP stars

Grandstand hopping is for those who want to see the best riders in the world from different perspectives. With this ticket you will sit on a different grandstand on each of Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The 3 Corner-Tribünen-Hopping tickets are available in a number of options for the MotoGP weekend.

Conclusion: Everything at a glance with one ticket. It couldn’t be better!

All 22 MotoGP riders at a glance? You only see that on the starting grid for the Austrian Motorrad Grand Prix. From the start-finish stand you have a clear view of the grid. The same applies to the pit lane, where the riders change motorcycles and tires.

Conclusion: The best grandstand for MotoGP insiders.

In front of the Münzer chicane, Brad Binder, Pedro Acosta & Co. have to apply the rear brake extremely hard before one of the most aggressive changes of direction in the entire racing calendar follows. The two 90-degree turns make for a fast double corner that will put the MotoGP riders’ full riding skills to the test.

Conclusion: You are up close and see how the pilots control the brute force of their bikes with incredible body control.

The riders will switch gears, throw their weight forward and race off down the long straight towards turn 4. From the standing area you can watch as the best riders in the world go about their business. The speeds that the bikes of Francesco Bagnaia, Marc Marquez & Co. reach on the straight will give you goosebumps.

Conclusion: If you just can’t sit still with all the MotoGP action going in, the standing area is ideal for you.

With short acceleration and hard braking needed, the passage between turn 6 and turn 7 is considered another overtaking hotspot at the Red Bull Ring. From the grandstand “Mitte” you not only have the best view, but you are sure to be in good company if the Austrian manufacturer takes its third home victory (2020, 2021) at the Red Bull Ring this year.

Conclusion: There is only one grandstand for KTM fans.

The Red Bull Ring is known in MotoGP for its battles at the last turn as the Austrian Grand Prix has so often been decided in the last corner of the last lap. We cannot forget the sheer thrills of Marc Márquez v Andrea Dovizioso or Miguel Oliveira v Pol Espargaró and Jack Miller.

Conclusion: From the grandstand T10 you have a perfect view of any dramatic action in the last turn.