Situated on the Atlantic coast of Portugal, 28km from capital city Lisbon, the Estoril circuit was used as a MotoGP venue for the first time in 2000. Built in 1972 by Fernanda Pires da Silva the circuit was used mainly for European F2 races in the seventies and after major redevelopment in
the early eighties it staged its first Formula 1 Grand Prix in 1984. One of the trickiest tracks on the GP calendar, Estoril combines long, constant radius corners with heavy braking zones, bumpy straights and a difficult chicane which was added to the back section in 1994. Its geographical position means that weather can be
unpredictable, althought its generally warm, dry nature makes it a regular choice for IRTA pre-season testing sessions. |
3 Day (29 April - 01 May) | Price in EURO | Buy Now |
| Grandstand A - covered |
114.00 |
| | Grandstand B |
96.00 | | | Grandstand C |
60.00 | | | Grandstand C - Junior* |
30.00 | |
| Grandstand E | 54.00 | | | Grandstand E - Junior* |
30.00 | |
| Grandstand H | 90.00 | | | Grandstand H - Junior* |
42.00 | |
| General Admission |
24.00 | |
| General Admission - Junior* |
18.00 | |
| Sunday only (01 May) | | |
| Grandstand A - covered |
108.00 | | | Grandstand B |
90.00 | |
| Grandstand C | 54.00 | | | Grandstand E |
48.00 | |
| Grandstand H | 84.00 | |
Note: The seats on the grandstands are not numbered
*Junior tickets for children between 7 and 14 years.
Children 6 years and under accompanied by an adult will be provided free
access to the standing area and to the grandstands
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