Official MotoGP Argentina 2026 Tickets

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This fast circuit in Argentina combines flowing corners and long straights, encouraging high-speed battles. Known for its smooth tarmac and unpredictable weather, Termas is a favorite among riders, often producing exciting, action-packed races for fans.


MotoGP Argentina 2026

The MotoGP Argentina Grand Prix at Termas de Río Hondo is a fan-favourite stop on the MotoGP calendar, known for its passionate crowd and unpredictable racing. The circuit’s fast, flowing layout challenges riders with high-speed corners and technical sections.

Fans can expect thrilling battles as the world's best push their limits, with the passionate Argentine crowd creating an electrifying atmosphere throughout the race weekend.

Off the track, Termas de Río Hondo offers a unique experience, blending motorsport with relaxation. Known for its hot springs, vibrant local culture, and welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to enjoy world-class racing while exploring Argentina’s passion for MotoGP. Don’t miss out – secure your tickets now!

Map of grandstands

The Termas de Río Hondo Circuit offers a variety of grandstands, each providing a unique perspective on the thrilling Argentina MotoGP. The Pit Grandstand, located along the start-finish straight, is a prime location for fans eager to witness the race's most crucial moments, from the start lights to the checkered flag. With a view of 80% of the track, it places spectators right at the heart of the action.

For those looking for an exclusive experience, the GP Hospitality Club delivers a premium setting with panoramic track views, gourmet catering, and access to the pit grandstand and paddock. Meanwhile, the Valentino Rossi Grandstand, positioned at the end of the main straight, offers an excellent vantage point of the intense battles through the first corners, as well as a distant view of the podium ceremony.

For those who prefer a more flexible experience, General Admission allows fans to roam the Zona Panorámica around Turns 7 and 8, offering spectacular views of the bikes at high speed.

Map of grandstands

General Admission

General Admission (GA) tickets offer fans the freedom to move around within designated areas of the track, allowing for a more versatile viewing… more information

Grandstand End of the Straight (Grada Fin de Recta)

This grandstand is located just before Turn 5 before which the drivers brake from around 320-330 km/h to 80 km/h. It is a place that offers plenty of… more information

Grandstand Turn 6 (Grada Curva 6)

This grandstand is positioned between Turns 5 and 6, directly across from the Fin de Recta stand. This area provides a prime vantage point for fans… more information

Grandstand Turn 8, 9 and 10 (Grada Curva 8,9 y 10)

This grandstand is located in one of the circuit’s most challenging sections, where riders navigate a series of rapid turns before approaching… more information

Grandstand Gold (Grada Oro)

This grandstand offers an exceptional vantage point for Argentina’s MotoGP, overlooking the track’s most challenging section. This spot… more information

Grandstand Final Turn (Grada Curva Final)

The Curva Final Grandstand provides an exhilarating perspective on the race as it faces the circuit's concluding turn, often a hotspot for last… more information

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Provisional schedule

The Argentina MotoGP weekend at Termas de Río Hondo promises an action-packed spectacle, with three days of intense racing on one of the most exciting circuits in the championship.

FRIDAY

 

 

Moto3

Practice 1

9:00-9:35 AM

Moto2

Practice 1

9:50-10:30 AM

MotoGP

Free Practice

10:45-11:30 AM

Moto3

Training 2

13:15-13:50 PM

Moto2 

Training 2

14:05-14:45 PM

MotoGP

Practice

15:00-16:00 PM

SATURDAY

 

 

Moto3

Training 3

8:40-9:10 AM

Moto2

Practice 3

9:25-9:55 AM

MotoGP

Free Practice

10:10-10:40 AM

MotoGP

Qualifying 1

10:50-11:05 AM

MotoGP

Qualifying 2

11:15-11:30 AM

Moto3

Qualifying 1

12:50-13:05 PM

Moto3

Qualifying 2

13:15-13:30 PM

Moto2

Qualifying 1

13:45-14:00 PM

Moto2

Qualifying 2

14:10-14:25 PM

MotoGP

Sprint Race

15:00 PM

SUNDAY

 

 

MotoGP

Warm Up

10:40-10:50 AM

MotoGP

Rider Fan Parade

11:00-11:40 AM

Moto3

Race

12:00 AM

Moto2

Race

13:15 PM

MotoGP

Race

15:00 PM

Entering the circuit

The MotoGP Argentina Grand Prix at Termas de Río Hondo offers an unforgettable experience, with various ways to reach the circuit. Located on the eastern edge of the city, it is accessible both by car or public transport. Las Termas Airport, just a few kilometers away, has limited flights, while Santiago del Estero and Tucumán airports provide better options, followed by a short drive. Regular buses connect nearby cities, and shuttle services run from central Termas de Río Hondo to the circuit.

To enter, a valid ticket is required, with security checks ensuring safety. Electronic tickets can be presented on mobile devices, but a printed copy is recommended. 

Gates open early each day (at 8:00 on Friday/Saturday and at 7:00 on Sunday), allowing fans to explore the venue and soak in the atmosphere before the action begins. With passionate crowds, top-tier racing, and a lively atmosphere, Termas de Río Hondo delivers one of the most exciting MotoGP weekends on the calendar.

Visitor rules

For a smooth and enjoyable experience at the Argentina MotoGP Grand Prix, spectators should familiarize themselves with the event guidelines regarding permitted and restricted items before arriving at the circuit.

Allowed Items:

  • Food and beverages for personal consumption are allowed in small quantities, such as a bottle, sandwich, piece of fruit, or snack. Bottles may need to be brought without caps for safety reasons.
  • Photography and video recording are permitted, but professional equipment, such as large professional cameras, is not allowed.
  • Sun umbrellas and camping chairs are permitted only in general admission areas, provided they do not obstruct other spectators' views.
  • Food and drink stands are available throughout the circuit for additional purchases.

Prohibited Items:

  • Alcoholic beverages are not permitted inside the circuit.
  • Animals are not allowed on the premises.
  • Bicycles, scooters, and other means of transport must be left outside the venue.
  • Cannons, flares, smoke bombs, and other pyrotechnics are strictly prohibited.
  • Drones are not allowed under any circumstances.
  • Glass, metal, or wooden containers are not permitted.
  • Sharp objects, such as knives or scissors, are banned and will prevent entry.

Parking

The Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo provides ample parking for MotoGP spectators, with around 25,000 spaces available for cars and motorcycles. A large number of these spots are free, offering convenient access to the venue. Strategically positioned near the main entrances, these parking areas make it easy for fans to arrive and enjoy the race weekend without hassle.

Parking places may fill up quickly, so arriving early is recommended, especially on race day. Additionally, clear signage and on-site staff help direct traffic flow, ensuring a smooth parking experience.

Camping

Camping at MotoGP events is a favourite among fans who want to be fully immersed in the race weekend atmosphere. The Argentina Grand Prix is no exception, offering an official campground right next to the circuit for maximum convenience.

Camping Provincial provides a practical and comfortable accommodation option for Argentina MotoGP attendees, situated just minutes from the Termas de Río Hondo circuit. Designed for tents, trailers, and motorhomes, it has recently upgraded facilities to enhance the experience. Each campsite includes a personal water tap and a 220V power outlet, while LED lighting along the internal roads ensures visibility at night.

The campground is equipped with security cameras, full WiFi coverage, and four modernised bathroom facilities, offering added convenience.

About the Circuit

The Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo is the premier motorcycle racing venue in Argentina and one of the most exciting circuits on the MotoGP calendar. Located in the Santiago del Estero province, it is renowned for its fast, flowing layout, featuring a mix of long straights and technical corners that challenge both riders and teams.

Originally inaugurated in 2008, the circuit underwent significant renovations before hosting its first MotoGP race in 2014. Its 4.8 km (2.99 miles) layout includes 14 corners, with a mix of high-speed sections and heavy braking zones that create thrilling overtaking opportunities. The wide track and smooth asphalt make it a favourite among riders, often delivering unpredictable races and dramatic finishes.

The circuit is famous for its passionate crowd, with thousands of Argentine fans creating an electric atmosphere throughout the race weekend.

Actual information from MotoGP Argentina 2026

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FAQ

Ticket price for the Argentina MotoGP vary depending on the type and quantity of tickets purchased:

General admission tickets provide access to an open meadow without reserved seating and are the most budget-friendly option. This type of ticket does not entitle you to enter the yellow and blue sectors.

Grandstand tickets offer comfortable seating with great views, sheltered from the sun or rain, and are priced in the mid-range.

VIP tickets grants access to exclusive lounges, the paddock, and excellent views of the track, reflecting a higher-end experience.

All these tickets give you free access to the Fan Zone.

For more detailed information about each ticket, please click on the "More information" button in the ticket description.

We currently offer standard three-day adult tickets (Friday to Sunday) for MotoGP races.

Seats are assigned automatically, but group orders are always seated together to ensure the best experience.

Your final unique e-ticket will include detailed information about your seat location in the grandstand.

Tickets are sent as print@home PDF files via email and can be downloaded from your account, along with invoices or gift vouchers.

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Yes, after submitting your order and successful payment, your reservation is confirmed and final. A confirmation email will be sent immediately to the email address you provided.

In exceptional situations outlined in the terms and conditions, it is possible to cancel the order.

Once the order is placed, it cannot be modified. However, if you have a specific request, please reach out to our customer service team and we will try to help you out.

All e-tickets are sent in PDF format to the email provided during purchase. They can be downloaded from your account interface, along with the invoice or gift vouchers.

The e-tickets are sent out closer to the event date. The exact timing can vary depending on the organizer or ticket provider, but generally, you can expect to receive your e-tickets at the latest 1 to 2 weeks before the event.

If you did not receive your tickets, do not hesitate to contact our customer service.

If your ticket is lost or stolen, unfortunately, we are unable to issue a refund. However, we encourage you to contact our customer service team as soon as possible. We’ll do our best to assist you and explore potential solutions to resolve the issue.

Tickets for the Argentina MotoGP sell out quickly, especially in popular areas, often well before race weekend. To secure your spot and avoid disappointment, we strongly recommend buying your tickets early.

Our standard ticket offerings are for adults. Before making a booking, please confirm availability with our customer service team. Discounts cannot be applied after the purchase retroactively, and all orders are non-refundable once payment is completed. More information here.

Our standard ticket offerings are for adults. Before making a booking, please confirm availability with our customer service team. Child discounts cannot be applied after the purchase retroactively, and all orders are non-refundable once payment is completed.

Please visit our main page at ArgentinaMotoGP.com for more details.

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