Fans attending the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix will witness a dramatically upgraded venue, with the second phase of redevelopment at the Hungaroring in full swing.
Since last year’s race in Budapest, extensive work has been carried out, including the pouring of nearly 24,000 cubic meters of concrete and the installation of over 7,600 tonnes of reinforcing steel.
The main grandstand is taking shape, with precast concrete beams fully installed and grandstand elements nearing 50% completion.
The paddock building is also being revamped, with work progressing on its third floor. Extensive cabling work has been completed around the track.
The ongoing project, set to conclude in 2026, promises a significantly modernized venue for the 2025 race that will take place on July 21.
“Our circuit underwent an amazing transformation,” said Zsolt Gyulay, CEO of the Hungaroring.
“The view is totally different every day, with the new main building and the main grandstand rising out of the ground at an incredible pace.
“It is one of the biggest and most exciting construction projects in Hungary, highlight of the Hungarian construction industry.”
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