Here is the easiest way to get to F1 Hungarian Grand Prix from Budapest

According to the Hungarian public media, the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix organised at Mogyoród’s Hungaroring, located near the small city close to Budapest, will modify the capital’s public transport significantly due to the many tourists expected to participate in the event.

According to hirado.hu, the best options one may choose are the extended train route offered by the Gödöllői HÉV (suburban railway line H8) and the buses free of charge provided by the Volánbusz Ltd., based on a statement of Mávinform. One should use the aforementioned means of public transport instead of jumping into a car or sharing one.

HÉV nr H8 commutes between Budapest’s Örs vezér Square (which is reachable with metro line M2) and Kerepes. From Kerepes, you may travel with buses free of charge provided by Hungary’s state-owned bus company, Volánbusz. These buses will take you to Gate 3 of the Hungaroring.

Furthermore, at the end of race days, the buses will travel back to Gödöllő. From there, you can take the KISS and double FLIRT trains of MÁV-START, which begin the journey back to Budapest every 15th minute. Moreover, they come to the Keleti Railway Station, in the city’s heart. The statement highlighted that you may also take buses from Gödöllő, but their capacity is limited.

HÉV will commute between Mogyoród and Örs vezér Square frequently. The follow-up time will only be 10-15 minutes. Furthermore, all trains will have six carriages between Friday and Sunday.