Yes, you’re allowed to bring your own food and drinks to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, but there are several important restrictions. You cannot bring glass, metal, ceramic, or wooden containers, nor cans or bottles made of glass or steel. PET plastic bottles are only allowed if they are 1.5 litres or smaller. Alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited. A full list of permitted and prohibited items is available here.

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya offers a wide variety of food and drink options throughout the venue. You’ll find food stalls and stands serving everything from sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, and pizza to local favourites like tapas, paella, and churros. Vegetarian options are also available at most locations. There are also plenty of drink stands offering soft drinks, water, and coffee.

No, you're not allowed to bring alcohol with you or even purchase it at the venue, as it is strictly prohibited.

Absolutely! Feel free to bring flags, banners, and other items to show your support. Just make sure not to block the view of other spectators. Pyrotechnics and flares are strictly forbidden.

Tents or shelters are not allowed, however, at the General Admission zones you can use a folding chair or a blanket to sit on.

Yes, you can bring a portable charger (power bank) to the circuit, it’s even recommended as charging stations may be limited.

There is no official free Wi-Fi provided, so be prepared to use mobile data. However, network coverage can become slow or overloaded, especially on race day, so make sure you have all the important things downloaded or printed.

Yes, electronic tickets are valid. However, we strongly recommend downloading it to your phone in advance and not relying on retrieving it from email at the circuit, as mobile service may be weak. Better yet, bring a printed copy as backup.

Smoking (including vaping) is not permitted in grandstands or enclosed areas. It may be allowed in designated outdoor spaces, so look for signs or ask staff on-site. 

No, there are generally no lockers available on site. You’ll need to carry all your belongings with you, so pack light and bring only what you need. Alternatively, you can use luggage lockers available at train stations in Barcelona before heading to the circuit.

Grandstand ticket holders can access their assigned grandstand through the designated entrance and also move freely through general admission areas. If you have a General Admission ticket only, you are free to explore the open zones but cannot access any grandstands. Staff will check your ticket at grandstand entrances.

Yes, card payments are widely accepted and often preferred at food stalls, shops, and official merchandise areas.

Yes, cash is also accepted at most locations, including food stands and parking areas. The circuit does not operate a cashless system.

Yes, you can take photos for personal use. Professional-grade equipment (e.g., large lenses, tripods) is not allowed unless accredited. Drones are strictly banned and flying one can be considered a criminal offense.

Yes! Flags and banners are welcome. Just make sure they don’t obstruct the view of others. Check the full list of allowed and banned items here.

No, pets are not allowed into the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Yes, the circuit has mobile network coverage, but it may become overloaded, especially on race day. Download anything essential in advance.

A raincoat is highly recommended over an umbrella. While umbrellas are fine when walking around, they’re not allowed in grandstands as they block views.

Popular General Admission spots include areas around Turns 3, 4, and 9 – get there early to secure a good view. Arriving early is key, especially on Sunday. Check here for more tips.

No, re-entry is generally not permitted. Once you exit, your ticket becomes invalid for re-entry. Check with gate staff for up-to-date information.

Yes, official merchandise is available inside the venue, although prices may be higher than online. You can also find vendors near the entrance with slightly better deals.

In the Fanzone behind the Main Grandstand, you can enjoy eSports simulators, a pit stop challenge, reflex games, fun photo booths, and a life-size F1 podium replica. The Kids Zone, located behind Grandstand B, offers face painting, sand art, giant games, karting circuits, group activities, and creative workshops for younger fans. For a more relaxed vibe, the Green Zone in the Crater Forest features handicraft workshops for children and a sustainability stand focused on environmental awareness. For more details check here. 

No, access to the Fanzone is included in your race weekend ticket. Follow the signs at the venue to find your way there.

The Fanzone is located just behind the Main Grandstand, offering easy access for all spectators. The Orange Zone can be found in the Stadium area at Grandstand G. The Kids Zone is situated behind Grandstand B, also within the Stadium area, while the Green Zone is nestled in the Crater Forest. More info is available here.

The Fanzone will be open from 09:00 to 20:00 on Friday, from 09:00 to 19:30 on Saturday, and from 08:00 to 17:00 on Sunday. The Kids Zone and Green Zone will both be open on Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00. More info can be found here. 

Yes, the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is equipped with medical posts and first aid stations, fully staffed to handle emergencies.