ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

Although information regarding tickets for people with disabilities for the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid is not known, they will certainly not be left out and will be offered a range of options by the organizers.

Many Formula 1 races offer facilities and accommodation for disabled spectators, including the possibility of purchasing tickets adapted to their needs. These tickets are often equipped with special access and facilities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable race experience. Here are some common features and arrangements for people with disabilities attending Formula One races:

At Formula 1 circuits, there are usually reserved seating areas for wheelchair users with an unobstructed view of the track. These seats are usually located at different vantage points around the circuit to accommodate different preferences.

Disabled spectators are often able to purchase companion tickets for their companions or companions who will accompany them to the race. These tickets may be offered at a discounted price or provided free of charge, depending on the rules of the circuit.

Formula One circuits try to ensure that their facilities, including toilets, refreshment stands and spectator platforms, are accessible to people with disabilities. This may include ramps, lifts, widened doors and other adaptations to facilitate movement.