After decades of absence, the pinnacle of motorsport returns to Switzerland. Secure your place at the historic 2026 Swiss Grand Prix and experience the thrill of speed on a brand-new circuit surrounded by spectacular Alpine landscapes.
The return of the Swiss Grand Prix to the Formula 1 calendar in 2026 is one of the most significant events for modern motorsport. Absent since 1982, this race revives a rich tradition dating back to the early days of the championship. The event will be held at the innovative 'Alpine Ring Interlaken', a permanent circuit built to meet the highest standards of safety and sustainability, reflecting the values of the host country.
Its unique design, which winds through valleys and hillsides, features a combination of high-speed straights, intense braking zones, and complex technical sectors that will encourage overtaking and bold strategies. The 5.1-kilometer track is not only designed for the new 2026 regulation cars but also to offer privileged visibility to spectators from its natural grandstands. This Grand Prix is destined to be much more than a race; it will be a celebration of engineering, precision, and the passion for speed in a setting that merges sport and nature.
For the teams, it will represent a completely new technical challenge, as they must adapt their setups to the demands of altitude and a brand-new asphalt. For the fans, it will be a unique opportunity to witness a historic moment and enjoy a complete sporting experience in one of the most beautiful destinations in the world.
The first batch of tickets for the historic return of the Swiss Grand Prix sold out in record time, demonstrating the huge anticipation from fans.
Several teams have shared images of their drivers testing the new Swiss layout in the simulator, praising its challenging corners and elevation changes.
The Formula 2 and Formula 3 categories will accompany the premier class in Switzerland, ensuring track action throughout the weekend.
The 'Alpine Ring Interlaken' has successfully passed its final inspection, receiving the Grade 1 certification required to host a world championship race.
Organizers have unveiled a uniquely designed trophy, combining Swiss precision watchmaking with elements that evoke the Alpine mountains.
The official tire supplier anticipates that the new asphalt and high-energy corners of the Swiss circuit will present an interesting strategic challenge for the teams.
A plan has been detailed to encourage the use of public transport, with special trains and buses connecting the circuit with major cities.
A renowned Swiss technology firm has been announced as the title sponsor of the Grand Prix, reinforcing the event's link with local innovation.
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