Grandstand guide

Silver 12 - Peraltada Monumental - Madring Grandstand Guide

Grandstand at Madring

Our verdict

Silver 12 at Madring puts you at the braking zone before Turn 13, one of the circuit's prime overtaking spots, with a sightline back to La Monumental, making it a strong choice for fans who want sustained action rather than a single corner.

Silver 12 - Peraltada Monumental highlighted on the Madring circuit map

Video wall
Numbered seat

Silver 12 - Peraltada Monumental highlighted; other sections in grey.

From Silver 12, you look directly into the braking zone approaching Turn 13, a recognised overtaking spot where position changes are frequent and decisive. The view also extends back to La Monumental, so you take in the exit of that banked section before the cars arrive in front of you at Turn 12 and 13.

A video wall is present in the stand, keeping you informed of race developments happening elsewhere on the circuit. Seats are numbered, and groups of up to ten can be seated together, which suits those watching as part of a larger party.

Note that while La Monumental is within your sightline, this ticket does not include entry to the fan zone inside the banked curve. The circuit is still under development, so the stand's exact size and location may be subject to change before race day.

What to know about Silver 12 - Peraltada Monumental at Madring

Silver 12 is a grandstand positioned at the braking zone immediately before Turn 13, a high-action overtaking zone where drivers make bold moves. Your vantage point captures Turns 12 and 13, and you can also see back to La Monumental. This placement makes Silver 12 ideal if you want to witness close racing and decisive manoeuvres in one of the circuit's most technical sections.

Your ticket comes as a numbered-seat package that includes a video wall, so you can follow action elsewhere on the circuit between moments of intense racing in your line of sight. Note that this ticket does not grant access to the fan zone inside the La Monumental banked curve itself.

Availability and support

Silver 12 tickets are available to international fans and domestic tourists attending the Grand Prix weekend. As the circuit is currently under development, grandstand configurations may change; if you need assistance with hotel arrangements or have questions about your visit, contact the supplier directly.

Silver 12 - Peraltada Monumental vs other Madring grandstands

How Silver 12 - Peraltada Monumental compares to the other main F1 grandstands at Madring, so you can decide where to sit before you book.

Grandstand	Covered	Numbered seat	Big screen	Podium view	Pit lane	Overtaking	Seats together	Best for
Silver 12 - Peraltada MonumentalYou're viewing	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Up to 10	La Monumental exit and Turn 13 overtaking zone
Bronze 15 - Curvas Enlazadas	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Up to 10	Fast Valdebebas Esses and technical racing
Bronze 4 - Alta Velocidad	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Up to 10	Overtakes and decisive moves at high-speed chicane
Bronze 6 - Chicane	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Up to 6	Uphill technical section and blind corner action
Gold 1 - Recta Principal	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Up to 10	Race starts, pit lane and podium celebrations
Gold 2 - Recta Principal	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Up to 4	Race starts, pit lane and podium celebrations
Gold 9 - Peraltada Monumental	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Up to 10	La Monumental banked corner, inside view
Silver 10 - Peraltada Monumental	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Up to 8	La Monumental banking from elevated outside position
Silver 13 - Curvas Enlazadas	No	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Up to 10	Heavy braking and overtaking at Turn 13
Silver 16 - Curvas Enlazadas	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Up to 10	Heavy braking and overtaking before the tunnel
Silver 2a - Alta Velocidad	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Up to 6	Overtaking at circuit entry and pit lane exit views
Silver 7 - Chicane	No	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Up to 10	Overtaking action before La Monumental entry

Frequently asked questions

What corners can I see from Silver 12?+

You will have clear views of Turns 12 and 13, positioned at the crucial braking zone before Turn 13 where overtaking frequently occurs. You can also see back towards La Monumental.

Is Silver 12 good for watching overtaking?+

Yes, Silver 12 overlooks a recognised overtaking zone at the braking point before Turn 13, making it an excellent choice if you want to see decisive passing moves and technical racing action.

Are the seats numbered?+

Yes, Silver 12 is sold as a numbered-seat package, so you will have an assigned position in the grandstand.

What is included with the Silver 12 ticket?+

Your package includes a numbered grandstand seat and access to a video wall to follow the action across the circuit during the Grand Prix weekend.

Can I access the La Monumental fan zone with this ticket?+

No, Silver 12 tickets do not include entry to the fan zone inside the La Monumental banked curve; your access is limited to the grandstand itself.

Is Madring still under construction?+

The circuit is currently under development, so grandstand sizes and locations may be subject to change; check with the supplier for the latest configuration before your visit.

If Turn 13 overtaking is your priority but you would prefer a covered, mostly shaded seat, Silver 13 sits at exactly that spot and is noted as a covered grandstand, whereas Silver 12 does not have a confirmed covered designation. Silver 13 holds up to ten together as well, so group size is not a differentiator between the two.

For fans drawn to La Monumental itself, Gold 9 places you on the inside of the 500 m banked Turn 12 for a close-up view, while Silver 10 offers an elevated outside perspective of Turns 11 and 12. Silver 12 sits between those two stands in terms of circuit position, giving you the La Monumental exit and the Turn 13 braking zone in a single sightline, which neither Gold 9 nor Silver 10 extends to. If you would rather watch the start, pit lane and podium, Gold 1 and Gold 2 on the Recta Principal are the only stands at Madring confirmed to offer all three of those views.