The Hungaroring is set to begin a development drive ahead of the 2023 FIA Formula 1 World Championship season, with the aim to update the facilities at the Hungarian Grand Prix venue.
The track, which holds a contract to host Formula 1 until at least the 2027 season, has already undergone some changes in recent years, with resurfacing work and grandstand maintenance being on top of this list.
However, they are set to now upgrade the entrance, headquarters and customer area of the track, as well as improving the water and electrical networks that will benefit the already confirmed sell-out crowd in 2023.
“I took over the management of Hungaroring in 2010, and we have been waiting for this moment practically since then,” Zsolt Gyulay, the CEO of Hungaroring Sport Zrt. is quoted as saying by F1i.com.
“Of course, we did not rest on our laurels in the past period either: our track has undergone a number of renovations, we have worked continuously to meet the new safety requirements.