The 2027 Madrid E-Prix has an official Formula E event page listing June 26–27, 2027, with racing at Circuito de Madrid Jarama-RACE. The listing gives fans ticket options for a two-round weekend, although detailed session times remain unconfirmed. The supplied report is dated October 26, 2026; Formula E’s page does not establish when the listing went live.
As of October 27, the useful news is concrete: fans have dates, a venue and advertised ticket starting prices. However, this is not yet a complete race-weekend itinerary. Here is what the official information supports before you commit to a Madrid trip.
When is the 2027 Madrid E-Prix?
Formula E lists the event for Saturday, June 26, and Sunday, June 27, 2027. It forms part of the championship’s 2026/27 season and closes its European leg, according to the official Madrid E-Prix event page.
The weekend is a double-header, covering rounds 16 and 17. Therefore, a two-day visit gives fans the opportunity to attend both rounds rather than selecting one race day.
However, the event dates do not establish when spectators can enter or when racing finishes. Keep those distinctions clear when comparing flights, hotel nights and onward connections.
Where is the 2027 Madrid E-Prix held?
The venue is Circuito de Madrid Jarama-RACE, as identified in Formula E’s official calendar announcement. Crucially, this is not the Madring Formula 1 venue.
That distinction matters when searching for grandstand advice or accommodation. Our Madring grandstand guide covers the separate Formula 1 venue, not seating for this Formula E weekend.
For now, use the full Jarama venue name when checking travel options. Then verify the spectator entrance and event transport arrangements before choosing your final route.
The checked event information does not confirm a complete transport plan. Consequently, do not assume that a shuttle, parking space or particular access gate comes with your ticket.
How much are 2027 Madrid E-Prix tickets?
The official page advertises adult tickets from €80 for one day and €140 for two days. Youth tickets start at €40 and €65, respectively. It also lists a €25 Pit Garages & Extended Fan Zone upgrade.
For drivers comparing Madrid E-Prix 2027 tickets, these are starting prices rather than a guarantee of availability. Prices and inventory may change.
| Ticket option | Listed starting price | Planning consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Adult, one day | €80 | Select the race day you want to attend |
| Adult, two days | €140 | Attend across June 26–27 |
| Youth, one day | €40 | Check the youth eligibility conditions |
| Youth, two days | €65 | Check eligibility and weekend access terms |
| Pit Garages & Extended Fan Zone upgrade | €25 | Check the upgrade’s conditions before purchase |
At the advertised starting prices, an adult two-day ticket costs €20 less than two €80 single-day tickets. Likewise, the youth weekend option costs €15 less than two €40 single-day tickets.
However, compare the actual products available at checkout, not just their headline prices. Follow Formula E’s event page or its official ticket directory to check current options. Confirm age rules and exactly what each ticket includes before paying.
What is the difference between E-Prix and E-PrixUnleashed?
Formula E’s 2026/27 season announcement introduces two race formats for double-header weekends: a 30-minute E-PrixUnleashed and a 45-minute E-Prix. Madrid’s calendar listing identifies it as a double-header.
The official 2026/27 calendar announcement provides the championship context. However, those race durations are not Madrid start times or a complete daily programme.
For fans, the practical distinction is straightforward: the two race formats have different scheduled durations. Wait for the Madrid timetable before deciding which day best fits your travel plans.
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What are the 2027 Madrid E-Prix session times?
The detailed Madrid E-Prix schedule is not confirmed on the checked event page. That includes practice, qualifying and race start times.
Therefore, there is no verified session-by-session itinerary to build around yet. A published event date should not become an assumed afternoon start or a promised Sunday departure window.
Before making non-refundable arrangements, check these four items:
- The final daily timetable, including spectator opening times.
- The ticket’s access conditions and any upgrade restrictions.
- Official parking, shuttle or public-transport guidance.
- Your return connection after the published finish time.
If you are comparing Spanish race trips, our IndyCar Barcelona 2027 report covers a separate event in a different city. Keep its dates and venue details separate from Madrid’s.
Which Formula E car will race in Madrid in 2027?
The 2026/27 season introduces GEN4. Formula E’s Madrid page promotes the new generation with a published power figure of 600 kW.
However, that is a championship promotional specification, not a measured result from a Madrid session. It does not establish Jarama lap times or the performance drivers will deliver during the weekend.
The checked event information also does not confirm an event-specific driver line-up. Follow later announcements rather than treating an early listing as the final entry list.
Safety note: keep acceleration and limit-handling tests to closed circuits or authorised private venues, never public roads.
How can drivers record their Madrid trip?
If your race trip includes a drive, TripRank can record that journey separately from the racing you watch. The iOS app tracks drives with GPS route capture and works offline, including background recording.
Its free tier includes a per-trip Smoothness Score and access to the 10 most recent trips. However, it is a driving telemetry companion, not a source for Madrid’s event timetable or ticket information.
Frequently asked questions
When is the 2027 Madrid E-Prix?
The 2027 Madrid E-Prix is listed for June 26–27, 2027. It is a double-header covering rounds 16 and 17 of the 2026/27 Formula E season.
Is the Madrid E-Prix at Jarama or Madring?
The event is at Circuito de Madrid Jarama-RACE. It is not at Madring, the separate Madrid Formula 1 venue.
How much are 2027 Madrid E-Prix tickets?
Adult tickets start at €80 for one day or €140 for two days. Youth tickets start at €40 or €65, respectively. Prices and availability may change.
What are the 2027 Madrid E-Prix session times?
The checked official event page does not confirm practice, qualifying or race start times. Check the final timetable before fixing your travel connections.
Bottom line
Madrid now has an official Formula E event listing with June 26–27 dates, a Jarama venue and advertised ticket options. However, the detailed timetable and transport arrangements still need checking before you lock in your trip. If you plan to record your own drives along the way, explore TripRank’s iOS driving telemetry app.
Read next
- Madring grandstand views: a guide to the separate Formula 1 venue
- IndyCar Barcelona 2027: the July race announcement
