F1 Ticket Prices in 2026

F1 tickets in 2026 start at $72 for three days of general admission in Shanghai and run past $30k for hospitality in Las Vegas. Across the 23 races on this year's calendar, the typical cheapest 3-day ticket costs $257, and a reserved grandstand seat for the weekend usually costs $250-700. Single-day tickets cost less, but not every race sells them, so every price on this page is for the full weekend unless it says otherwise, converted to US dollars.
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Chinese Grand PrixChina
ChinaApril 16-18, 2027$72
2
Japanese Grand PrixJapan
JapanApril 9-11, 2027$140
3
Italian Grand PrixItaly
ItalySeptember 3-5, 2027$144
4
Qatar Grand PrixQatar
QatarNovember 27-29, 2026$165
5
São Paulo Grand PrixBrazil
BrazilNovember 6-8, 2026$191
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Austrian Grand PrixAustria
AustriaJuly 9-11, 2027$194
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Hungarian Grand PrixHungary
HungaryJuly 30 - August 1, 2027$194
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Bahrain Grand Prix in MalaysiaMalaysia
MalaysiaOctober 2-4, 2026$220
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Mexico City Grand PrixMexico
MexicoOct 30 - Nov 1, 2026$220
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Spanish Grand PrixSpain
SpainSeptember 11-13, 2026$222
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Belgian Grand PrixBelgium
BelgiumJuly 23-25, 2027$245
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Barcelona-Catalunya Grand PrixSpain
SpainJune 12-14, 2026$257
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Canadian Grand PrixCanada
CanadaMay 21-23, 2027$290
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Australian Grand PrixAustralia
AustraliaApril 2-4, 2027$299
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United States Grand PrixUnited States
United StatesOctober 23-25, 2026$355
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Dutch Grand PrixNetherlands
NetherlandsAugust 21-23, 2026$363
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Azerbaijan Grand PrixAzerbaijan
AzerbaijanSeptember 24-26, 2026$380
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British Grand PrixUnited Kingdom
United KingdomJuly 2-4, 2027$383
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Monaco Grand PrixMonaco
MonacoJune 4-6, 2027$399
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Singapore Grand PrixSingapore
SingaporeOctober 9-11, 2026$429
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Abu Dhabi Grand PrixUnited Arab Emirates
United Arab EmiratesDecember 4-6, 2026$462
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Las Vegas Grand PrixUnited States
United StatesNovember 19-21, 2026$492
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Miami Grand PrixUnited States
United StatesApril 30 - May 2, 2027$695

How Much Are F1 Tickets?

The cheapest way to see a whole F1 weekend is a 3-day general admission pass, which costs $72-695 depending on the race. Single-day tickets, where they're sold, cost less, from $50 for a practice night in Las Vegas to around $220 for race day at Spa.

Grandstand seats sit in the middle. A reserved seat for all three days usually costs $250-700, and the price rises with the view, the corner, and how close you are to the start line.

Race day always costs the most, and the biggest events like Monaco, Silverstone, and Las Vegas sell out fast. Buying early from the official seller is usually the cheapest way in.

Pit Grandstand at the Singapore Grand Prix
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What Are the Cheapest 3-Day F1 Tickets?

The cheapest 3-day F1 tickets are general admission passes, which get you in for practice, qualifying, and the race without a reserved seat. Shanghai is the cheapest race on the calendar at $72, with Suzuka at $140 and Monza at $144 next.
The five races below have the lowest 3-day ticket prices, converted to US dollars so they're easy to compare. Single-day tickets aren't included, because not every race sells them.

What Are the Most Expensive F1 Tickets?

The most expensive F1 tickets are 3-day hospitality packages. They include food, drinks, private viewing, and sometimes paddock or pit lane access.
The five races below have the highest top ticket prices, converted to US dollars.

F1 Tickets: FAQs

A single day of general admission usually costs $100-200 where it's sold, while the cheapest 3-day ticket on the 2026 calendar runs from $72 in China to $695 in Miami. A 3-day grandstand seat is often $250-700 before travel and hotels.

Friday is almost always the cheapest day, because it only has practice. Where single-day tickets are sold, Friday can cost about half the Sunday price, with Singapore's Friday walkabout at $155 against $288 for Sunday. A 3-day pass often costs little more than race day alone, so compare both before you buy.

A grandstand gives you a reserved seat, a clear view of one section of track, and usually a big screen, which makes long days much easier.

Most races open ticket sales six to nine months before the event, with early bird discounts for the first buyers.

The official race promoter is usually the cheapest and safest option. Resale sites often charge more and carry a higher risk.

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