Experience the thrill of Formula 1 at one of the sport’s most iconic circuits. The Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix 2026 takes place at the legendary Suzuka Circuit from 27–29 March 2026, offering fans an unforgettable race weekend in the heart of Japan.
Suzuka is renowned for its unique figure-eight layout, fast S-Curves, and legendary corners such as 130R, making it a favourite among drivers and fans alike. This 3-day event includes practice sessions, qualifying, and the main race, delivering non-stop motorsport action.
A range of ticket options is available, including reserved grandstand seating and general admission areas, allowing spectators to choose views from key points around the circuit. Whether you prefer trackside excitement or panoramic views of the racing action, there’s an option to suit every fan.
With Japan’s incredible atmosphere, passionate F1 supporters, and the possibility of cherry blossom season, the Japanese Grand Prix is a must-attend event on the Formula 1 calendar.
Iconic Suzuka Circuit – One of Formula 1’s most legendary tracks, famous for its unique figure-eight layout and high-speed corners
3-Day Race Weekend – Enjoy practice sessions, qualifying, and the main Grand Prix from 27–29 March 2026
Multiple Ticket Options – Choose from reserved grandstands or general admission areas with great track views
Unmatched Atmosphere – Passionate Japanese F1 fans and the chance to experience cherry blossom season
World-Class Motorsport Action – Watch the world’s best drivers battle it out at one of the most demanding circuits on the calendar
Entry to Japanese Grand Prix (Ticket category needs to be selected at checkout page)
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Even in spring, there are days when the sun is strong, so it's a good idea to wear a hat. A wide-brimmed hat is recommended.
If the temperature is high, short sleeves are fine, but even in that case, it's a good idea to bring a long sleeve to put on in case of emergency.
A backpack is recommended so you can keep both hands free. It's also convenient to have a smartphone shoulder bag or waist pouch so you can easily take out your smartphone.
Comfortable pants are a must.
Wear comfortable shoes that you are comfortable in. Sandals are not recommended even if the temperature is high. If you are worried about rain, waterproof shoes are more comfortable.
If you're watching for a long time, you may be concerned about the battery life, so be sure to bring a fully charged spare battery.
It can get chilly in the mornings and evenings in spring, so it's a good idea to have something to put on in case of emergency.
Binoculars and opera glasses: You can get a good view of the circuit vision, leader tower, pit work, and more from a distance.
