Formula 1 is internationally acclaimed as the pinnacle of racing. The excitement and thrill it delivers, whether on TV or in person, is unparalleled and truly extraordinary.
If you haven't experienced a Grand Prix live yet, why not indulge yourself and attend in style?
What is hospitality at Formula 1?
Formula 1 hospitality packages offer an elevated experience compared to general admission, providing unique opportunities to enjoy the Grand Prix like never before.
You'll have the chance to witness racing legends like Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, and Sergio Perez from the best views of the track.
Hospitality at Grand Prix circuits, situated in extraordinary global locations, provides a touch of luxury with fine dining and premium drinks options, and access to exclusive lounge access. You'll also enjoy behind-the-scenes insights into F1, creating a dream experience for motor racing enthusiasts.
It's the perfect treat for a special occasion, and while each Grand Prix offers unique experiences, there are consistent package inclusions for certain races. Let's explore these inclusions further.
What does F1 hospitality include?
Typically, you will have access to an exclusive lounge where you can relax between sessions. You'll also enjoy a dedicated seat in one of the grandstands or a prime seat connected to the lounge, which is only accessible with the ticket you hold.
Complimentary food and drinks may also be available within the hospitality lounge, and you may also be treated to great entertainment and freebies for you to keep.
With higher price point packages, you'll secure seating right above the team garages, allowing you to witness the action during pit stops. You'll also be situated at the start/finish line, providing an excellent view of all the race's key moments.
You could also receive a guided track tour and access to the pits during certain times of the weekend, of course not during the sessions.
As we say, every track offers a different experience. We recommend researching and finding out which circuits are the best to attend this season and offer the best fan experience.
The Silverstone, Abu Dhabi and Monaco Grands Prix are three races that provide exquisite packages, each showcasing and encapsulating the glamour and splendour of Formula 1.
Whether for yourself or as a gift, F1 packages bring you closer to the action. They're not just for fans but also ideal for corporate outings.
As some packages can host private groups of 10 or more, this provides a perfect opportunity to treat employees or to do some networking - either way, you are sure to impress your guests!
What is a general admission ticket for F1?
An F1 general admission ticket will typically provide you with a good view of the videowall, allowing you and your guests to watch the action and replays from various locations around the circuit.
While general admission tickets offer flexibility and affordability, it's important to note that they do not include access to food, drinks, or lounge areas. However, you will have the option to purchase food and drinks from the concourse.
If you're seeking a more luxurious experience, you will have the option to upgrade to hospitality, though this is subject to availability.
You can explore our offerings for each race in the season and choose the ones that suit your preferences. Additionally, you can check out other available motorsport tickets.
Formula 1 represents the highest level of motor racing. There are other single-seater open-wheel car racing categories that provide excitement, but nothing comes close to the worldwide popularity of F1.
With 20+ races each season that take the sport around the globe, there is something different with every weekend, which only adds to what makes F1 so special.
Let's explore the schedule for the remainder of the 2024 season.
Formula 1 Schedule 2024
The 2024 season will be the longest F1 season to date, featuring 24 races in 21 different countries
F1’s qualifying format is synonymous with the sport and is as exciting as the race itself. While different formats have been trialled in the past, nothing has been able to replace the original.
There is, however, a new format that has been introduced in the last few years, and that is the sprint qualifying format. The aim of this format is to introduce more excitement throughout the whole race weekend.
Here is the full 2024 F1 calendar:
In summer 2023, Formula 1 announced the calendar for the 2024 FIA Formula One World Championship. The calendar features 24 races, kicking off in Bahrain on the 2nd of March and concluding in Abu Dhabi on the 8th of December.
Here is the full list of dates:
29th February-2nd March - Bahrain Grand Pri
7th-9th March - Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
22nd-24th March - Australian Grand Prix
5th-7th April - Japanese Grand Prix
19th-21st April - Chinese Grand Prix
3rd-5th May - Miami Grand Prix
17th-19th May - Italian Grand Prix
24-26th May - Monaco Grand Prix
7th-9th June - Canadian Grand Prix
21st-23rd June - Spanish Grand Prix
28th-30th June - Austrian Grand Prix
5th-7th July - British Grand Prix
19th-21st July - Hungary Grand Prix
26th-28th July - Belgian Grand Prix
23rd-25th August - Dutch Grand Prix
30th August-1st September - Monza Grand Prix
20th-22nd September - Singapore Grand Prix
18th-20th October - Austin Grand Prix
25th-27th October - Mexican Grand Prix
1st-3rd November - Brazilian Grand Prix
21st-23rd November - Las Vegas Grand Prix
26th-28th November - Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
