F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Tickets 2026

Azerbaijan Grand Prix Packages

A range of grandstand packages are available for the grand prix weekend at Baku City Circuit, with additional hospitality options also available.

• Khazar Grandstand: Offering a rush-filled experience for spectators, this vantage point allows race fans to witness cars reaching speeds of over 300 km/h as they charge toward the start/finish line. This ticket also includes access to the Thursday Pit Lane Walk.

• Icheri Sheher Grandstand: This Grandstand overlooks the walls of Baku's Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Spectators can also enjoy a view of turn 12, adding an exciting perspective to the experience.

• Absheron Grandstand: Situated along the main straight of Baku City Circuit, this grandstand offers a view of race preperations, start and finish, pit lanes, and post-race celebrations. It is the perfect spot to see overtakes on 2.2km main straight.

• Champions Club Hospitality: The Champions Club grandstand is located next to the track just steps away from the Champions Club. You will have a view of the Main Straight and Pit Lane exit, giving you an up-close seat to witness all the key moments throughout the weekend. This packages includes: Champions Club hospitality, delicious canapes, light bights and curated lunch dishes, open bar, Grid Walk + Championship Photo, F1 Insider Appearances, Guided Paddock Tour.

Baku City Circuit Details

Location: Azadiq Sqaure, Baku, Azerbaijan

First F1 Race: 2016

Track Length: 6.003km

Track Laps: 51

Track Turns: 20

Fastest Lap: 1:43.009 - Charles Leclerc (2019)

Unique Features: This is a circuit of dramatic contrast, featuring a super-fast 6km track wit a 2.2km main straight, one of the longest in F1. It's medieval Old City section has one of the the narrowest corners in turn 8, creating an urban rollercoaster with high speeds, heavy braking, and a risk of chaos.

The circuit was created in 2016 as a showcase of Baku's modern skyline alongside its historic old town. Known for it's distinctive characteristics and challenging street layout, the now iconic track was designed by renonwed circuit architect Hermann Tilke.

As well as a visual contrast, the tracks technical contrast of speed and precision make it a stand out.

Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2026 Schedule

The Grand Prix weekend is set to begin late September 24th with three practice rounds, qualifying, and the final race all unfolding over three exciting days of Formula 1. Whether you're there for a day or the whole weekend, there's no shortage of action.

Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2026 FAQs

How do I purchase Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2026 tickets?

You can purchase Azerbaijan Grand Prix tickets directly from the Seat Loader website. Simply select 'view tickets' for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix at the top of the page, select your preferred package and confirm your purchase.

What is the difference between the Azerbaijan Grand Prix packages?

Every package for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix is different, with a unique view, experience and price. Most noticeably you will choose between three types of packages:

• General Admission (standard tickets) - don’t provide a guaranteed seat
• Grandstand ticket - provide a guaranteed seat in one of the grandstands
• Hospitality package - upgraded experience with premium benefits

Will my Azerbaijan Grand Prix Tickets be seated together?

Yes, all multi-ticket purchases will be seated together (excluding general admission)

When is the next Azerbaijan Grand Prix taking place?

The 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix is set for September 24th race day on September 26th.

What days will my tickets be active for?

Tickets for Azerbaijan Grand Prix are available as single day passes (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) or multiu-day passes (e.g., Friday to Sunday). Your ticket will be valid only on the day(s) you purchased, so please check the information provided on your preferred ticket.

How to Get to Baku City Circuit

Baku City Circuit is located in the heart of Baku, making it very easily accessible if you're staying in the city.

Flying to Baku: Most international visitors arrive via Heydar Aliyev International Airport and is well connected with direct flights from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. It is located around 25km northeast of Baku with a travel time of approximatley 30-40 minutes to the city centre.

By Metro: Baku's Metro system is one of the most convinient ways to reach the circuit with several stations being within walking distance of the track, including Sahil, Icherisheher, and 28 May. These services are frequent, affordable, and very well organised during race weekend, ideal for avoiding road closures and traffic congestion during the race weekend.

By Taxi / Ride-Hailing Apps:

Taxis are widely used in Baku with Bolt and Uber operating throughout the city. There are dedicated drop-off zones in place near the circuit but expect heavier traffic before and after sessions, especially near the old city.

By Bus: Baku's public bus network also serves the city centre with multiple stops near Baku Boulevard and central landmarks. This service is useful for reaching areas not directly connected by the metro. It should be noted that services may be rerouted due to road closures during the Grand Prix.

On Foot: As stated, if you're staying in central Baku, walking is the best option. Many hotels are within a 10 to 20 minutes walk from the circuit and pedestrian access is very well managed with clear signage and security checks. Walk to the circuit avoids traffic delays and offers incredible views of the city and it's waterfront.