F1 Bahrain Grand Prix Tickets 2026

Bahrain Grand Prix 2026

The Bahrain Grand Prix 2026 will follow the typical Grand Prix weekend schedule: practice, qualifying and finally race day. The event will take place over the over three days and you can find the schedule below:

Bahrain International Circuit Details

Location: Sakhir, Bahrain

First F1 Race: 2004

Track Length: 5.412km

Laps: 57

Turns: 15

Unique Features: Desert location with wide temperature fluctuations and exspansive run-off areas, this was the first track in the Middle East to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Bahrain International Circuit is one of the most significant modern venues and a landmark in Formula 1's exspansion into the Middle East. The track, located in Sakhir, opened in 2004 and marked a new era for F1, showcasing the growing global reach that the championship has had.

Designed by famous architect Hermann Tilke, the circuit features a 5.41km layout set against the backdrop of a desert. It combines long straights, heavy braking zones, and technical corners that allow for overtaking. The circuit has took part in multiple layout variations and became known for its night race, which first took place in 2014, shifting the event into a striking spectacle under floodlights.

Bahrain has become renowned for the challening conditions it poses to drivers, abrasive track service, and need for strategic racing and has cemented itself as a cornerstone of the modern Formula 1 calendar.

Bahrain Grand Prix Packages

Bahrain offers a host of grandstand and hospitality packages set in the heart of the desert. Experience a racing facility synonamous with the success of modern Formula 1.

Grandstand tickets:

• Victory Grandstand: See cars down the final straight, then downhill to the final corner. You'll be the first to see the winner as they complete the final corner. Covered grandstand, numbered seats, and TV wall to see all the action.

• University Grandstand: Witness cars emerging from turn one in this covered and numbered grandstand.

• Beyon Grandstand: Covered grandstand where you will watch cars emerge from the technical hairpin of turn 10 and race up the back straight. Seats are numbered here, with a TV walls so none of the action is missed.

• Turn 1 Grandstand: Covered and numbered grandstand that offers panoramic views of the best action on the track. Views of the main straight and the best overtaking corner on the circuit.

• Main Grandstand: Adjacent to the F1 Village and entertainment area. Experience extraordinary views of the start finish straight with the added bonus of seeing the pre-race action and end of race podium celebration.

Hospitality tickets:

• The Dome Hospitality: Your seat is located in The Dome's dedicated grandstand, sitauted on the main straight with views of the F1 Podium and the drivers as they take on the final turn and race into the straight. Enjoy three-day entry to The Dome Lounge, which features complimentary lite-bites, a mix of international cuisine, non-alcoholic refreshments and two complimentary (alcoholic) drink tickets. Enjoy access to an exclusive range of cash bars, such as cocktail bar led by master mixologists. Access to The Dome lounge also includes DJs, roaming entertainers and more between track session.

• Hero Package Main Grandstand: Including a three-day grandstand ticket, you will have access to a hospitality event on Friday/Saturday and unique activities on Thursday/Friday. Start your Grand Prix weekend with an ivitation only event that includes: a guided track tour, championship trophy photo, and a pit lane walk. On Friday or Saturday, you are invited to take part inInside F1 where you can enjoy canapes and free-flowing beverages inside a premium hospitality venue whilst special guest appearences take place from some of the biggest names in F1.

• Champions Club Beyon: Excellent trackside views and wordclass hospitality. Indulge in canapes, light bites, and curated lunch dishes, complemented by an open bar serving wine, beer, and soft drinks. You will also experience: a grid walk, championship photo, F1 insider appearances, guided paddock tour, a seat on the Beyon Grandstand for Premium Trackside views.

Bahrain Grand Prix Previous Winners

How to Get to Bahrain International Circuit

By Air: Most international visitors arrive via Bahrain International Airport, a well connected gateway to the country that offers direct flights from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The airport itself is located around 35 km away from the circuit making any onward travel to the circuit straight forward, with option such as taxis, ride-hailing services, hotel transfers, or rental cars.

Travel time for the airport to the track is normally around 40-45 minutes by car or taxi.

By Car: Quite possibly the easiest way to reach Bahrain is by car and rravel time from the airport to the track is normally around 40-45 minutes or 30-40 minutes from Manama. Access the circuit via Sheikah Khalifa Bin Salman Highway and Zallaq Highway. You will find official car parks clearly signposted during the Grand Prix weekend.

By Taxi: Taxis are widely available across Manama and tourist areas, making them a convinient option for vistors who don't have a rental car.

By Shuttle Bus: Shuttle buses typically operate on race weekends with services from major hotles and key locations. This is a popular mode of transport for vistors thanks to it's stress-free nature, however services will require booking beforehand to ensure a spot on the bus.

By Public Transport: Getting to Bahrain is not recommended due to the very limited public transport access to the circuit, long walking distances, and infrequent services.