F1 Japanese Grand Prix Tickets 2026

Japanese Grand Prix Packages

As one of the most highly anticipated occasions in motorsport, F1 Japan Grand Prix tickets are always in high demand. Seat Loader offers a selection of both grandstand and hospitality ticket options for the event. The Suzuka Circuit is a world-renowned track, and all Japanese GP tickets provided give spectators a fantastic way to view the action, whether from one of the many grandstands or from the premium hospitality settings available.

Grandstand tickets: Grandstand tickets at the Suzuka Circuit offer a wide range of viewing spots throughout the venue. The Main Straight (A/B/C) is of course a popular spot with clear views of the start and finish line. The S-Curves is a popular spot for the serious racing fans, as one of the more technical moments of the track. Other highlights are at Degner and the Hairpin, but all spots offer a unique perspective of the race. We offer various Japanese GP grandstand tickets so take a look at our available listings.

Hospitality tickets: Hospitality is a fantastic option at the Suzuka Circuit, as there is a diverse range of Japanese Grand Prix hospitality packages available. With Paddock Club, Pit or VIP terraces, each package offers something unique. F1 hospitality is a great way to elevate your racing experience, with packages that offer food, drinks, improved comfort, exclusive access, and so much more. With plenty of Japanese Grand Prix hospitality tickets listed, it’s a great time to turn your F1 experience into an unforgettable one.

Suzuka Circuit Details

Location: Suzuka, Mie Prefecture, Japan

First F1 race: 1987

Track Length: 5.807 km

Track Laps: 53

Track Turns: 18

Unique Features: The Suzuka Circuit is the only figure 8 circuit in Formula 1 racing, its unique fun fair setting and towering ferris wheel makes it a real standout venue.

Suzuka is easily one of Formula One’s most notable tracks, with its technically demanding layout and high-speed corners making it a favourite among fans and drivers alike. Located in Suzuka City, the circuit first opened in 1962 and was originally created as a Honda test track before becoming an iconic part of the F1 calendar. It first hosted the Japanese Grand Prix in 1987, taking over from Fuji Speedway, which was considered too unsafe after severe weather conditions caused major issues during the 1976 and 1977 races.

After Suzuka became Japan’s primary F1 venue, it hosted the Grand Prix until 2007, when Toyota pushed for the race to return to their own circuit, Fuji Speedway, following major renovations that earned it an FIA Grade 1 licence. This sparked a bit of a rivalry between Honda and Toyota, as both manufacturers wanted control of Japan’s Grand Prix. An alternating-year system was planned, but it was short-lived, as Toyota withdrew from Formula One entirely, losing the incentive to continue hosting the race after only holding it in 2007 and 2008.

Now Suzuka is the primary F1 track in Japan, and it looks set to remain that way for the foreseeable future. Fans and drivers will be able to look forward to more quality high-speed racing on the Suzuka Circuit. From the high-speed sections to the technical corners, and of course the famous S-Curves that are often make-or-break, the Suzuka Circuit has a little bit of everything.

Japanese Grand Prix 2026 Schedule

The Japanese Grand Prix is set to begin on 27 March, with raceday scheduled for 29 March 2026. The 2026 event will be the earliest the race has ever taken place, due to the shift towards regional calendar groupings introduced in 2024. Previously, the race was typically held in September or October during the Japanese autumn. The new scheduling places the Grand Prix in spring, coinciding with cherry blossom season, which is also Japan’s most popular period for tourism.

F1 Japanese Grand Prix Tickets FAQ

How do I get tickets for the Japanese Grand Prix?

You can purchase your Japanese Grand Prix tickets directly from our website. Simply select ‘F1 Japanese Grand Prix Tickets 2026’ at the top of the page, select your preferred package and confirm your purchase.

When is the Japanese Grand Prix scheduled to take place?

The Japanese Grand Prix is set to commence March 27 2026, with race day taking place on March 29 2026.

Where is the Japanese Grand Prix 2026 located?

The Japanese Grand Prix 2026 is located at the Suzuka International Racing Course, in Suzuka City, Japan.

If I purchase more than one Japanese GP ticket will they be seated together?

Yes, all multi-ticket purchases within the same order will be seated together for the Japanese Grand Prix (excluding general admission).

What days are my Japanese Grand Prix tickets available for?

The Japanese Grand Prix offers single, multi-day and weekend passes. Make sure to check the ticket information for your preferred package before confirming your purchase.

How do I get to the Suzuka Circuit?

The Suzuka Circuit is well connected to Japan’s public transport but is located outside major cities. Planning your journey in advance is recommended.

Train: The closest stations are Shiroko Station (Kintetsu Line) and Suzuka Circuit Inō Station (Isle Railway Line). Shiroko Station is a major hub on race day, with many shuttle buses running from the station to the circuit.

Bus: Dedicated shuttle buses from Shiroko Station provide direct access to the circuit. This is the simplest public transport option for spectators.

Car: Driving is possible but not recommended due to congestion and limited parking. If you do drive, book in advance and plan carefully.

Taxi: Taxis are convenient from Suzuka and nearby towns, with drop-off points near the circuit. Expect high demand and increased fares during peak times.