All circuits nowadays use E-tickets. This means that we receive the tickets digitally from the circuit and can also send them to you digitally. We will upload the tickets to your account no later than 7 days prior the race weekend, you can download the tickets from your Account area. We recommend printing E-tickets, if these are in pdf format, and bringing them to the circuit. This will facilitate a smoother entry process at the circuit gate.
Some VIP tickets remain physical and need to be collected on sight or will be shipped to your homeaddress.
No, due to Race Experience reserving multiple seats on a single grandstand, we can only allocate seating once all tickets have been sold. This approach ensures that everyone is seated together when tickets are placed within one order. During the booking process, you have the option to fill in a comments field where you can express any preferences. We make every effort to accommodate these preferences when distributing the tickets. However, please note that we cannot guarantee specific preferenc
Yes, if you book tickets for the same grandstand in one order, you are guaranteed to be seated together. If you have made two separate bookings and still want to sit together, this can be arranged in some cases. If you send an email to info@raceexperiences.com mentioning the two order numbers, our travel specialists will look into whether this can still be organized.
Unfortunately, we cannot provide the exact location of your seats on the grandstand yet, as the seating arrangement is based on all sold tickets. You will know exactly which seats have been reserved for you at the time of delivery.
| Chinese Grand Prix | ||
| 16 – 18 April 2027 | ||
| Session | Day | Time (UTC) |
| Free Practice 1 | Friday | 03:30 – 04:30 |
| Free Practice 2 | Friday | 07:30 – 08:30 |
| Free Practice 3 | Saturday | 03:00 – 04:00 |
| Qualifying | Saturday | 07:00 – 08:00 |
| Race | Sunday | 07:00 – 09:00 |
* Dates and times yet to be confirmed
Experience the Chinese Grand Prix with Race Experience! We offer a wide range of F1 Shanghai tickets and Chinese Grand Prix packages. From General Admission, to grandstands and Paddock Club™ VIP Packages. Race Experience is your one-stop shop for a one-of-a-kind F1 experience at the GP of china.
We provide much more than just the best Chinese GP 2027 tickets. For instance, seamless transfers, first-class hotels and exclusive access to motorsports. Order your Chinese F1 GP tickets online with confidence and ease. We remain at your disposal should you require any assistance.
Above you will find the ‘F1 Ticket’ tile. This page leads to our most up-to-date ticket offering for the Chinese Grand Prix 2027 in Shanghai. Also, check out our ticket tips for the chinese Grand Prix. Here you will find information about the location of TV-screens, track views and more. These tips will help you when selecting your Chinese Grand Prix 2027 tickets.
We aim to provide first-class advice. Especially for those that have not visited the Shanghai International Circuit before.
Would you like to go beyond the grandstands and gain unparalleled access to the world of F1 in Shanghai? Have a peek at our Chinese GP ticket packages: from F1® Experiences and FORMULA 1 Paddock Club™. These packages include pit lane walks, behind the scenes tours, meet-and-greets with big names in F1 and more.
Are you curious about the details of the circuit? In our free downloadable China Circuit Guide you will find an overview. You will see the course of the circuit, the location of the grandstand as well as an overview of the facilities.
Since you will probably be traveling to the other side of the world, you might as well make the most of it! Shanghai is a true global city where you will never be bored for a second. However, it is also a large city, and you will naturally want to be back in time for the races. That’s why we have developed a free Shanghai destination guide. In this guide, you will find the restaurants and cultural highlights you cannot not miss.
The Shanghai International Circuit is located northwest of central Shanghai and has hosted the Chinese Grand Prix since 2004. The circuit was designed by Hermann Tilke and Peter Wahl and is 5.451 kilometres long, featuring a total of 16 corners. The layout was inspired by the Chinese character Shang (上), which can be translated as above or ascending.
The circuit combines several technical sections with long straights and heavy braking zones. One of its most distinctive features is the opening sequence through Turns 1 and 2, where the drivers follow an increasingly tight right hand corner. The long back straight leading towards Turn 14 provides one of the best overtaking opportunities on the circuit.
Shanghai has produced plenty of memorable Formula 1 moments over the years. In 2009, Sebastian Vettel claimed Red Bull Racing’s first Formula 1 victory at the Chinese Grand Prix. The circuit has also proven to be a good location for overtaking. The 2016 race featured an exceptionally high number of overtaking manoeuvres.
The Chinese Grand Prix was absent from the Formula 1 calendar between 2020 and 2023 before returning in 2024. The return also introduced the Sprint format to Shanghai for the first time.


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