Japanese Grand Prix – Suzuka 2027
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Japanese Grand Prix – Suzuka 2027

FORMULA 1 MSC CRUISES JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2027

Japanese Grand Prix - Suzuka F1 Tickets & Packages

Do you want to buy official Japan F1 tickets for the next Japanese Grand Prix? Race Experience offers you the best tickets for the Suzuka Grand Prix. As well as F1® Experiences packages and VIP trackside hospitality. We always aim to provide the most value for money during your next Japanese Grand Prix!

Japanese F1 Tickets

The following link will put you through to our Suzuka F1 Tickets page. This page has detailed information about Suzuka. Learn about helpful things like F1 tickets for kids, TVs, and the best Suzuka F1 tickets. This information can also be found in our Ticket tip guide for the Japanese Grand Prix.

Japanese Grand Prix Packages

Alongside the regular Japanese Grand Prix tickets, we offer Japanese Grand Prix Packages. We do this in close collaboration with F1® Experiences. For instance, premium Packages, Paddock Club™ access and trackside VIP hospitality packages.

Would you like to join your favorite team on the grid and in their team garage? It is possible with a Team Hospitality package from F1® Experiences. Emerge yourself in an emotional roller coaster!

Experience the highs and lows of your F1 team during the Suzuka GP up-close. Enjoy exclusive racing views, meet-and-greets with your heroes, open bars and exquisite cuisines. Does this sound like something for you? Then get your Japanese Grand Prix Packages before they sell out!

VIP hospitality

Trackside VIP Hospitality is available for the exclusive lounges around the Suzuka Circuit. Are you a business owner interested in pampering high-profile clients? Or perhaps a racing fan looking for an unrivaled race experience?

The available lounges cater to all your wishes. Race Experience is more than happy to assist with tailor made travel packages for your group. Please inquire using the form found on this page.

Suzuka Circuit – Download the free guide

Discover our handy and free Circuit Guide. This is full of tips for purchasing your F1 Japan Tickets 2027. The benefits:

  • The guide contains extensive information about the Suzuka Circuit. You’ll know exactly what to expect during the FORMULA 1 GP of Japan 2027.
  • Find out the easiest way to reach the circuit. Check out a handy map, including food and drink spots and other facilities.
  • Read about the essential items you need for a comfortable race experience.
  • Get an overview of entry criteria and the rules at the circuit.

Download the F1 Japan Circuit Guide for free now! Prepare yourself optimally for an unforgettable weekend full of racing fun.

Free Kyoto Destination Guide

Your FORMULA 1 trip to Japan is a great opportunity to explore the country. How about Kyoto, home to some of the world’s most remarkable temples?

In our free Kyoto Destination Guide, we list the highlights for you. You’ll read about the best restaurants and attractions. Let the excitement begin!

Ready to buy your F1 Japan tickets?

Are you excited about the upcoming Grand Prix in Japan? Please reserve your Suzuka GP tickets or your Japanese Grand Prix VIP packages. Please keep in mind, we are happy to help you!

About the Japanese Grand Prix and Suzuka Circuit

The Japanese Grand Prix is one of the most iconic events on the Formula 1 calendar. Suzuka is highly regarded by Formula 1 drivers because of its fast and challenging layout, while the passionate Japanese fans create a unique atmosphere throughout the race weekend.

The Suzuka International Racing Course is located approximately 50 kilometres southwest of Nagoya and was originally built by Honda as a test track in 1962. The circuit was designed by Dutch circuit designer John Hugenholtz and has undergone several modifications over the years to improve safety.

Suzuka is 5.807 kilometres long and features 18 corners. It is famous for its unique figure eight layout, making it the only circuit on the Formula 1 calendar where the track crosses over itself. Famous sections such as the high speed Esses, the Degner Curves, Spoon Curve and the legendary 130R make Suzuka one of the biggest challenges of the season for Formula 1 drivers.

The Japanese Grand Prix was first held at Suzuka in 1987 and the circuit has played an important role in Formula 1 history. Several World Championships have been decided in Japan, including the famous title battles between Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost. Their controversial collision at Suzuka in 1989 helped Prost secure the World Championship, while another collision between the two drivers at the same circuit one year later resulted in Senna becoming World Champion.

The circuit is part of the larger Suzuka Circuit Park complex, which also includes an amusement park, hotels and several other attractions. Combined with the passionate Japanese fans and the challenging circuit, Suzuka provides one of the most distinctive race weekends on the Formula 1 calendar.

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Frequently asked questions

How will I receive my tickets?

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.

Is it possible for me to choose a specific row/seat number on the Grandstand with my booking?

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

Will we be seated together on the grandstand?

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.

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Schedule

Japanese Grand Prix – Suzuka F1 schedule
09 – 11 April 2027
     
Session Day Time (GMT/UTC)
Free Practice 1 Friday 02:30 – 03:30
Sprint Shootout Friday 06:30 – 07:14
Sprint Race Saturday 02:30 – 03:30
Qualifying Saturday 06:00 – 07:00
Race Sunday 06:00 – 08:00

* Dates and times yet to be confirmed

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