Japanese F1 GP 2027 - 3 Day Pass

Suzuka International Circuit

Fri, 09 Apr 2027

10:00 AM

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V1-1 Grandstand – Main Straight

- Secure a seat in the V1 Grandstand at Suzuka Circuit, positioned right on the main straight with front-row views of the start, the pit lane and the finish line of the Japanese Grand Prix. Big screens, reserved seating, and the electric atmosphere of the race start make V1 one of the most sought-after F1 tickets in Japan.

A1-1 Grandstand – End of Main Straight

- The A1 Grandstand puts you close to the track at the end of Suzuka’s main straight, where F1 cars hit top speed before braking hard for Turn 1. With covered seating, a big screen and numbered seats, it’s a comfortable, premium choice for watching the Japanese Grand Prix in any weather.

B1 Grandstand – Turns 1 & 2

- Watch the drama unfold from the B1 Grandstand, overlooking Suzuka’s famous Turn 1 and 2 double right-hander, one of the best overtaking spots on the circuit. Reserved seats and big-screen coverage let you follow every late-braking move and wheel-to-wheel battle at the F1 Japanese Grand Prix.

B2-1 Grandstand – Turns 1 & 2 (Upper)

- Raised above B1, the B2 Grandstand offers an elevated panoramic view of the main straight braking zone, Turn 1 and the cars disappearing into the legendary S Curves. It’s widely regarded as one of the best-value seats at Suzuka for fans who want overtakes and sweeping track views in one ticket.

D-1/2 Grandstand – S Curves

- Experience the rhythm and precision of Suzuka’s iconic S Curves from the D Grandstand, where F1 drivers flick through a flowing sequence of high-speed bends. It’s a favourite for true racing fans who want to see car balance, driver skill and pure downforce up close at the Japanese Grand Prix.

G-1 Grandstand – 130R

- Feel the raw speed of Formula 1 from the G Grandstand, overlooking Suzuka’s fearsome 130R, one of the fastest and most famous corners in motorsport. An affordable way to see cars flat-out through a sweeping left-hander as they charge towards the final chicane.

I-1 Grandstand – Hairpin

- The I Grandstand faces Suzuka’s Hairpin, the slowest corner on the circuit and a prime spot for late-braking overtakes and close racing. With reserved seating and big-screen views, it’s a great-value option to watch F1 cars up close at the Japanese Grand Prix.

West Area – General Admission / Non-Reserved Seat (Spoon Curve)

- The West Area is Suzuka’s general admission zone around Spoon Curve, offering budget-friendly access to some of the circuit’s best open viewing spots with no reserved seating. Arrive early to claim your spot, enjoy the relaxed fan atmosphere, and watch F1 cars carry huge speed through Spoon and down the back straight.