Formula 1 Grand Prix Tickets & Complete Travel Packages

The Excitement of Formula 1 Travel: How Fans Book F1 Tickets and Access the Paddock

Speeding into the premier class of motorsport: Formula One travel with Event Breaks brings those with a passion for speed to the racetracks where the roaring power parties are celebrated. Whether it’s F1 tickets for race Sunday or a full F1 weekend package with hotel – we offer tailored packages for motorsport fans planning their own Formula One trip.

Planning an entire race weekend, starting with the question of where to buy Formula One tickets, often takes a lot of time and effort. This is where travel providers specialising in events like Formula One can help, taking care of tickets and accommodation. With Event Breaks you choose your grandstand and your hotel to suit your budget and preferred location.

This includes tickets with paddock access (Paddock Club), allowing you to get up close to Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton and the other drivers before the lights go green.

From Zandvoort to Abu Dhabi: The Most Popular Tracks for Formula One Travel

Back in the Schumacher era, most Formula One fans could recite the 16 races by heart. In 2012 the calendar first broke the 20-race mark, and today there are 24 races across five continents. The drivers cover nearly 4,500 miles on highlight tracks such as the rollercoaster-like Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium), the streets of Monaco or the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez (Mexico City), before the F1 World Champion is crowned at the season finale in Abu Dhabi.

Unforgettable was the heart-pounding finale of the 2021 season, when Max Verstappen in his Red Bull broke the dominance of serial world champion Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes). In the following years the premier class of motorsport saw a spectator boom.

One reason for this is the evolving race calendar. Instead of permanent racetracks, the trend is moving towards street circuits (e.g. on the Las Vegas Strip), which combine the race with sightseeing and create an incredible atmosphere.

The peak of a Formula One season is between late June and early September. During this period the F1 circus tours Europe with several double-headers, including classics such as the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring and the high-speed circuit in Monza’s royal park. New to the calendar is the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid.

Most fans plan their trips months in advance to secure the best seats and hotels. Ticket and accommodation prices vary depending on the race and location. Monaco is considered the most glamorous race on the calendar; other races are more affordable yet still offer a fantastic racing spectacle. For the motorcycle world championship, see our MotoGP page.