Formula 1 VIP Tickets

F1 2026 VIP Tickets & Hospitality Packages

Formula 1 remains the pinnacle of motor racing — and in 2026, F1 hospitality and VIP packages continue to deliver the ultimate way to enjoy a Grand Prix weekend in style. From pit‑lane access to gourmet dining, these offerings immerse you in the luxury, excitement and behind‑the‑scenes magic of the sport.

When Do F1 Tickets Go On Sale?

VIP tickets and hospitality packages for F1 2026 are available now — and will continue releasing throughout the season. Official hospitality programmes offer all‑inclusive, premium experiences beyond general admission.

As the season progresses, new VIP package releases will be added — so checking Seat Unique regularly ensures you catch the latest availability.

How to Get F1 2026 VIP / Hospitality Packages

1. Browse upcoming Grands Prix on Seat Unique
2. Select from hospitality tiers at your chosen circuit
3. Book securely with instant confirmation
4. Receive mobile / e‑ticket delivery via email

Packages vary by circuit, so always confirm the inclusions for your specific event.

When Does the 2026 F1 Season Start?

The 2026 F1 season features 24 races, beginning in March and concluding in December. Here is the confirmed F1 2026 schedule:

• 8 March — Australian Grand Prix (Melbourne)
• 15 March — Chinese Grand Prix (Shanghai)
• 29 March — Japanese Grand Prix (Suzuka)
• 12 April — Bahrain Grand Prix
• 19 April — Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (Jeddah)
• 3 May — Miami Grand Prix
• 24 May — Canadian Grand Prix (Montreal)
• 7 June — Monaco Grand Prix
• 14 June — Spanish Grand Prix (Barcelona-Catalunya)
• 28 June — Austrian Grand Prix (Spielberg)
• 5 July — British Grand Prix (Silverstone)
• 19 July — Belgian Grand Prix (Spa-Francorchamps)
• 26 July — Hungarian Grand Prix (Budapest)
• 23 August — Dutch Grand Prix (Zandvoort)
• 6 September — Italian Grand Prix (Monza)
• 13 September — Madrid Grand Prix (Madring – new circuit)
• 26 September — Azerbaijan Grand Prix (Baku)
• 11 October — Singapore Grand Prix (Marina Bay)
• 25 October — United States Grand Prix (Austin)
• 1 November — Mexican Grand Prix (Mexico City)
• 8 November — Brazilian Grand Prix (Interlagos)
• 21 November — Las Vegas Grand Prix
• 29 November — Qatar Grand Prix (Lusail)
• 7 December — Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Yas Marina Circuit)

Six of these Grands Prix will feature Sprint Races: China, Miami, Canada, Great Britain, Netherlands, and Singapore.

New Highlights for 2026

• Spain will host two Grands Prix: Barcelona in June and Madrid in September
• The Emilia‑Romagna Grand Prix will not return in 2026
• New technical regulations will debut, including sustainable fuel and active aerodynamics
• A new team, Cadillac, will join the grid

What’s Often Included in F1 VIP & Hospitality Experiences

While inclusions vary by circuit and package, the following benefits are often part of your experience:

Trackside / Hospitality Packages

• Access: Weekend access from Friday to Sunday
• Viewing: Premium seating with views of the pit lane, start/finish line or key corners
• Dining: All-day gourmet cuisine and live chef stations
• Drinks: Open bar with champagne, fine wines, beers, soft drinks and hot drinks
• Lounges: Entry to VIP hospitality lounges with indoor/outdoor seating

What to Expect at F1 2026

F1 2026 promises to be a landmark season, with sweeping changes across regulations and the introduction of new team line-ups. But no matter where you attend, F1 hospitality is your gateway to the sport’s most exclusive experiences.