Fri 20 Mar - Sun 22 Mar 2026 | Shanghai International Circuit
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20 - 22 Mar
2026
Chinese F1 Ticket & Travel Package
Most people associate bright lights and big city with Hong Kong, but that crown could soon be taken by the incredible city of Shanghai. Added to the fact that this was the most expensive F1 facility ever built, and you are truly in for a treat. Your Grand Prix Package includes China F1 Tickets, return transfers to the Shanghai International Circuit in Jiading, return flights the airport of your choice (plus transfers), and 4 nights hotel accommodation in the stunning city of Shanghai. For those that want to extend their stay, additional nights are available on request. We can also add Shanghai F1 Hospitality Packages which include paddock walks, appearances from F1 Drivers, and exclusive hospitality areas.
Packages
Our Chinese F1 Packages
Discover our tailored travel packages, designed to deliver unforgettable and hassle-free Grand Prix experiences.
Bronze Package: Crowne Plaza Noah Square, Shanghai 5*
What's Included:
- Grandstand Tickets (Sat & Sun)
- 4 Nights hotel accommodation
- Circuit transfers (Race & Qualifying)
- Airport private transfers
COMING SOON
Based on 2 Sharing (incl. Flights*)
Silver Package: The Langham, Shaghai 5*
What's Included:
- Grandstand Tickets (Sat & Sun)
- 4 Nights hotel accommodation
- Circuit transfers (Race & Qualifying)
- Airport private transfers
COMING SOON
Based on 2 Sharing (incl. Flights*)
Gold Package: Waldorf Astoria on the Bund, Shanghai 5*
What's Included:
- Grandstand Tickets (Sat & Sun)
- 4 Nights hotel accommodation
- Circuit transfers (Race & Qualifying)
- Airport private transfers
COMING SOON
Based on 2 Sharing (incl. Flights*)
Facilities
All our packages include
All our packages include the following features, providing you with the only the best facilities
Stunning Hotels in Shanghai.
- 4 Nights Hotel
- Accommodation for 2 people
- All packages include 5* Hotels
- Additional nights available
F1 Grand Prix from Shanghai.
- F1 Tickets for 2 People
- Grandstand Seating
- Chinese F1 Hospitality Packages
- Qualifying & Race
- Circuit Transfers
Flights & Transfers
- Flights & Transfers for 2 People
- Return Flights from London
- Direct Flight 11 Hours
- Private Hotel Transfers
- Grand Prix & Qualifying Transfers
100% Financial protection
- 100% Refund Guaranteed if a Grand Prix is cancelled
- Full ATOL & ABTOT Protection
We Value Our Customers
Circuit Map
Where to Sit? Chinese Grand Prix Grandstand guide.
Our circuit guides are designed to help you find the perfect spot to watch the Grand Prix, ensuring you get the best view of the action.
- Want to know the difference between all the best Grandstands?
- Want the best views, or the easiest access?
- Want the start, straight, or esses?
- Want to know the start time and weekend schedule for the Chinese Grand Prix?
Then Click here for our handy guide!
Shanghai International Circuit
Itinerary
Itinerary Guide
Your ultimate weekend itinerary for an unforgettable Grand Prix experience.
Thursday - 19 March, 2026
Your Chinese Grand Prix Package starts here!
Head for the airport and depart on a direct flight from the UK to Shanghai.
When you arrive at Shanghai Airport, you will be met in the arrivals hall by your driver and driven directly to your hotel.
Friday - 20 March, 2026
Sit back and relax, you have the entire day to relax in Shanghai.
Depending on how you feel, you can spend the entire day by the pool, or head to the circuit to watch practice for the Chinese Grand Prix.
Saturday - 21 March, 2026
After your breakfast, you will be collected from the hotel and transferred to the Shanghai International Circuit, where you will get to enjoy Qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix.
Following the conclusion of qualifying races you will be transferred back to your hotel. From there you will have the remainder of the evening at leisure.
Sunday - 22 March, 2026
After your breakfast, you will be collected from the hotel and transferred to Shanghai International Circuit to see the incredible Chinese Grand Prix.
Once racing is over, you will be transferred back to your hotel to enjoy the rest of your evening.
Monday - 23 March, 2026
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel.
After breakfast you will be collected from your hotel, and driven to Shanghai airport. From there, sit back and relax on your flight home.
COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW TO REGISTER FOR CHINESE F1 TICKETS 2026.
CALL 020 3966 5680 OR COMPLETE THE ENQUIRY FORM BELOW
What’s not included:
- *Unless flight times are stated, package price includes the lowest daytime air-fare. If you would like to fly during ‘peak’ hours this will incur a surcharge.
- Flight tickets include cabin baggage only, hold baggage can be included for a surcharge.
- Unless otherwise stated, hotel city taxes are not included in the price.
- Shanghai Formula 1 Hospitality Packages available as part of VIP Package, or as an upgrade option.
See the full F1 Race Schedule for 2025 here: F1 Calendar
The Chinese F1 Package from Shanghai
The Chinese Grand Prix, held at the Shanghai International Circuit, is a relatively recent addition to the Formula 1 calendar, having first been held in 2004. The track, known for its modern design, is one of the most challenging on the F1 circuit, featuring a mix of long straights, sharp corners, and sweeping bends. Its most famous feature is the long, fast Turn 1, a wide hairpin that allows for exciting overtaking opportunities, especially at the start of the race. The Shanghai circuit is also known for its technical complexity, requiring drivers to find the right balance between speed and control.
The driver with the most wins at the Chinese Grand Prix is Sebastian Vettel, who claimed four victories in Shanghai, making him the most successful driver at this venue. His dominance at the track, particularly during his time with Red Bull, solidified the German driver as one of the most successful at the race. Other notable winners include Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, and Kimi Räikkönen, each of whom have showcased their talents in China.
In terms of teams, Ferrari holds the record for the most wins at the Chinese Grand Prix, with Mercedes closely following. The Shanghai circuit has been a key venue for both teams, with their drivers consistently performing well in the challenging conditions of the race.
An unusual fact about the Chinese Grand Prix is that it is often affected by unpredictable weather, with the race weekend sometimes featuring heavy rain or sudden changes in temperature. This can lead to dramatic and unexpected race outcomes, making strategy and tire choices crucial. Additionally, the sheer size of the Shanghai International Circuit—one of the longest tracks on the calendar—adds to the complexity of racing there, requiring a mix of speed, endurance, and precision.