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Japanese Grand Prix tickets

Official tickets for the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit. Race weekends appear here as soon as official tickets are on sale.

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About the Japanese Grand Prix

Suzuka has been the main home of the Japanese Grand Prix since 1987, and the race itself was first held in 1976. On TicPro you buy official Japanese Grand Prix tickets for Suzuka Circuit.

Suzuka is one of the few Formula 1 circuits with a figure-eight layout. The Esses, the Degner curves and 130R demand precision and consistency from the drivers.

The race has often decided the championship. Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost are among the drivers who fought title-deciding races at Suzuka.

Japanese Grand Prix facts
Official nameFormula 1 Japanese Grand Prix
CircuitSuzuka Circuit
LocationSuzuka, Japan
First held1976
At Suzuka since1987
Lap length5.807 km
Laps53
Race distance307.471 km
Where to sit at Suzuka Circuit

There are grandstands at major corners such as the Esses, 130R and the final chicane, and general admission areas at several points around the circuit. The grandstands at the Esses, the main straight and the final chicane are often among the most popular, so book early if you want one of them.

Start and finishMain straight

The main straight grandstands look over the start, the finish and the pit lane.

Corner sequenceThe Esses

The Esses show the cars through a flowing sequence of corners.

Speed and overtaking130R and the final chicane

At 130R and the final chicane you see the cars at high speed and the overtaking.

No fixed seatGeneral admission

Viewing areas around the circuit, without a reserved seat.

Weekend tickets usually cover practice, qualifying and the race.
Suzuka Circuit

The circuit lies in Suzuka City and opened in 1962. It is one of the most technically demanding circuits in Formula 1. The lap is 5.807 km.

The track crosses over itself and combines fast corners, technical sequences and changes in elevation.

Race weekend and travel
Getting there

Suzuka has rail connections. Check the trains and local transport before you travel.

When to arrive

Arrive early, so you have time for entry and to reach your grandstand or viewing area.

Moving around

The circuit has many areas. Work out in advance how you will move between them.

Around the race

Add a few days in Japan for nearby cities and cultural sights.

Japanese Grand Prix ticket questions

What to know before you book for Suzuka.

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Last updated 3 November 2026