@@shawnhagenbucher5542 yeah true it’s not as popular but I honestly prefer it cause the racing sometimes is better. And most important, the cars sound freaking good.
Its also the secondary/resale market. I got tickets for turn 4 all 3 days just under 450bucks. Probably closer to 480 after fees and whatnot. Just depends on whether you get the tickets from Cota directly or if you go resale how early you get the tickets.
I was scrolling through a third party website who sold the race tickets and I refreshed the page once and found tickets for $250. I bought them because they were far cheaper than the other ones
Check out the offcial live timing app. U could use that to follow what's going on at the other side of the track. Not sure how close it would be in terms of delay tho
I paid $500 for turn 15 grandstand, 5th row, for all 3 days from COTA. Totally worth it! Only thing I regret is spending $600 on Lot A parking. There's small private lots as you near the track that charge $50 or less and it avoids alot of the traffic when leaving the race. Took me over an hour just to get out of Lot A on Sunday.
@@thooke222 I really hope he was joking as if you had to pay 600 bucks for parking, u might as well stop in the side of anywhere, have your car ticketed and save a hell of a lot of money
For anyone curious, I’ve been going to the USGP since 2016, 3 day passes are the way to go, and having anything other than a GA ticket is just not worth it unless you’re gonna go for the insanely expensive VIP experience, however, for a 3 day GA wristband/ pass, it’s about $300 and gets you the concerts, every event, not just the F1 stuff, and a seat at just about any corner you’d like on the upper section of the circuit. On top of this the turkey turn 8 complex is almost entirely grass/ GA seating. I get this man’s desire to get more than one experience to be able to produce content, and that totally valid, but I wanted to give y’all the proper pricing as I know many of you are probably trying to budget off of this video and you don’t need to save up that much.
You know the bonus I had from my 3 day GA package that was not mentioned in the website where I bought my ticket? I was picked from their raffle to be invited to an all access to the Paddock Club where we get to meet all the F1 drivers in an autograph session!!! How bloody cool is that? Hey I may be in the GA area nowhere close enough to watch the podium ceremony but we got to be face to face with Jenson Lewis Rubens Mark Seb Nico Fernando Kimi et all and that is something you can never put an effin price tag to it... All the champagne all the food that was there for us to enjoy... Even my kid brother who I brought as my plus one was so excited we were jumping our asses off when proceedings are about to begin...
I paid $869 for all 3 days in turn 4, row 6 + meet&greet dinner with Haas Racing Saturday night. $190 for 3 days of the cheapest parking. F1experiences racer package
@@Unknown-iy1yh Everyone has their own tastes in what motorsport they like. I respect your opinion but I believe that on terms of tech, Indycar and NASCAR are where they're at because that's what they want to go for.
Just be glad it’s not silverstone. Me and my family went in 2019. I was on a child ticket then cause I was 16. My weekend ticket still cost 3k FROM SILVERSTONE not second hand market
45 bucks for Sunday race day at the long beach grandprix. Indycar, formula drift, American lamons, trucks, and classic can am. the entire day was packed with racing. they put jumps on the track for the trucks and they almost hit the traffic lights. it was great. got to spectate from every corner of the track, saw the indy cars tear the sensor loops for the lights out of the ground just a few feet away from me. the Bently gt3 car sounds glorious in person expicly when they are passing at arms length.
I’ve payed like 600 dollars per ticket in turn 15 I think since 2017 for the Sunday, I don’t regret it, I go with all my family so we spent 3k, definitely worth it.
Bought mine on Black Friday in 2019 for the 2020 GP and they honored the tickets this year. Included MotoGP & nascar tickets as well. Be on the lookout. It was $700 total for 2, 3 day GA passes to each event.
I got a 3 day GA pass for $90 several years ago. It was great day one I watched fp1 and 2 from all over the track so I could find out the best spots and found a great spot I was even on tv.
Tbh I don't see myself wanting to go on a GP simply bc it's so unbelievably well filmed on TV that I doubt that it will be as exciting to watch on a seat of a 3+ km circuit
Doing the whole Trophy Package for my first F1 in Montreal this year. $1600. Pit lane walk, track tour and various media events on Thursday, tickets to all practice sessions and qualifying and turn 1 grandstand tickets on raceday. Gonna be sweet as hell.
I paid around $350 total for front row turn 12 grandstand all weekend. Granted this was when they first released the tickets thru COTA in the summer on their website. Also, while the concerts are a cool added value, when you’re there all day 7+ hours, most of them in the sun, I didn’t even consider staying for any of them. Also walking around the venue was a nightmare. When I do it again, I’ll probably only do race day. The weekend is worth it for your first experience but I wouldn’t do it again. It’s a fun but tiring weekend.
Imagine paying 400 bucks just to barely be able to see a car whizzing past at 300km for 2 seconds and the rest of the race you just stare at an empty race track.
@@Nave6W I don't know man you can go to NASCAR race Imsa race and indycar race get a cheap ticket get cheap pit passes or sometimes even going to the pits for free and have money left over to buy some T-shirts and some diecast
I spent 200.00 for a general admission weekend pass at Cota. It's not grand stand but you basically get open seating. You will need a lawn/camping chair but it was totally worth it. It was an incredible experience. I loved it. Definitely will go again this year.
I paid $900 for all day weekend grandstand at miami. I actually sold my Friday ticket for $160 because something came up! However these were tickets bought straight from the organizers themselves so not inflated prices. Miami has no GA seating and I don’t think they plan to add them so I saw grandstand seats selling for over 1.5k easily for Sunday admission
My country is small so we have only 2 cable service providers. They each have different channels and i happen to have the one without the motorosports. So i pay for f1tv. At first i taught that was expensive but now that i hear the real price the online version is much more reasonable
I was at turn 9 as well! Section 9 row 4! All 3 days. Was awesome! Snuck in some beer on Sunday and saved some money. If your gonna go to an f1 race tho, I recommend preordering it. I got my F1 tickets for all 3 days for ~$400. Plan ahead and save some money 👍🏽
Wow. China was like $450 for the whole weekend. Maybe it’s also because I bought very early. The stuff at the track is way overpriced though. Also, you can’t use cash but these tokens that you buy and are basically forced to use all the money. Toilets are a hustle but everything else is great. Totally worth it to relieve stress from school stuff.
Actually very fair prices! I paid 400 for my (official 2nd hand market, and ofcourse upscaled price) Dutch GP ticket on the end of the main straight. This year I’m going as well and use a normal ticket at the same spot for 320 € In 2016 I went to Spa, paid 150 somewhat for general admission… which is OK. But sitting in the mud in damp conditions… for like 10 hours is a hell… Rather pay extra to have a semi comfi seat.
These people are absolutely crazy. Spending over 500€ for one weekend. In Germany we pay 35€ for one day with 10 HOURS of race after race. Which races? The oldtimer grand prix. The best sounding cars from WW2 up to today with drivers like Jacky Ickx. 70's F1, 70's and 80's DTM, Group 5 monsters (Ford Capri, Porsche 935, BMW M1), 50's F1, Group C monsters, 2000' endurance cars,...
Meanwhile the best motorsport weekend in the US (nascar/indycar/arca indy weekend) you can get tickets to all races and pit passes for the price of the COTA race ticket
These prices are so off if you compare with the official ones. It depends a lot of the track but I payed around 150$ for all 3 days for Silver tickets (close to the finish line)
If you get a total weekend deal its much cheaper. I havent been since covid but the tracks i went to you could sit anywhere you wanted on friday. And if you get the right stand you wont want to switch it up on your Saturdays and Sundays
I bought 2 general admission tickets for the whole weekend, it was 289 for both tickets for the weekend. It was cheaper earlier in the year and got more expensive the closer it got to the weekend.
Me my dad and my brother payed 400€ (~500$) for 3 days at the austrian gp. It was the tribune on the first straight after the first corner it was really cool.
Someone explain why people still spend enormous amounts just to stand in a hot sun all day while watching vehicle sports and having to pay extra for drinks when it costs next to nothing to watch at home in comfort while lying/sitting down and having the ability to get your own food/drink and go to the bathroom easily?
just go to the Daytona 500 or go to the imsa race at Sebring or the IndyCar in St Petersburg tickets are much cheaper and you could probably get a Paddock ticket for cheap or for free sometimes
@@antoniestrada1972 i want to see f1, there are cheaper options you can go to qualifying or free practice which are cheaper than the race, im really not interested in nascar or indy
And here Miami tickets are punching at 1k+ for ANY three day grandstand. I went to COTA for under a grand in 2018 and I live an hour from Miami and won’t be going as my pre sale was canceled and the prices are among the highest of all the races on the calendar.
Meanwhile, I paid $6 and watched everything from my living room
And you get a better view
@@Unknown-iy1yh definitely, and you can see their cams too
even better, you get your own refreshments and air conditioning
I used sport surge
Lol I watch it for free
My tickets were at turn one grandstand and the tickets for all three days were about ~$800 per ticket
That is a lot. In Australia, they were $500AUD including accommodation. But it was canceled anyway 😢
@@Bozza36 Me and my mom are now considering flying out to Australia for the formula one race
@@epicspike7655 Sounds good 👍. It is a shame it was canceled this year because it could've proved crucial in the championship.
Exactly mine were $700 sum i still have the receipt
@@haise8810 @EpicSpike where and when should I buy for next year GP?
$120 to have frontrow seat to see FP3, qualifying and Billy Joel, fuck i'm jealous
Billy Joel + F1 has got to be the best combo I could have never imagined
I'd pay the $120 just to see Billy Joel and feel like it was a steal, ngl
@Berg H He sang Piano Man, Uptown Girl, For the Longest time, We Didn't Start the Fire. You have seriously NEVER heard of him?
Billy Joel alone is worth well over 120 dollars.
@@liamgriffin218 p5🎉🎉😂phone 😢😮k, o 😊🎉🎉of
I dont care about the costs, i want that couch
This guy is obviously super chad
Couch/Toddler Bed. Samezies.
It's a bed
I had a couch just like this one, but my parents sold it when I was around 9 y/o I think, it was really awesome
F1 races are rally getting out of hand
I was at the 24h of Le Mans this year and I payed about 60€ for Wednesday till Sunday
Le mans isn't near as popular lol
@@shawnhagenbucher5542 yeah true it’s not as popular but I honestly prefer it cause the racing sometimes is better. And most important, the cars sound freaking good.
@@yayagaga2636 if they raced F1, F2, F3 and Formula Ford on the same track at the same time then I would definitely go see that!
My brother's friend dad works at Red Bull engineering department so we got 20% of, in total it cost us £280 per ticket
Its also the secondary/resale market. I got tickets for turn 4 all 3 days just under 450bucks. Probably closer to 480 after fees and whatnot. Just depends on whether you get the tickets from Cota directly or if you go resale how early you get the tickets.
Spa was like 200 for the whole weekend for GA
Weekend pass at COTA was $250 that came with concerts as well.
Wow amazing! Is always like that?
That race wasn’t even worth 20$ 🤣
Yeah I was there too it wasn’t that expensive I was at the bruxelles stand and luckily got a roof on top of it
Nice
I was scrolling through a third party website who sold the race tickets and I refreshed the page once and found tickets for $250. I bought them because they were far cheaper than the other ones
Is it possible if you can tell me what website it was?
Yes please. I need to know
I'd like to go to a race weekend someday but I like all the information that comes with watching live on TV
Yeah me too, but the race is an unreal experience
Very true! But the race weekends are more than just the race, they’re more like festivals! Super cool and fun if you enjoy those kinds of things
Check out the offcial live timing app. U could use that to follow what's going on at the other side of the track. Not sure how close it would be in terms of delay tho
@@awsomef2004 the internet is shit at the track. The amount of people checking their phones basically bricks your signal lol
I paid $500 for turn 15 grandstand, 5th row, for all 3 days from COTA. Totally worth it! Only thing I regret is spending $600 on Lot A parking. There's small private lots as you near the track that charge $50 or less and it avoids alot of the traffic when leaving the race. Took me over an hour just to get out of Lot A on Sunday.
600 for parking?? 🤣
What the hell
In German soccer stadiums you‘ll have to pay 5€ for parking and that’s already a lot
@@thooke222 I really hope he was joking as if you had to pay 600 bucks for parking, u might as well stop in the side of anywhere, have your car ticketed and save a hell of a lot of money
For $600 you could have had an Uber crash the gate and drop you off on the track
For 600$ it better let me teleport tf outta there
For anyone curious, I’ve been going to the USGP since 2016, 3 day passes are the way to go, and having anything other than a GA ticket is just not worth it unless you’re gonna go for the insanely expensive VIP experience, however, for a 3 day GA wristband/ pass, it’s about $300 and gets you the concerts, every event, not just the F1 stuff, and a seat at just about any corner you’d like on the upper section of the circuit. On top of this the turkey turn 8 complex is almost entirely grass/ GA seating. I get this man’s desire to get more than one experience to be able to produce content, and that totally valid, but I wanted to give y’all the proper pricing as I know many of you are probably trying to budget off of this video and you don’t need to save up that much.
Thanks. I just started thinking if it’s even worth $500. $300 still seems something that could be considered.
@@OTM17 it’s so worth it, however if you’re not crazy into F1, a Saturday or Sunday pass is a solid introduction.
You know the bonus I had from my 3 day GA package that was not mentioned in the website where I bought my ticket? I was picked from their raffle to be invited to an all access to the Paddock Club where we get to meet all the F1 drivers in an autograph session!!! How bloody cool is that? Hey I may be in the GA area nowhere close enough to watch the podium ceremony but we got to be face to face with Jenson Lewis Rubens Mark Seb Nico Fernando Kimi et all and that is something you can never put an effin price tag to it...
All the champagne all the food that was there for us to enjoy... Even my kid brother who I brought as my plus one was so excited we were jumping our asses off when proceedings are about to begin...
@@alexeimscruz2893 that’s wicked! I didn’t know that was a thing!
Where do you purchase your tickets ?
Wow, the hungarian gp was much cheaper, a ticket for the whole weekend was 150$ at turn 5-6
did you convert the currencies?
@@snyperf1 Yes
I paid $869 for all 3 days in turn 4, row 6 + meet&greet dinner with Haas Racing Saturday night.
$190 for 3 days of the cheapest parking.
F1experiences racer package
1 tickets?
Amost half a grand... My broke ass never gonna see a race in person TT_____TT
He sat in a grandstand on Sunday
General admission is much cheaper
@Brett Hobson well yea but the Fia needs money too
one week of work
@Brett Hobson f1 is a more expensive sport. Thats why. And nascar indycar aint even fun. I mean they are a million years behind f1
@@Unknown-iy1yh Everyone has their own tastes in what motorsport they like. I respect your opinion but I believe that on terms of tech, Indycar and NASCAR are where they're at because that's what they want to go for.
Me just watch F1 from home at every turn, pitstop for just 9$ per year xD
Just be glad it’s not silverstone. Me and my family went in 2019. I was on a child ticket then cause I was 16. My weekend ticket still cost 3k FROM SILVERSTONE not second hand market
45 bucks for Sunday race day at the long beach grandprix. Indycar, formula drift, American lamons, trucks, and classic can am. the entire day was packed with racing. they put jumps on the track for the trucks and they almost hit the traffic lights. it was great. got to spectate from every corner of the track, saw the indy cars tear the sensor loops for the lights out of the ground just a few feet away from me. the Bently gt3 car sounds glorious in person expicly when they are passing at arms length.
Three day tickets for GA seating was $300 with all fees included. Worth every penny
Turkish GP this year was the cheapest of all ! I’ve paid $80 for three days on Silver 5.
Turkish GP was about 30 dollars for GA3 you could see turn 7 exit whole turn 8 turn 9 entry. Also 70 for silver 5. Platinum was 300 dollars.
Back in the day my dad always watched for free in the 70’s and 80’s
I’ve payed like 600 dollars per ticket in turn 15 I think since 2017 for the Sunday, I don’t regret it, I go with all my family so we spent 3k, definitely worth it.
Bought mine on Black Friday in 2019 for the 2020 GP and they honored the tickets this year. Included MotoGP & nascar tickets as well. Be on the lookout. It was $700 total for 2, 3 day GA passes to each event.
I got a 3 day GA pass for $90 several years ago. It was great day one I watched fp1 and 2 from all over the track so I could find out the best spots and found a great spot I was even on tv.
I'm hoping Arizona gets a super license track so I can afford it simply based off being in the vicinity and having free lodging
The tickets to Silverston are ridiculously expensive with Friday starting from £300 and race day over £800
Tbh I don't see myself wanting to go on a GP simply bc it's so unbelievably well filmed on TV that I doubt that it will be as exciting to watch on a seat of a 3+ km circuit
Doing the whole Trophy Package for my first F1 in Montreal this year. $1600. Pit lane walk, track tour and various media events on Thursday, tickets to all practice sessions and qualifying and turn 1 grandstand tickets on raceday. Gonna be sweet as hell.
COTA is awesome. We drove down from Dallas for a car show there. That toll road with the 85mph speed limit is a god send
I paid around $350 total for front row turn 12 grandstand all weekend. Granted this was when they first released the tickets thru COTA in the summer on their website.
Also, while the concerts are a cool added value, when you’re there all day 7+ hours, most of them in the sun, I didn’t even consider staying for any of them. Also walking around the venue was a nightmare. When I do it again, I’ll probably only do race day. The weekend is worth it for your first experience but I wouldn’t do it again. It’s a fun but tiring weekend.
i was under the s section grandstand as a ga ticket and we almost climbed the fence and went on the track. it was the most electric race i had been to
Meanwhile I sat on my front porch and was listening to the race
What i usually do is bring my laptop and watch the race on it until the cars are at my spot.
Imagine paying 400 bucks just to barely be able to see a car whizzing past at 300km for 2 seconds and the rest of the race you just stare at an empty race track.
Imagine not understanding why its worth it for people
@@Nave6W I don't know man you can go to NASCAR race Imsa race and indycar race get a cheap ticket get cheap pit passes or sometimes even going to the pits for free and have money left over to buy some T-shirts and some diecast
I spent 200.00 for a general admission weekend pass at Cota. It's not grand stand but you basically get open seating. You will need a lawn/camping chair but it was totally worth it. It was an incredible experience. I loved it. Definitely will go again this year.
here in Bahrain the turn 1 grandstand is $291 for 3 days and there are those concerts and everything
I miss paying $200 for 2 people for qualy and race days.
I know it's an expensive experience to go and watch a Grand Prix but I think that you see more of it on the TV.
I paid $900 for all day weekend grandstand at miami. I actually sold my Friday ticket for $160 because something came up! However these were tickets bought straight from the organizers themselves so not inflated prices. Miami has no GA seating and I don’t think they plan to add them so I saw grandstand seats selling for over 1.5k easily for Sunday admission
Bruhhh I thought this was unattainably expensive thank you so much. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Jesus christ the traffic here in Austin was horrid that weekend. Now I know why
My country is small so we have only 2 cable service providers. They each have different channels and i happen to have the one without the motorosports. So i pay for f1tv. At first i taught that was expensive but now that i hear the real price the online version is much more reasonable
I was at turn 9 as well! Section 9 row 4! All 3 days. Was awesome! Snuck in some beer on Sunday and saved some money. If your gonna go to an f1 race tho, I recommend preordering it. I got my F1 tickets for all 3 days for ~$400. Plan ahead and save some money 👍🏽
Dude, when you were in the #9 grandstand, I was probably only 10 feet from you 😂
Malaysian Grand Prix used to cost only $30 for a full weekend on a hill overlooking a quarter of the track. Even included the concert.
Wow. China was like $450 for the whole weekend. Maybe it’s also because I bought very early.
The stuff at the track is way overpriced though. Also, you can’t use cash but these tokens that you buy and are basically forced to use all the money. Toilets are a hustle but everything else is great. Totally worth it to relieve stress from school stuff.
As F1 gets more popular in the States these prices will start going higher so go in person while you can
That $400+ hit about as hard as the $5,000
Bro seeing F1 and TøP for 60 ish bucks, that’s a steal bro
Actually very fair prices!
I paid 400 for my (official 2nd hand market, and ofcourse upscaled price) Dutch GP ticket on the end of the main straight.
This year I’m going as well and use a normal ticket at the same spot for 320 €
In 2016 I went to Spa, paid 150 somewhat for general admission… which is OK. But sitting in the mud in damp conditions… for like 10 hours is a hell…
Rather pay extra to have a semi comfi seat.
Imagine playing 400+ dollars to sit at one turn
I spent $75 at an imsa race got to park in track for free got to go into the paddock for free and got to chose wherever I wanted to sit for free
Add the plane ticket from Finland to nearest f1 track, + hotel close by
While Monza was at least 1.000€ and barely anyone came out of protest
The pesky euro "." Instead of a "," almost had me.
Bro i was apparently right next to you in the race. Lol me and my family sat row 27 at turn 9 as wel. Funny
I bought a 3-day general admission to the Melbourne Grand Prix last year for $156 AUD, it’s the cheapest race on the calendar for some reason
I paid around 600 for two three day turn 9 grandstand tickets from COTA, with added twenty one pilot tickets and parking. Not bad for the price
Meanwhile in the UK you have to sell a limb just to get general admission for the weekend at Silverstone.
Absolutely can’t wait for Montreal
You were like 2 rows behind me on race day that’s crazy!
These people are absolutely crazy. Spending over 500€ for one weekend.
In Germany we pay 35€ for one day with 10 HOURS of race after race.
Which races? The oldtimer grand prix. The best sounding cars from WW2 up to today with drivers like Jacky Ickx.
70's F1, 70's and 80's DTM, Group 5 monsters (Ford Capri, Porsche 935, BMW M1), 50's F1, Group C monsters, 2000' endurance cars,...
Man I was in GA2 in Turkey and it was 300 TL for 3 days. (Which is 18 dollars.) Love my country.
$120.69
"Heh, nice."
I paid 185 dlls for the 3 days. You just need to get them the very same day COTA sells them. And concerts are included.
Meanwhile the best motorsport weekend in the US (nascar/indycar/arca indy weekend) you can get tickets to all races and pit passes for the price of the COTA race ticket
These prices are so off if you compare with the official ones. It depends a lot of the track but I payed around 150$ for all 3 days for Silver tickets (close to the finish line)
I just see it ALL on my comfortable couch without people right next to me
If only these prices were available online
yeah Getting to see the Cars and Drivers in person is cool but Seeing everything in TV at home just better because they just show everything.
I so regret not get tickets while they were available. No way am I missing out on another F1 CotA race
I paid 180€ 3 days at monza gp on the parabolica
Idk why but my heart dropped when he said 5k XD
If you get a total weekend deal its much cheaper. I havent been since covid but the tracks i went to you could sit anywhere you wanted on friday. And if you get the right stand you wont want to switch it up on your Saturdays and Sundays
J-Bone was like 20 meters from me and never noticed
Actually cheaper than I was budgeting for. Want to go to Miami in May.
I didn't know f1 prices, here in spain motoGP tickets are like 120€ for saturday and sunday in a nice stand. F1 is really expensive
Turkish gps cheapest ticket was 30$ for whole weekend. But cool seats were like 100-250
Can only imagine how expensive las vegas will be
Sky sports gave me the whole season with front row seats for basically free
I bought 2 general admission tickets for the whole weekend, it was 289 for both tickets for the weekend. It was cheaper earlier in the year and got more expensive the closer it got to the weekend.
Me my dad and my brother payed 400€ (~500$) for 3 days at the austrian gp. It was the tribune on the first straight after the first corner it was really cool.
Someone explain why people still spend enormous amounts just to stand in a hot sun all day while watching vehicle sports and having to pay extra for drinks when it costs next to nothing to watch at home in comfort while lying/sitting down and having the ability to get your own food/drink and go to the bathroom easily?
It’s cool
just attend an endurance race, they're more fun irl and cost like 40 bucks for the full 3/4 days
3-20-22 Let's go Lando!
At the hungarian gp we payed 12 euros for each and we had a roofed place at the straight
I went to Cota and sat in the same grandstand as you, I probably saw you and didn’t know it 🤣
Nice, hopefully miami has similar prices, at least for next year, this year sold out so fast i wasn’t able to get one
just go to the Daytona 500 or go to the imsa race at Sebring or the IndyCar in St Petersburg tickets are much cheaper and you could probably get a Paddock ticket for cheap or for free sometimes
@@antoniestrada1972 yeah but i dont like any of those, i like f1
@@johnsalchichon3605 I don't know man open up your mind especially when it comes to spending money on tickets
@@antoniestrada1972 i want to see f1, there are cheaper options you can go to qualifying or free practice which are cheaper than the race, im really not interested in nascar or indy
@@johnsalchichon3605 I guess but you don't know what you're missing out
I paid 1.5$ and watching every turn, every racer and overtake.. in my phone
That F1 dares to ask these price is just nuts
And here Miami tickets are punching at 1k+ for ANY three day grandstand. I went to COTA for under a grand in 2018 and I live an hour from Miami and won’t be going as my pre sale was canceled and the prices are among the highest of all the races on the calendar.
I paid 500 and change for two 3-day GA passes and a 3 day parking pass. Pretty solid deal if you ask me
Thanks for the info very helpful and would definitely think of going in the future now thanks bro
I paid 10€ for Formula E, and it's was also a lot of fun!
I paid for paddock club for 3 day race here in Singapore 😊
I attended Jeddah GP and paid around $750 for main grandstand (+ F1 Village and 3 concerts) all weekend admission.
Edit: + F2 Race
The Hungarian GP is costing £100 I guess around 130$ for the whole weekend for 2022, looking forward to it
General admission for the whole weekend at Canada was 150 when they raced there last
I paid $50 for 2019 Belgian GP Saturday for 2 tickets, my seat was at the pit exit and saw the F2 crash with Anthoine irl :( #rip
I watch the Highlights. It's enough! 😂
Friday ticket, Miami GP, $116 (secondary market) - beach area bleachers
Honestly it’s better to watch the race at home but it was a dope new experience to see the actual cars
Meanwhile, I can be the driver myself In gta and get in the action.
I got general admission for all three days for about US$260 a ticket… turn one is undefeated