Tickets for the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit have gone on sale ahead of race weekend on 13–15 March.
Next season is the start of a brand-new era for Formula 1 with new teams, new cars and new rules as Audi and Cadillac join an expanded grid of 11 teams fielding new machinery.
Round 2 of the 2026 campaign, Shanghai will feature the first F1 Sprint of the season – the third consecutive year the venue has hosted a Sprint weekend – ensuring competitive action every day with Sprint Qualifying on Friday, the Sprint and Grand Prix Qualifying on Saturday, and Sunday’s Grand Prix.
Fans can be there to see it all in person with F1 Tickets.
Preparations for the event are already fully underway, with plans to further enhance facilities and trackside services, while also designing more fan-friendly interactive activities and special merchandise.
The highly anticipated return of the B Grandstand allows fans to witness thrilling overtakes into the circuit’s famed tightening Turn 1–3 sequence, while also offering a classic view of cars exiting the pit lane.
Elsewhere, the debut of the newly configured E Grandstand will give spectators an unparalleled vantage point to see drivers battling through the challenging Turn 11-13 complex – with convenient shuttle services provided for easy access.
The popular C/F/J Grass Bank areas maintain their exceptional value, with highly accessible three-day pricing meaning it will continue to be ideal for fans who want flexibility around the circuit.
Across the city, the much-loved Checkered Flag Carnival is set to return too, connecting multiple popular landmarks in Shanghai, creating a citywide celebration the integrates motorsport and culture.

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