Melbourne
Base for Albert Park
Melbourne fully embraces the Grand Prix. The city seamlessly integrates the Albert Park circuit with its world-class coffee culture, hidden laneway bars, and passionate sports community.
Planning your Grand Prix trip? Discover the best base neighborhoods, evening dining, fan-favorite sports bars, and morning circuit transit.
Base for Albert Park
Melbourne fully embraces the Grand Prix. The city seamlessly integrates the Albert Park circuit with its world-class coffee culture, hidden laneway bars, and passionate sports community.
Base for Shanghai International Circuit
Shanghai blends hyper-futuristic skylines with historic colonial architecture. Metro Line 11 takes fans straight from the bustling Bund to the circuit gates in Jiading.
Base for Suzuka Circuit
Most international fans base themselves in Nagoya and take the dedicated Kintetsu or JR trains down to Suzuka for the world’s most passionate motorsport atmosphere.
Base for Miami International Autodrome
Miami turns Formula 1 into a high-energy celebrity festival. Based around Hard Rock Stadium, fans enjoy South Beach nightlife, Cuban cuisine, and sunshine.
Base for Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Montreal is one of the most beloved F1 race weeks. The entire city shuts down Crescent and Peel Streets for massive street parties, and the track is just a 15-minute direct metro ride from downtown.
Base for Circuit de Monaco
The jewel in the motorsport crown. Most fans stay in nearby Nice for accessible hotels and take the scenic 20-minute double-decker train along the French Riviera straight into Monaco station.
Base for Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Barcelona offers world-class architecture, Mediterranean beaches, and legendary nightlife, making it one of the easiest race weekends to pair with a holiday.
Base for Red Bull Ring
Set in the Styrian mountains, the Austrian Grand Prix offers a festival camping atmosphere. Non-camping fans base themselves in nearby Graz or Vienna and take regional rail into the alpine valley.
Base for Silverstone Circuit
While Silverstone is nestled in the Northamptonshire countryside, London serves as the ultimate logistical base. Fans can combine the unparalleled pub culture, West End entertainment, and historic sights of the capital with the high-speed rail links that shoot you up to the circuit in under an hour.
Base for Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Spa-Francorchamps is pure motorsport romance in the Ardennes forest. Fans staying in Liège or Brussels enjoy Belgian waffles, frites, and world-class Trappist beers alongside legendary track action.
Base for Hungaroring
Budapest is one of the most affordable and entertaining stops on the F1 calendar. Fans enjoy thermal baths, ruin bars, and river cruises along the Danube between track sessions.
Base for Circuit Zandvoort
Amsterdam serves as the primary base for the Dutch Grand Prix. While the circuit sits in coastal Zandvoort, the vast majority of fans stay in Amsterdam to enjoy world-class pubs, dining, and nightlife before making the 30-minute train commute alongside the Orange Army.
Base for Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Milan is the ultimate launchpad for the Italian Grand Prix. Fans base themselves in Milan to experience legendary Italian food, buzzing aperitivo hours, and seamless direct train links that drop you straight into the park of Monza with the Tifosi.
Base for IFEMA Madrid Circuit
Madrid brings Formula 1 right to the doorstep of a global metropolis. With the IFEMA circuit connected directly via the Metro, fans can easily combine Spanish tapas, rooftop bars, and intense nightlife with premier racing.
Base for Baku City Circuit
Baku is one of the most distinctive stops on the calendar. This street track weaves through a UNESCO-listed Old City and modern boulevards. Because the circuit is in the city center, hotels, pubs, and grandstands are all within walking distance.
Base for Bahrain International Circuit
The desert night race. Fans stay in the bustling capital of Manama, enjoying souks, waterfront dining, and nightlife before taking circuit shuttles south into the desert.
Base for Marina Bay Street Circuit
The original night race. Singapore shuts down its downtown core to host an incredibly glamorous, high-humidity festival. Because the track is integrated into the city, you can dine in Michelin-star restaurants or incredible hawker centres right outside your grandstand.
Base for Circuit of the Americas (COTA)
Austin is the live music capital of the world and arguably the most fun host city on the F1 calendar. Fans flock to downtown Austin for incredible BBQ, rooftop bars on 6th Street, and massive post-race concerts at the circuit.
Base for Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
The fiesta of the F1 calendar. Fans enjoy tacos, mezcal bars, and historic plazas in Roma and Condesa, with direct Metro Line 9 access right to the circuit gates.
Base for Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos)
Passionate Ayrton Senna heritage and electric energy. Fans base themselves in Jardins or Pinheiros, enjoying Brazilian steakhouses (churrascarias) and direct express trains to Interlagos.
Base for Las Vegas Strip Circuit
F1’s newest spectacle is a neon-soaked, high-speed blast down the most famous boulevard in the world. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is less of a traditional race and more of a massive, multi-day entertainment event integrated directly into the city's mega-resorts.
Base for Lusail International Circuit
Ultra-modern luxury and desert racing under high-powered floodlights. Fans stay in Doha along the Corniche or The Pearl, taking the Red Line Metro and shuttles north to Lusail.
Base for Yas Marina Circuit
The traditional twilight season finale. Yas Island turns into a global entertainment hub with superyacht parties, theme parks, and headline concerts after the championship trophy is hoisted.