How to buy British Grand Prix tickets for Silverstone 2025
Blink and you’ll miss it. The British Grand Prix is coming back to Silverstone this summer and there's still time to grab a ticket. Here’s everything you need to know.
2025 is leaving the starting grid and soon we’ll be racing towards the event of the year: the British Grand Prix.
Come this July the world’s best drivers will be revving their engines at the home of motorsport, Silverstone circuit – known for its iconic 18 bends, including the infamous hairpin known as The Loop.
This year’s F1 season marks the 75th anniversary of the sport, kicking off with a special live launch at the O2 Arena.
Plus, for British fans, this year will include the incredible moment Lewis Hamilton steps out as the driver in red, after leaving Mercedes for Ferrari last season.
Silverstone, his home circuit, is the 12th race on the schedule and, as well as having twists on the course, is known for having twists in the race. So, if you want to see history in the making, you can now get tickets for next year's race. Here’s what you need to know.
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- When and where is the British Grand Prix?
- What city is the British Grand Prix in?
- How long does the British Grand Prix last?
- How to get British Grand Prix tickets 2025
- How much are tickets to the British Grand Prix?
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When and where is the British Grand Prix?
The British Grand Prix takes place every year at the Silverstone circuit in Northamptonshire. Here are the details of this year’s race:
The event is set across three days: The first day (Friday 4th July) includes the free practice sessions, the second (Saturday 5th July) is for the qualifying session which determines which position the drivers will start in on race day. Then the third day (Sunday 6th July) is, you guessed it, race day!
What city is the British Grand Prix in?
The circuit sits near the village of Towcester and is accessible by car (funnily enough!), train and coach. If you’re planning to drive you’ll have to pay for parking at either the official Silverstone car park, or Whittlebury Park over two miles away, which offers parking throughout race weekend.
You can also get the train to Wolverton, which has direct services from London Euston, Birmingham New Street and Northampton Rail Stations, although you’ll have to then arrange a taxi or bus from there. Stagecoach offers lifts to Silverstone during major race events from Milton Keynes station, which is 13 miles away.
How long does the British Grand Prix last?
The British Grand Prix contains 52 laps over 190miles. This usually means the race can last between 90-minutes and two hours depending on if the safety cars are brought out.
How to get British Grand Prix tickets 2025
General admission tickets for the 2025 Grand Prix are available on the official Silverstone website, however there is limited availability so you'll have to be speedy.
You can also buy hospitality packages from Motorsport Tickets, Seat Unique and P1 Travel, which get you everything from a served lunch menu, to exclusive track side access. Some high-end packages even include your own personal radio to follow the action and a private terrace.
- Buy British Grand Prix tickets at motorsport Tickets
- Buy British Grand Prix tickets at Seat Unique
- Buy British Grand Prix tickets at P1 Travel
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How much are tickets to the British Grand Prix?
There’s no steering away from the fact that Grand Prix tickets are expensive. General sale tickets usually cost around £100 for the Friday and £279 for the Sunday, or £319 for a three-day package, but be warned, they sell out quickly. Hospitality prices are even higher, starting at £607 for Friday, and £2,690 for Sunday entry.
- Buy British Grand Prix tickets at motorsport Tickets
- Buy British Grand Prix tickets at Seat Unique
- Buy British Grand Prix tickets at P1 Travel
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