Motorsport takes to medieval streets
Few circuits on the Formula 1® calendar test human courage quite like the Baku City Circuit. Running along the historic ramparts of the Old City and the sweeping shores of the Caspian Sea, this 6 km street track is a battleground of sheer extremes.
Experience the adrenaline as twenty-two drivers are tested like never before at the FORMULA 1 QATAR AIRWAYS AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX. From full-throttle launches down the seafront straight to millimetre-close brushes with medieval stone walls, expect three days of unpredictable drama from the first flag to the final lap.
- 6.003 km street circuit with one of the longest straights in F1®
- Top speeds above 366 km/h along the Caspian seafront
- 20 corners through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city walls
- Live concerts at Baku Crystal Hall across the race weekend
- Thursday Pit Lane Walk included with every ticket
Experience details
Street Circuit with the Best of Both Worlds
Baku is a race where anything can happen. Staggering speed meets razor-sharp street racing as the circuit sweeps along the Caspian Sea before diving into the historic heart of the city. With cars racing between ancient walls, overtaking opportunities appearing in an instant and drama never far away, Baku delivers a thrilling and unpredictable Grand Prix that keeps you guessing right to the chequered flag.
The Ultimate Race Weekend
The excitement extends well beyond the track. Every standard grandstand ticket includes access to the Thursday Pit Lane Walk, putting you inches from the team garages. In the official F1® Fan Zone along the Bulvar, catch your favourite drivers live on stage at the F1® Fan Forum on Friday and Saturday mornings. When the engines go quiet, head to the waterfront Baku Crystal Hall for world-class concerts.
The Soul of Baku
Baku is a city of striking diversity. Watch cutting-edge engineering roar past 12th-century ramparts, set against the stunning backdrop of the luminous Flame Towers. Between sessions, take a stroll along the Caspian Bulvar, savouring traditional street eats, fragrant teas and the infectious energy of a city completely transformed by Formula 1®.
Getting to Baku
Arriving at the track could not be simpler. Baku is served by Heydar Aliyev International Airport, located roughly 30 km away from the city centre with direct flights across Europe and the Middle East. Since the circuit runs along the Baku Bulvar — the seafront promenade — most city centre hotels are just a short walk away.
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