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FORMULA 1 BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX 2027 TICKETS | WAITLIST

A high-speed desert night race in Sakhir

Since 2004, Bahrain International Circuit has hosted the first F1® race ever held in the Middle East; and two decades later, it still feels like nothing else on the calendar. The 5.412 km, 15-corner track cuts through the Arabian night with live concerts, local flavours and non-stop energy from the moment the engines fire to long after the chequered flag falls.

  • 5.412 km, 15-corner permanent night race circuit
  • First Formula 1® race ever held in the Middle East, since 2004
  • Long straights followed by heavy braking zones, including the demanding Turn 1
  • Live concerts and entertainment programme throughout the race weekend

Experience details

Experience the Race in Full Power

Feel the Rush Under the Spotlights

Enjoy privileged views of key points on the Sakhir circuit, such as the iconic and demanding Turn 1, the main straight, or the Pit Lane exit. All seats offer views of giant screens with live broadcasts and expert commentators keeping you in the heart of the action as night falls. Spaces for guests with reduced mobility are also available across the circuit.

Arabian Hospitality - Savor the essence of the Middle East

Arabian Hospitality

Savour authentic Arabic and international cuisine in the circuit's official Fan Zones. From street food to exclusive menus, all within dynamic spaces that evoke an oasis in the desert, full of F1®-related activities, simulators and exhibitions — so that the entertainment never stops off the track.

Desert Beats - Concerts and international rhythm

Desert Beats

Live performances and international DJs accompany the F1® experience in the circuit's Village across all three days of the weekend. Music and dancing, within a carefully designed environment that offers both entertainment and comfort against the desert heat — shaded areas during the day, hydration stations, premium facilities, and more.

The motor racing oasis in the Gulf

Getting to Sakhir

Sakhir is located about 30 km from central Manama, and Bahrain International Airport connects the island to most major cities across the Middle East and Europe. During the race weekend, official shuttle services run between the capital and the circuit. With parking at the circuit being limited, using official transport options is recommended.

*Tickets for guests with reduced mobility can be purchased via the official event link.


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