Formula 1® Heineken Chinese Grand Prix
Formula 1® has raced at the Shanghai International Circuit every year since 2004, making it one of the longest-standing venues on the calendar outside Europe. The layout remains one of the most distinctive in the sport: seen from above, the track traces the Chinese character shàng, meaning “above”. On the ground it delivers a tightening corkscrew through Turns 1 and 2, then a 1.2km back straight that sets up some of the best overtaking of the season.
Whether the championship is new to you or you have followed it across continents, our Chinese Grand Prix travel packages pair the race weekend at the circuit with time to explore one of the world’s fastest-moving cities. Every ticket is guaranteed official race admission, and with accommodation, race-day transfers, and our team on the ground with you throughout, you’re never navigating an unfamiliar city alone.
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Where is the Chinese Grand Prix held?
The Chinese Grand Prix takes place at the Shanghai International Circuit, located in the Jiading District, around 30km from central Shanghai. Designed by renowned circuit architect Hermann Tilke, the 5.451km track is instantly recognisable for its distinctive layout, said to be inspired by the Chinese character shàng. The circuit features 16 turns and one of the longest straights on the F1 calendar, a 1.175km run between Turns 13 and 14 that sets up some of the season’s best overtaking opportunities.
02
What is the best way to get to the Shanghai International Circuit?
The Shanghai International Circuit sits outside the city centre, with return shared transfers set to be included in most of our Chinese Grand Prix packages.
03
Does the Chinese Grand Prix include a Sprint Race?
The Chinese Grand Prix has run as a sprint weekend every year since 2024, adding a Saturday sprint race and its own qualifying session alongside the standard Friday practice and Sunday Grand Prix. Formula 1 has not yet confirmed the format for 2027, so the sprint race schedule will be updated as soon as official session times are released.
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Will Chinese Grand Prix 2027 packages include on-site support?
Our team is available to contact 24/7 through our event contact number, provided in your documentation. Our team will be on the ground in Shanghai for the duration of the event, and will be able to assist you throughout your trip as required.
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Can I add on optional tours & experiences in China?
Yes! We offer a range of optional tours and experiences to help you make the most of your time in China. Whether you’d like to extend your stay in Shanghai, explore the country’s rich culture, or enjoy a unique local experience, we can tailor options to suit your interests. From wandering The Bund and exploring Shanghai’s traditional water towns to venturing further afield, there’s something for every traveller to enjoy.
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Are flights included in the Chinese Grand Prix packages?
Flights are not included in our packages unless specifically mentioned in the product details. Flights can be added to any of our experiences and this can be arranged through our travel consultants.
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Can I alter the package?
Many of our Chinese Grand Prix package elements can be customised to suit your requirements. This includes accommodation options, ticket type, and additional experiences and inclusions, subject to availability. For more information, get in touch with one of our travel consultants to walk you through the available options.
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