Nearly all tickets for the Chinese Grand Prix are all sold as 3 day Friday to Sunday tickets. As F1 tickets go they are inexpensive so long as attending on all days is what you’re looking for.
General admission, referred to as ‘grass zones’ is divided into 4 sections and tickets are sold separately, so although the viewing areas are what you would expect from general admission they don’t have the same level of freedom to move around the circuit.
2019 Prices
| General Admission (3 days) | 元 480 - 580 |
| General Admission (Sunday) | N/A |
| Grandstand (3 days) | 元860 - 2,760 |
| Grandstand (Sunday) | N/A |
| Prices above are approximate and don't include fees such as booking and delivery. These prices don't include Early Bird promotional tickets or discounted tickets for children and seniors. | |
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