United States Grand Prix
22nd – 24th October 2021
F1 tickets for the US Grand Prix in Austin are by no means the most expensive, but it would be nice to see more lower priced options to attract casual fans. General admission is a good budget option though and elsewhere great views from the grandstands helps to take the sting out of the higher priced tickets.
2019 Prices
| General Admission (3 days) | $195 |
| General Admission (Sunday Only) | $120 |
| Grandstand (3 days) | $295 - 695 |
| Grandstand (Sunday) | $195 - 370 |
| 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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