Azerbaijan F1 tickets now on sale for 2026

Baku consistently provides unexpected race results and upsets. Against the stunning backdrop of a city where East meets West, a truly unique Saturday race weekend awaits at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2026!

Official Azerbaijan F1 Grand Prix tickets

3-DAY TICKETS | PRICE
FILARMONIYA GRANDSTAND | £337
BULVAR GRANDSTAND | £346
GIZ GALASI GRANDSTAND | £346
KHAZAR GRANDSTAND | £346
MUGHAM GRANDSTAND | £504
SAHIL GRANDSTAND | £504
ICHERI SHEHER GRANDSTAND | £523
AZNEFT GRANDSTAND | £550
CHAMPIONS GRANDSTAND | £673
ABSHERON GRANDSTAND | £858

Azerbaijan Grand Prix Music Lineup

Indie pop favourites Glass Animals have been confirmed as a headline act for the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, performing as part of the weekend’s entertainment line-up alongside the on-track action.

Why go to the Azerbaijan Grand Prix

A unique city race – The Baku City Circuit winds through the heart of Azerbaijan’s capital, blending modern skyline with medieval architecture. With the Caspian Sea on one side and the ancient Old City walls on the other, it’s one of the most visually striking races on the calendar.

Home of the unexpected – Baku is famous for delivering drama. Long straights, tight castle-section corners, and constant slipstream battles mean chaos, comebacks, and surprise podiums are always on the cards.

Record-breaking speed in a street setting – Featuring one of the longest straights in Formula 1, drivers hit speeds comparable to traditional circuits – making Baku the perfect mix of street-track precision and full-throttle racing.

Rare Saturday race! – The 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix will take place on a Saturday, as Baku will celebrate the national remembrance day on the Sunday. .

A culinary crossroads – From saffron-rich Azerbaijani dishes to contemporary international restaurants and seaside cafés, the food scene is a standout highlight for visiting fans.

Where East meets West – Easily accessible from major global hubs, Baku offers luxury hotels, striking architecture, and a memorable mix of tradition and modernity – making it a compelling destination even beyond the racing.

Unpredictable, thrilling, unforgettable – Overtakes, late-race drama, and tight margins define the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. If you want a race weekend where anything can happen, Baku is the place to be.

Visit Baku

Culturally Baku offers a unique experience for Formula 1 fans, as well as slightly lower prices for a weekend ticket than many other locations on the F1 calendar.

The Azerbaijani capital offers an attractive fusion of two continents which has seen the city draw an increased amount of international attention in recent years.

The Palace of the Shirvanshahs and the Maiden Tower are some of the main tourist draws and can be found nestled in the old town. The site was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000.

Highly rated and unique restaurants can be found throughout Baku, catering for international visitors on any budget.

Head to the Azerbaijan Grand Prix event page to book your place at the Baku Street Circuit in 2026.

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