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2025 Tickets now on sale
BOOK FORMULA 1 BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX TICKETS 2025
One of Formula 1's most affordable races returns to Bahrain as Round 4 of the 2025 season.
It will also return to the usual Sunday slot as the event no longer coincides with the holy month of Ramadan.
[Why Go]
Celebrate 75 years of Formula 1 | 1950 - 2025
The world’s premier single seater racing series turns 75 in 2025. This momentous milestone is set to be celebrated at every round of the 2025 season, from Melbourne in March all the way to the curtain closing finale at Abu Dhabi in December.
Across the 38-week season, each Grand Prix will embrace the rich history of the sport, and the way it's captured the hearts of motorsport fans all over the globe. With 2024 concluding with one the most competitive fields seen in recent memory, and all teams focusing on the all-new regulations for 2026, 2025 will not only be a celebration, but potentially one of the all-time closest title battles.
If you haven't already, sign up to the Motorsport Tickets mailing list to get more information about F1’s 75th birthday celebrations as it drops.
WHY GO TO THE F1 BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX?
First and foremost, the Bahrain Grand Prix is the most economical option in the region. Three-day tickets start from just £140 in 2025.
Enjoy some pre-summer sun during the day and the iconic Bahrain Grand Prix at night.
Racing at the Bahrain International Circuit is renowned for hair-raising overtaking with ideally placed grandstands to see it all. Bahrain’s most memorable race so far may have been 2014's classic, where Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg went toe-to-toe battling tirelessly lap after dramatic lap.
In recent years, the track has been the backdrop to George Russell's exhilarating Mercedes debut, an opening-round duel between Hamilton and title rival Max Verstappen, and Sergio Perez's memorable maiden win in the sport.
Away from the circuit, you can explore the Arab culture on this small, cosmopolitan island nation. From the luxury city of Manama, to rolling desert dunes and the stunning coast of the Arabian Sea, there is no place to race like Bahrain.
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