Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2027 Super Early Bird tickets are now available.
General Admission, Grandstand and Premium Lounge options are available.
The official date for the 2027 Jeddah Formula 1 race will be announced later this year.
Formula 1 fans can save up to 15 per cent on Grandstand, General Admission and selected hospitality packages for the next race in Jeddah.
Saudi, start your engines. Formula 1 fans planning ahead for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2027 can now secure their place at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit for less. Saudi Motorsport Company has released its Super Early Bird tickets for the next edition of the Formula 1 STC Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, offering some of the lowest prices available ahead of the race weekend.
The official date for the 2027 race has yet to be confirmed and will be announced later this year. However, tickets are already available across General Admission, Grandstand and hospitality categories.
Since joining the Formula 1 calendar, the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix has developed into one of the Kingdom’s biggest annual sporting occasions. Staged beside the Red Sea, the race welcomes many of Formula 1’s leading drivers and teams to Jeddah, while a wider programme of entertainment, fan experiences and live events traditionally takes place around the circuit.
The action unfolds at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, widely recognised as the world’s fastest street circuit. Its sweeping layout, high-speed corners and floodlit setting have made it one of the more distinctive stops on the Formula 1 calendar.
For the 2027 edition, racegoers booking during the Super Early Bird period can receive a 15 per cent discount on three-day packages across eligible ticket categories, while Premium Lounge packages are available with a 10 per cent discount.
Grandstand choices include Central Grandstands A and B, Qiddiya Central Grandstand C, stc Central Grandstand D and Main Grandstands A and B. The different locations offer views across key sections of the track, from the start and finish straight to the circuit’s rapid final sector at Turns 26 and 27, where Formula 1 cars have previously reached speeds exceeding 322km/h.
General Admission offers a more accessible route into the weekend, providing standing areas alongside access to three days of racing and the circuit’s Fan Zone. Large screens positioned around the venue will also help visitors follow the action throughout the race.
Those looking to upgrade the experience can opt for the Premium Lounge hospitality package. The social setting combines dining, entertainment and elevated rooftop views of the circuit with Saudi hospitality.
Earlier this year, the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix were moved from their original April slots due to concerns about the wider regional security situation. Bahrain’s postponed race was subsequently rescheduled for October at Malaysia’s Sepang International Circuit, helping reshape the 2026 F1 calendar.
Where: Jeddah Corniche Circuit, Ash Shati, Jeddah
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