Motor Sport Formula 1 Grand Prix holidays and packages worldwide

Contact us now for your own special interest holiday, city break, or sporting holiday package to see the Formula 1 Grand Prix on 01728 748209, use the live chat or send us an enquiry

Motorsport Formula 1 races often take place in glamorous cities or exotic locations, experience the thrill of the crowd and smell of the petrol from the pole position of your track side stand! There are 22 races in the diary for the 2018 season so pick which race(s) you would like to combine with a holiday or city break!  Get in touch and we can put together a package for you, whether it's the Malaysian Grand Prix combined with an exotic beach and wildlife holiday, the Australian Grand Prix with some sun down under or a long weekend in Monte Carlo, there's an event to suit everyone.

Prices for fly in packages with hospitality and tickets are upwards of £2,000 per person for most races (or we can book your flights and hotel and you book your own race tickets). There are sometimes F1 special offers so give us a call for the best options. 01728 748209 

If you want to travel by coach from the UK, there are packages from £399 pp for the German, Belgian, Spanish, Italian and Monaco Grand Prix and the 24 hour Le Mans race.

2019 Formula 1 Calendar (and holiday ideas)

17 March  The opening race of the F1 season is 'down under' in Australia at the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne. The race has been held here since 1928 and is in a great location for a holiday to include fine wines and great food!

31 March  Then the teams head to the Middle East and the Grand Prix of Bahrain

14 April Next it's back to Asia and the China Grand Prix - if you go all that way why not visit iconic sites such as the Great Wall of China or add a trip to see Giant Pandas! 

28 April 2016 saw Azerbaijan added to the Formula One calendar, with capital city Baku playing host to what claims to be the fastest street circuit of the season.

12 May The Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalunya is the most popular testing track for drivers off season. Combine this event with a fabulous Barcelona city break. Until Fernando Alonso became world champion in 2005 the Spanish hardly ever watched formula 1, now an average 10 million tune in to watch!

26 May Monaco is probably the most popular short haul motor racing holiday with the fabulous Monte Carlo street circuit bordering the coastline full of yachts belonging to the rich and famous! The Loews hairpin is the slowest corner in F1. It is a slow, twisty circuit but always a highlight of the grand prix calendar. 

9 June The Canadian Grand Prix is at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and the streets of Montreal are full of parties and fans centred around the Rue Ste Catherine. The circuit was created using rock from the buildling of the Montreal metro on the Island of Notre Dame in 1965.  Combine this race with a holiday to Canada around Quebec and Ontario or cross this vast country by train to the Rocky Mountains and Vancouver!

23 June The  French Grand Prix at the Circuit Paul Ricard in the south of France. 

30 June The Austrian Grand Prix in Spielberg was new to the race calendar in 2014. Combine with a walking holiday in the mountains or the cities of Vienna & Salzburg.

14 July British Grand Prix has been held at Silverstone since 1950, making it the home of British Motor Racing. At the end of the second world war, the RAC joined up the runways and taxiways of the airfield to create this track!

28 July  another welcome return to the calendar is the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim. 

4 August  The Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest is set in a small valley at the Hungaroring.  A tight a twisty circuit, the surrounding hills provide great viewpoints for spectators. This is an ideal city break holiday to Budapest (both Jules and Mags have been there so contact us for details!).

01 Sept  The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa Francorchamps is home to the most talked about corner in F1. The Eau Rouge is technically demanding and the race is in a picturesque location in the Ardennes forest. Combine with city breaks in the land of beer and chocolate!

8 Sept the Italian Grand Prix is at the world famous and fastest track in the world, Monza. This is a fabulous place for a culture and food break to Milan and the Italian Lakes. Visit Mr Acquati's Memorabilia and Book Shop next to the track for motor racing souvenirs.

22 Sept Back to Asia for the Singapore Grand Prix on the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Daylight is replicated on public roads as the F1 takes place at night here. There are two bridges used on the circuit to cross harbour canals.

29 Sept heading west again the competition arrives in Sochi for the Russian Grand Prix

13 October Heading east again next is the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka circuit near Nagoya. Combine this with a holiday to Toyko and the highlands and explore this fascinating country.

27 October  Another race added recently is the  Mexico Grand Prix on the refurbished track from the 60s and 70s which saw exciting historic races. Combine this with some sun on the Caribbean sea or a cultural tour around Mexico.

03 Nov Back to the Americas for the last of the seasons races, with the Grand Prix of USA in Austin, combine with a self drive around Texas and the southern States.

17 Nov  Next is the Grand Prix of Brazil.  Combine this with a holiday to the Amazon, Pantanal or the stunning beaches of Brazil's coast.

01 Dec The Yas Marina Circuit, home of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was home to the first F1 twighlight race in 2009. It is built on the man made Yas Island and is an Arabian high speed version of the Monaco circuit.  All the grandstands here are covered to protect spectators from the hot desert sun. There is a five star hotel straddling the track. (Jules has been to this race - it's a fabulous experience!)

In addition to the Formula 1 events, one of the most popular dates in the motor racing calendar is the Le Mans 24 hours. This race lasts 24 hours and is actually four races which run simultaneously in four different classes of car. No single driver can race for more than 14 hours in total.  There are a range of accommodations for this unique event, including camping at the Airtrack Village, we can book you trackside hospitality, travel options including ferry and hotels and official event tickets. The track at Le Mans is 8.59 miles and the race was first held in 1923.

Contact us now for your own special interest holiday, city break, or sporting holiday package to see the Formula 1 Grand Prix on 01728 748209, use the live chat or send us an enquiry