National Pits Straight: Being the halfway point of a lap of Silverstone, the National Pit Straight has a fantastic atmosphere. It overlooks the track at such an angle that during the race you will see the cars zooming past you at incredible speeds before entering into the incredibly sharp Turn 9. Being seated here means getting a feel of all the action and thrill happening on the tracks. Get guaranteed seats next to each other as you enjoy the race with your friends and family.

Since Silverstone’s central location was seen ideal as a location for international motor racing, in 1948 it held its first official Grand Prix – the RAC International Grand Prix. The 1949 race at Silverstone was the first to be titled the ‘British Grand Prix’. Back then, the race took place on a different track configuration, a full three-mile perimeter road of the former airfield. This promoted high-speed racing and perhaps can be considered the birthplace of modern motorsport. This year is going to be better and bigger in every way as you watch the greatest racing heroes, such as Hamilton, Bottas, Verstappen, Perez, and Norris up close. Whether you’re a racing fan or a novice, witnessing the race with access to all the practice sessions, qualifying race and the big race day, a memorable weekend is guaranteed.

Day 1: Jul 7

12:30pm to 1:30pm & 4pm to 5pm

The exciting event begins with two 90-minute Practice Sessions for the drivers to test the track and learn what tires, speed, and strategies would be perfect for competing on this circuit.

Day 2: Jul 8

11:30am to 12:30pm

Day 2 begins with the final Practice Session 3 where the drivers make the final adjustments and prepare themselves for the Qualifying Race.

3pm to 4pm

The Qualifying Race will begin at 3pm where all the participating drivers compete for the most sought-after pole position and gain points. Each round eliminates 5 drivers and the race is narrowed down to a battle with the top 10 drivers.

Day 3: Jul 9

3pm onwards

Finally comes the most-awaited Day 3, also known as Race Day. It is the final battle for the top 1 pole positions. A parade and formation lap takes place just before the race as a final chance for the drivers to warm up their engines.

Note: All timings mentioned are according to track time.