11 March 2027, 15:00
From
£
946
Ticket information
Chinese grand prix ticket information
Looking for Grand Prix China tickets for 2027? The Grand Prix of China is known for one of the most challenging combinations of turns. The first and second corners of the Shanghai International Circuit demand the most from Formula 1 drivers. The Chinese GP has been a regular feature of F1 since 2004. Do you want to see how the drivers get through the challenging corners? Book your Grand Prix China Tickets tickets here.
Circuit information
Shanghai International Circuit
The Chinese Grand Prix is back on the 2027 Formula One calendar. In the Chinese metropolis of Shanghai, 56 laps have to be completed over a distance of 305.066 km. The fastest lap of all time is still held by seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher. In 2004, he did just 1:32.238 over one lap.
What is the circuit like?
The first thing that stands out about the track is its design. If you look from the air, you will see that the track is designed after the Chinese symbol ‘Shang’ which means up. Also the first letter of the Chinese city of Shanghai, where the race takes place. Unique to the circuit are the increasingly narrow turns 1 and 2 where the drivers dive in from the start. One of the longest straights in Formula 1 is found between corners 13 and 14. At 1.2 km long, this is where top speed undoubtedly makes the difference.
Last race
Results Grand Prix China 2026
|
Driver |
Time |
Team |
|---|---|---|
|
Kimi Antonelli |
01:33:15.607 |
Mercedes |
|
George Russell |
+5.515s |
Mercedes |
|
Lewis Hamilton |
+25.267s |
Ferrari |
Pole Position: Kimi Antonelli Fastest Lap: Kimi Antonelli
Pit lane walk