2025 British Grand Prix: How to get Silverstone tickets and when do they go on sale
Following the thrilling 2024 British Grand Prix, many will be hoping to get their hands on tickets to next year’s race. Here’s everything you need to know about tickets to the 2025 British Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes F1 W15, George Russell, Mercedes F1 W15
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Tickets for the 2025 British Grand Prix on 6 July next year are set to go on sale over the next week following the sell-out 2024 race. This year’s grand prix sold out over the weekend after struggling to sell tickets on the run-up to the event.
Silverstone’s managing director Stuart Pringle cited Red Bull’s dominance as a reason for poor ticket sales, however, Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton warned that promoters needed to make sure rising cost of tickets should not get out of hand by becoming too expensive for fans.
This year’s race winner said he believed the cost of tickets was “too high”, with Max Verstappen adding: "I don't think it's my fault. The F1 season is very exciting. There are a lot of teams fighting for wins now. If a promoter can't fill the seats and they blame it on someone, then I think they first have to look at themselves, what they're doing wrong. Because in other places it's quite easy to fill."
In response to the negative feedback for the cost of 2024 tickets, British Grand Prix organisers have announced that they will increase the number of the cheapest general admission tickets next year, as well as limiting dynamic price increases.
How to get tickets to the 2025 British Grand Prix
Fans will be able to purchase their tickets to the 2025 British GP on the Silverstone website. General admission tickets are set to go live on Thursday 26 September, with camping and club member tickets going live over the week before.
Lando Norris will be hosting his first grandstand - the Landostand - at the 2025 British GP. Lando fans will take over Stowe Corner, with views of the high-speed action on the Hangar Straight. The 3-day Landostand tickets will come with exclusive merch, as well as special entertainment and visits from Norris over the weekend.
Here is the schedule for ticket releases to the 2025 British GP:
| Ticket type | Release date | Release time |
| SRC Member Priority Camping | Thursday 19 September 2024 | 10am |
| Camping & Glamping | Friday 20 September 2024 | 10am |
| SRC Full Circuit Member Priority Tickets | Monday 23 September 2024 | 10am |
| SRC Grid Member Priority Tickets | Tuesday 24 September 2024 | 11am |
| Camping and Glamping Booker Priority Tickets | Wednesday 25 September 2024 | 12pm |
| Landostand | Wednesday 25 September 2024 | 12pm |
| General admission | Thursday 26 September 2024 | 11am |
How much will 2025 British Grand Prix tickets cost?
Fans of Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes-AMG F1 Team, gathered at the stage
Photo by: Sam Bloxham / Motorsport Images
Ticket prices for the 2025 British GP have been announced before they go on sale next week. As in previous years, tickets will run on a tiered system with some prices increasing once a certain number are sold. Despite running dynamic pricing, Silverstone bosses have reassured fans that they will limit the increases, as well as sharing the highest price that each ticket will reach.
There will be an increased number of general admission tickets available for the 2025 British GP. GA single-day tickets will range between £70 - £329, with weekend tickets ranging between £269 - £399. Single-day Friday tickets to the practice sessions will cost £99, with children under 11 going free. These Friday tickets will remain at the fixed price until they are sold.
General Admission+ tickets will also be set at a fixed price of £409 for the full 3-day weekend. GA+ offers a dedicated area, with roving access for Friday and Saturday. These tickets give fans a selected area to watch the race on Sunday.
Grandstand tickets will range from £309 - £909 across the 30 different grandstands around the Silverstone circuit. The Farm Curve grandstands will be set at a fixed price of £319 for the Sunday race and £409 for the 3-day weekend ticket. Norris’ grandstand - the Landostand - will also sit at a fixed cost of £474 for a 3-day ticket.
Roving grandstand tickets give fans the option to move around a number of stands during the Friday and Saturday sessions. Tickets for Friday’s practice sessions start at £149, with the highest cost for Saturday’s qualifying set at £299.
Similar to previous years, children between 3-11 will see discounted tickets for the following:
- Free General Admission tickets on Thursday and Friday
- 50% discount on Saturday and Sunday General Admission
- 25% discount on selected Grandstand tickets (National Pit Straight, Stirling A, Copse A-D, Vale and Woodcote B)
Children under two can attend free on all ticket types, although tickets will still need to be purchased for them.
Here are the starting prices for all tickets to the 2025 British Grand Prix:
| Ticket type | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | Three-Day | Four-Day |
| General Admission | £70 | £149 | £229 | £269 | £299 |
| GA plus grandstand admission* | - | - | - | £379 | £409 |
| Roving Grandstand | £149 | £199 | - | - | - |
| Abbey A Grandstand | - | - | £439 | £529 | £559 |
| Abbey B Grandstand* | - | £269 | £509 | £599 | £629 |
| Becketts Grandstand | - | - | £449 | £539 | £569 |
| Chapel Grandstand | - | - | £319 | £409 | £439 |
| Club Corner A Grandstand | - | - | £369 | £459 | £489 |
| Club Corner Grandstand* | - | £249 | £489 | £579 | £609 |
| Copse A Grandstand | - | - | £309 | £399 | £429 |
| Copse B Grandstand | - | - | £309 | £399 | £429 |
| Copse C Grandstand | - | - | £309 | £399 | £429 |
| Farm Curve Grandstand | - | - | £319 | £409 | £439 |
| Hamilton Straight A Grandstand* | - | £269 | £579 | £669 | £699 |
| Hamilton Straight B Grandstand | - | - | £439 | £529 | £559 |
| Luffield Grandstand | - | - | £369 | £459 | £489 |
| Luffield Corner Grandstand | - | - | £369 | £459 | £489 |
| National Pits Straight Grandstand | - | - | £309 | £399 | £429 |
| Stirling A Grandstand | - | - | £309 | £399 | £429 |
| Stirling B Grandstand | - | - | £369 | £459 | £489 |
| Landostand Stowe A Grandstand | - | - | - | £474 | - |
| Landostand Stowe B Grandstand | - | - | - | £474 | - |
| Landostand Stowe C Grandstand | - | - | - | £474 | - |
| Landostand Stowe Standing | - | - | - | £379 | - |
| The View Grandstand | - | - | £329 | £419 | £449 |
| Vale Grandstand | - | - | £309 | £399 | £429 |
| Village A Grandstand | - | - | £369 | £459 | £489 |
| Village B Grandstand | - | - | £369 | £459 | £489 |
| Woodcote A Grandstand | - | - | £369 | £459 | £489 |
| Woodcote B Grandstand | - | - | £369 | £459 | £489 |
*Premium grandstands
Cost of Enclosure and VIP tickets to the 2025 British Grand Prix?
| Ticket type | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | Three-Day | Four-Day |
| Club Silverstone | - | - | £609 | £699 | £729 |
| Garage Enclosure | £349 | £499 | £599 | £689 | £719 |
| Lakeside Grandstand | - | - | £759 | £849 | £879 |
| Paddock Grandstand | - | - | £809 | £899 | £929 |
| Mahiki T1 Enclosure | - | - | £599 | £689 | £719 |
| Mahiki T1 VIP Enclosure | - | - | £1,109 | £1,199 | £1,229 |
| Village Enclosure | £449 | £599 | £699 | £789 | £819 |
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