Get the lowdown on the best hospitality suites, VIP tickets and experience packages at Silverstone for the 2025 British Grand Prix
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The British Grand Prix is one of the most historic and prestigious races on the Formula 1 calendar. Silverstone hosted the very first World Championship event in 1950 and racing continues at the famous Northamptonshire circuit. The 2024 British Grand Prix saw Silverstone match it’s attendance level from last year, with 480,000 fans through the gates over four days and a record race-day crowd of 164,000 fans.
There are plenty of hospitality options on offer at the British Grand Prix, from casual upgraded viewing areas to packages featuring full all-day menus, insider access and exclusive entertainment. You can choose from Silverstone’s own hospitality options or packages offered by F1 Experiences, Formula 1’s official ticket package provider. Take a look at the options in more detail below.
F1 Experiences Champions Club
Get insider access at the 2025 British Grand Prix with an F1 Experiences’ Champions Club package. This all-inclusive hospitality option includes your 3-day ticket to watch the cars on-track from the UTC building, located on the National Pit Straight. The Champions Club is not yet on sale for 2025
Not only will you have a great view of the racing action, you’ll also get an exclusive look behind the scenes of Formula 1. Go on a guided tour of the Formula 1 Paddock, take a walk on the grid and have your photo taken with the World Championship trophies.
Further insights will be provided by famous faces from the world of Formula 1, who will partake in Q&A sessions on Saturday and Sunday. Gourmet food and Ferrari Trento sparkling wine is served throughout the weekend.
Trackside Hospitality
Silverstone’s cheapest hospitality option, Trackside Hospitality, puts you on the inside of Copse corner and offers great views of the cars thundering towards the famous Maggotts and Becketts complex.
In addition to a close-up trackside view, you’ll also be able to watch all the action on a giant screen and grab a personal Silverstone radio so that you don’t miss a moment of the racing action. The family-friendly casual environment is complemented with complementary artisan street food and pop-up food stalls, along with a bar area serving beer, wine and soft drinks.
As well as giving you Inner Track access, the Trackside Hospitality area is conveniently located just a short walk from the Fan Zone and entertainment areas, should you want to check out Silverstone’s nightly concerts over the Grand Prix weekend.
The Racing Green
Another family-friendly hospitality option is The Racing Green. This VIP area is located near the start of the Wellington Straight and has its own dedicated grandstand, which gives views of Silverstone’s opening corners – Aintree, the Loop and Village.
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In The Racing Green, you can partake in interactive entertainment, including state of the art racing simulators. There’s also a wide range of food options on offer here, with food trucks, BBQ and cooking demonstrations. You can order complementary drinks in the open bar area.
Though the area has its own music and entertainment throughout the day, it is only a short walk from Silverstone’s main entertainment zone, giving you the option to soak up the trackside atmosphere before the racing begins. Complementary WiFi is available.
Legends Club
The Legends Club is located next to the iconic British Racing Drivers’ Club building on the Wellington Straight. This area offers unrivalled views of Brooklands and Luffield, a corner complex at which many race-winning overtakes have been made in recent years.
Within the relaxed club environment, guests can feast on an all-day classic British menu. Complementary prosecco is served on Friday and Saturday, while champagne is reserved for race day. An additional cash bar is on site, too. The Legends Club overlooks Silverstone’s main entertainment zone, so you can soak up the atmosphere of the nightly concerts. Legends Club hospitality is SOLD OUT for the 2024 British GP.
Octane Terrace
Located on the inner track on the Hangar Straight, Octane Terrace offers casual hospitality with a viewing platform to watch the cars fly into Stowe corner.
DJs and racing simulators will keep you entertained between the racing action and there is complementary WiFi access. Street food is on offer and there is an al-fresco bar, with beer, wine, cocktails and soft drinks served throughout the day.
Ignition Club
The Ignition Club offers 360 degree views of six of Silverstone’s famous corners. Located on the straight between Copse and Becketts, this VIP area has a dedicated grandstand offering the furthest-reaching views at the track.
In the hospitality tent, there are interactive motorsport and vehicle displays plus a merchandise stall and guest speakers who will provide exclusive insights into the fast-paced world of Formula 1. Fine British cuisine is served throughout the day, along with a premium bar service and free-flowing Champagne. Reserved parking with limited spaces is available on request.
Fusion Lounge
Silverstone’s top-tier hospitality offering can be found in the Fusion Lounge. Located on the straight between the Stowe and Vale corners, this stylish, vibrant terraced area has enviable views overlooking the final corners of the circuit as the drivers jostle for position heading towards the finish line. There is additional optional grandstand seating available adjacent to the Fusion Lounge for a more traditional race day experience.
A celebrity host will guide you through each day’s proceedings, with guest speakers visiting throughout. Gourmet food is served all day, as well as free-flowing champagne. Luxury vehicles will be on display and a range of entertainment options are included, including live DJ sets.
The party continues after the race with the Fusion Lounge Race Day After Party. Also on offer is a complimentary copy of the official F1 programme, an exclusive merchandise shop, dedicated shuttle service and limited reserved parking spaces.
Formula 1 Paddock Club
The Formula 1 Paddock Club is the ultimate hospitality experience at the British Grand Prix. Access to team suites from Alpine, Haas and Sauber is also available, as well as VVIP hospitality in the F1 Garage. We recommend buying your Paddock Club package from F1 Experiences. Paddock Club Packages are not yet on sale for the 2025 British Grand Prix
Exclusive Enclosures at the British Grand Prix
Exclusive enclosures offer a more premium experience than regular grandstand tickets but are available at a lower price than the hospitality options listed above. This ticket category includes a reserved grandstand ticket at some of the prime viewing spots around the Silverstone circuit, including Abbey (the first turn), Village or on the Wellington and Hangar straights, plus access to an exclusive enclosure area.
Different enclosures offer different experiences. The Mihaki enclosures, for example, are the place to be if you’re looking for party vibes, while the Wellington and Hangar Enclosures, the latter of which is new for 2024, include access to the inner track. The International Paddock Enclosure, meanwhile, is the closest you can get to the Formula 1 Paddock.
Within the exclusive enclosures, you’ll find paid bars, food stalls, free wi-fi and premium toilets, plus parking and fast track entry on each day of your visit. Note that food and drink is not complimentary with exclusive enclosure tickets, though the bars and food stalls here will have much shorter queues than those in the main Fanzone areas.
Thank you for this information! We are planning our first trip to silverstone this upcoming summer. We missed the boat on securing tickets early and thus we have limited options left. Any personal recommendations? Racing green hospitality and trackside hospitality seem decent but not sure which would provide better views? The silverstone website is offering Mahiki enclosure tickets and a new international paddock, any thoughts on those? Thanks!
I haven’t experienced any of the hospitality options at Silverstone, apart from the Paddock Club. From what I hear, the Mahiki enclosure is a good spot to watch the action. As for Racing Green vs Trackside Hospitality, I think the prices reflect the views and the experience, that is the Racing Green is better than Trackside Hospitality