Thu 03 Apr - Sun 06 Apr, 2025 | Suzuka, Japan

Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix 2025

Suzuka Circuit: Google Maps

Important Information

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F1® Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix 2025 Physical vs. Digital Items:

Below is a list of physical items guests may receive in their package with F1® Experiences. Please review the Official Ticket Package section under “Experience Details”  to confirm which items guests will receive.

  • Daily Champions Club Credential
  • Daily Legend Credential
  • Daily Paddock Club Credentials
  • Daily Paddock Club Tickets
  • Daily MoneyGram Haas F1® Team Paddock Club Tickets
  • Daily Oracle Red Bull Racing Paddock Club Tickets
  • Daily Stake F1 Team KICK Sauber Paddock Club Tickets

Below is a list of digital items guests may receive with F1® Experiences. Please review the Official Ticket Package section under “Experience Details”  to confirm which items guests will receive. Ticket delivery information can be found under “Digital Tickets."

  • Grandstand Tickets

*Subject to change

Physical items included in your package: Select your Official Ticket Package under Experience Details below.

Packages Set to Ship:

Orders that include a physical item and are paid in full by Tuesday, 11th March, will ship to the mailing address on file via DHL. The latest expected delivery date is Friday, 28th March.

  • A list of physical items can be found under the “Physical vs. Digital Items.

Please check back for updates as we may experience shipping delays.

Packages Set for Pick Up:

Physical packages will be available for pick up in Japan Due to one of the following reasons:

  • Onsite pick up was requested
  • Order was paid in full after Tuesday, 11th March
  • Order includes one of the following package types: Paddock Club | Oracle Red Bull Racing Club Suite, Paddock Club | Scuderia Ferrari HP Suite Champions Club 3-Days.
  • Mailing address is in one of the following countries: Brazil, Indonesia, Madagascar, Mexico and Thailand
  • PO box is in a country other than Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, or Qatar

Please check back for updates as some items may be switched to onsite pick up.

Pick Up Location:

Click below under the "F1® Experiences Ticket Office" section to view the location and hours to collect package items.

Alternative Pick Up Guest:

In the instance that a guest other than the purchaser of the order is planning to pick up, please follow the steps below:

  • The purchaser must send an email from the email address on file with F1® Experiences to ticketing@f1experiences.com.
  • The email must contain the purchaser’s full name, the alternative guest’s full name, and state that the purchaser is granting permission for the alternative guest to pick up.
  • The full name of the guest collecting onsite must match their photo ID.
  • The alternative guest must bring and show their photo ID before the physical package items are released.  

Packages with digital tickets: Hero | B2, Hero | Main V2, Starter | C

Tickets are mobile and will be sent to the email address on file with F1® Experiences from ticketing@f1experiences.com starting on Friday, 21st March*.

*Ticket delivery is not guaranteed on this date. Please allow several days for tickets to be delivered via email. 

Orders Paid by Sunday, 16th March: 

  • Tickets will be emailed by Friday, 21st March.

Orders Paid On/After Sunday, 16th March:

  • Tickets will be emailed upon completion of payment. 

Ticketing Information:

  • Tickets are emailed as one (1) PDF per package for the entirety of the race weekend.
  • We recommend downloading the tickets to a mobile device before arriving at the circuit or taking a screenshot, as Wi-Fi may not be available at the circuit.
  • Guests are responsible for referring to the terms and conditions listed on the ticket.

Location: Honda Staffing Service Building

Address: Dohakucho Suzuka, Mie 513-0824, Japan

Open Hours:

  • Thursday, 3rd April | 13:00 – 17:00
  • Friday, 4th April | 08:30 – 15:00
  • Saturday, 5th April | 09:30 – 15:00

*All times are local time, JST (Japan Standard Time). 

Onsite Assistance

If you have general questions or need assistance while in Japan, our onsite team (wearing F1® Experiences polos) will be available to assist you. You can also contact us phone +1 (888) 326-5430. 

Champions Club Parking: Passes are physical and must be collected on-site. Click above under the "F1® Experiences Ticket Office" section to view the location and hours for collection.

Parking Location: Suzuka Traffic Education Centre

*Subject to change

For the Full F1®  Live Track Schedule, please click here

Getting to the Circuit

  • The Suzuka Circuit is located in a semi-rural, industrial area of the Mie Prefecture. Shiroko Station is the best connection.

Click here for additional details on how to access Suzuka Circuit by train and bus.

Note: If you are traveling to the circuit for the whole race weekend, we recommend buying the 5-day Kintetsu Rail Pass, which will cover all your trips throughout the weekend.

Leaving the Circuit

  • Anticipate long lines to board the train. There may be up to a 2 – 3 hour wait to leave the circuit on race day while all guests depart. Click here for the schedule, always subject to change. 

 For more information on what is required to travel to Japan from your country of residence, please click here

Note: Please check with local authorities. All requirements are subject to change.

Currency: Japanese Yen (JPY). Japan remains a largely cash-based society, but not all Japanese ATMs accept foreign cards.  

Language:  Japanese can be a challenge for foreign visitors as English is not widely spoken. (Download the Waygo app, which uses your smartphone’s camera function to capture images of Japanese words and kanji, and then instantly displays a translation)

Time Zone:  UTC+9

In an Emergency: Dial 110 for Police and 119 for Fire and Ambulance

Power Sockets: Types A and B, the same as the USA and China. You may also need to use a voltage adaptor for certain appliances, as Japan uses lower voltage than in other parts of the world.

Weather: April temperatures in Japan typically range from 10 – 18° C (50 – 64° F). Sunny spring days are common, though it does rain frequently. Consider packing light layers and a rain jacket to maximize comfort.

Location: Fan Zone

Terms and Conditions: View Here


SUZUKA WEATHER

Experience Details

Select your Official Ticket Package below to access details related to your package.

+Programming, experiences, dates, times, appearances, and locations are subject to change.

Hotel Information

Upon arriving at the hotel, the individual on the reservation must be present and provide the front desk with a valid form of photo identification and credit card to complete the check-in process.

Please Note: We do not provide confirmation numbers. For additional details on your accommodation, contact us at +1 (888) 326-5430.

Maps & Directions

Circuit Map

Click on the map to view and download

How to get to the Circuit

Google Maps: Suzuka Circuit

The Suzuka Circuit is located in a semi-rural, industrial area of the Mie Prefecture.

Click here for additional details on how to access Suzuka Circuit by train and bus.

Note: If you are traveling to the circuit for the whole race weekend, we recommend buying the 5-day Kintetsu Rail Pass , which will cover all your trips throughout the weekend.

Trains from Nagoya Station: A one-way trip to Shiroko Station takes just under an hour and there are regular services on Grand Prix weekend. Please click here for additonal details.

There are two hourly limited express train services to Shiroko Station. One is direct and the other requires a transfer at the Tsu Station. You will need to purchase and reserve your seat at least a day before you plan to travel. The ride takes approximately 100 minutes. Please click here for additonal details.

From Shiroko Station to Suzuka: Follow the signs in English for the shuttle buses, which take around 15 minutes to cover the 5km to Suzuka Circuit and cost under $10 return each day.

Leaving the Circuit: Anticipate long lines to board the train. There may be up to a 2 – 3 hour wait to leave the circuit on race day while all guests depart. Click here for the schedule, always subject to change.

General FAQs

The Suzuka Circuit is equipped with accessible facilities, including elevators, ramps, and designated seating areas for guests with disabilities.

For additional questions regarding accessibility, please call our Guest Services Team at +1 (888) 326-5430.

The closest airport to Suzuka is Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO), which serves the nearby city of Nagoya and offers domestic, regional and long-haul connections. Popular direct routes from NGO include Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi and Frankfurt. Alternatively, you may fly into one of Japan’s larger hub airports; Tokyo’s Narita Airport (NRT) and Osaka’s Kansai Airport (KIX) have a wider selection of international flights. You can then take a domestic flight (e.g. Tokyo to Centrair), bullet train or bus to Suzuka.

If you’ve got access to the Champions Club or the Formula 1 Paddock Club™, you’ll need to make more of an effort to “look the part” than in a grandstand. Smart casual dress is recommended, which means long pants and a shirt or polo shirt for men and a dress, skirt or pants for women. The Champions Club and Formula 1 Paddock Club™ request that no jogging suits, shorts or beach attire be worn.

Read Your Ultimate Checklist for a Day at the Track for more information about what to wear to the track.

Many vendors and shops accept cashless payments, including credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payment systems like Suica and PayPay. 

Children aged 3 and older require a ticket. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.

First Aid Stations are available at multiple locations around the circuit. If you or someone near you requires immediate assistance, contact the nearest staff member or dial the emergency number provided at the circuit.


Please contact your sales representative or call for more information about our available hotels for the Japanese Grand Prix.

Eating: The main circuit restaurant is called Center House. There are also several local eateries like Fujigaoka and Matoba. Those in search of more options will likely need to travel to either Kyoto or Nagoya.

Activity: The Suzuka Circuit Motopia theme park is a driving-themed park that offers a plethora of rides, a waterpark and the iconic Ferris wheel.

Shopping: Aeon Mall is a shopping center for those looking for some unique local flair. The mall features a food court and restaurants, an arcade/bowling alley and more.  

Charging stations for mobile devices are available in select fan zones and hospitality areas. Bringing a portable power bank is recommended.

  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Weapons or dangerous items
  • Firearms, knives, explosives, and any item deemed dangerous are strictly forbidden
  • Drugs and other illegal substances
  • Large luggage or suitcases
  • Oversized items that cannot fit under your seat are not allowed
  • Chairs or stools
  • Glass containers
  • Drones
  • Professional camera equipment
  • Telephoto lenses, tripods, and monopods
  • Banners or flags on poles
  • Fireworks, sparklers, or any flammable substances
  • Animals
  • Large coolers or ice chests
  • Items like air horns and whistles
  • Bicycles, scooters, or skates

Guests may leave and re-enter the circuit only if their tickets are scanned out at the exit.

Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas located throughout the circuit.