2026 Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
This event has finished.
The 2027 edition runs 24 to 26 September.
Why You Should Go
Formula 1's narrowest street section through Baku's Old City walls at 350 km/h on the waterfront.
Format
3-day race weekend
Crowd
76,000 (2024) · international visitors & spectators
Vibe
Festival, Prestige
About This Event
F1's only anti-clockwise street circuit — a 6km layout combining the narrowest section on the current calendar through Baku's UNESCO Old City with the sport's second-longest straight at over 350 km/h along the Caspian Sea waterfront. Twenty corners threading cobbled castle walls, palace ramparts and 7.6-metre-wide passages before opening onto modern coastal boulevards.
1What to Expect
Show all 5

2Best Way to Experience It
- Absheron grandstand Section E sits closest to Turn 1 braking zone where most overtaking occurs
- Sections A, B, and C offer partial covered seating — the only cover at Baku
- Paddock Club provides covered seating, outdoor balcony above team garages, and open bar service
About the Venue
While you're in the area
Experiences near Baku City Circuit
3Logistics
- Children aged 2-16 receive discounted tickets; limit of two child tickets per adult
- Children under 2 attend free when sitting on adult's lap without occupying a seat
- Metro stations 28 May, Sahil, and Icheri Sheher sit within walking distance
- Limited parking available; metro or ride-hailing services recommended
- Late September temperatures range from 18°C nights to 26°C days with mild, dry conditions
Our vlog
What you don't see on TV – my experience at the Azerbaijan GP
2024
4Frequently Asked Questions
- Best fit if you enjoy urban racing: 6km street circuit contrasts 7.6m-wide castle section where cars brush medieval walls with 350+ km/h waterfront straight, UNESCO Old City backdrop against Caspian Sea views.
- Best fit if you value championship positioning: Round 16 of 24 races positions Azerbaijan mid-championship battle with four races remaining after Singapore, critical points window between Spanish and Singapore Grands Prix.
- Best fit if you enjoy accessible venues: Circuit runs through Baku city center with metro stations adjacent to track sections, bus routes 65/5/53 operational 6AM-2AM, zero hotel-to-venue distance unlike remote circuits.
- Not ideal if you prefer peak-attendance spectacles: 76,000 attendance vs. 300,000+ elsewhere, Saturday race loses traditional Sunday finale atmosphere, Round 16 timing mid-championship rather than season-opener/closer intensity.
Tags
Save this event to your automotive bucket list
Create a free profile and keep every tour, event and experience you want to see, all in one place.








