MAP OF THE GRANDSTANDS

The Silverstone circuit is famous for its high-speed corners and thrilling races. With its challenging layout and passionate fans, a visit to Silverstone is always an unforgettable experience. Want to witness the key moments of the race from start to finish? Experience the thrill and excitement of a Formula 1 race from the grandstands? Do you prefer General Admission and the chance to watch the high-octane action from various viewing points around the race track? You can't go wrong.

Abbey A

Abbey A offers exceptional views of the start and finish line, pit lane and garages in all their glory. Prepare to be mesmerised by the thunderous roar of the cars as they rush towards Abbey corner and rev up their skills to the full. Take your seat in the front row and watch the thrilling action at the start of the race as the drivers battle furiously for position, creating an adrenaline-pumping spectacle not to be missed.

Abbey B

Abbey B offers a fantastic view of the start and finish line, pit lane and full size garage. Experience the electrifying roar of the cars as they sprint into Abbey corner and go around at full throttle. Expect thrilling action at the start of the race as drivers jostle for position, creating an adrenaline-fuelled spectacle right before your eyes.

The View

From here you can also watch the thrilling action at Maggots and Becketts corners. And that's not all - if you're keen to witness the post-race presentations, the podium is just a short walk away, giving you an up-close experience.

Farm Curve

Watch as the cars go through the first corner and then accelerate into the second, jostling for position in a thrilling wheel-to-wheel race. Enjoy views of the high-speed left-hander that connects Abbey and Village corners, showcasing the skill and precision of the drivers. The views stretch towards Becketts and the entrance to Hangar Straight and promise the adrenaline rush of the race.

Village A and B

 Experience the adrenaline-fuelled spectacle from the Village A and B grandstands of the British Grand Prix. Formula 1 cars take the first sharp corner after the start and brake hard from huge speeds. This demanding corner requires precision and promises to be a great spectacle. 

Luffield Corner

This grandstand is positioned to offer extensive views of Wellington Straight, Brooklands, the slow Luffield bend and the fast entrance to Woodcote. You'll see the cars on the track for extended periods of time so you can fully immerse yourself in the thrilling action. The atmosphere around Luffield is simply stunning. The combination of high grandstands and packed entrance areas promises a great atmosphere.

Luffield

This grandstand is positioned to offer extensive views of Wellington Straight, Brooklands, the slow Luffield bend and the fast entrance to Woodcote. You'll see the cars on the track for extended periods of time so you can fully immerse yourself in the thrilling action. The atmosphere around Luffield is simply stunning. The combination of high grandstands and packed entrance areas promises a great atmosphere.

Woodcote A

Experience great views of the iconic Wellington Straight, which stretches towards Brooklands. Itincludes the entire Luffield Corner and an exciting fast exit around Woodcote, leading up to the thrilling National Pits Straight. You'll get a unique view of the Wellington Straight and all the fast racing action that takes place on this legendary stretch.

Woodcote B

The lower Luffield complex, the Woodcote acceleration zone and the fast National Straight offer fantastic views. Woodcote corner is tackled by F1 cars at full speed, showing the aerodynamics of the cars and the grip of the tyres. The roar of the engines at full throttle as they speed towards Copse adds to the atmosphere of the race.

National Pits Straight

Experience the excitement of watching the drivers as they take the high-speed right-hander at Woodcote, accelerate onto National Pit Straight and then brake hard to tackle the challenging Copse corner. There's never a dull moment on this section of the circuit, as overtaking opportunities abound and promise plenty of on-track action. Don't expect to have a leisurely time here with your friends: it's an adrenaline rush!

Stirling A and B

Copse Corner is an exciting place to watch the speed and skill of the drivers. After accelerating briefly along the National Pit Straight, riders must brake hard as they approach the Copse Corner turn, and then accelerate again towards Maggots and Becketts.

Copse A

From here, you'll have a panoramic view of the pit straight, including the exit from the pits and the quick approach to Maggots. After a short acceleration on the National Pits Straight, the drivers brake hard as they approach the Copse Corner bend, then accelerate again towards Maggots and Becketts. Copse A offers the best view of cars entering this corner.

Copse B and C

From here, you'll have a panoramic view of the pit straight, including the exit from the pits and the quick approach to Maggots. After a short acceleration on the National Pits Straight, the drivers brake hard as they approach the Copse Corner bend, then accelerate again towards Maggots and Becketts. The Copse B and Copse C grandstands are located further around the corner and away from the track.

Becketts

For a unique panoramic view of the track on one of the most challenging sections of the Grand Prix circuit, Becketts is an unbeatable choice. You'll be treated to a breath-taking spectacle as cars pass through Maggots and Becketts corners and through Chapel. From the vantage point you will have a wide view of this exciting section of the circuit. Drivers can gain or lose valuable time as speeds increase rapidly.

Chapel

For a unique panoramic view of the track on one of the most challenging sections of the Grand Prix circuit, Chapel is an unbeatable choice. You'll be treated to a breath-taking spectacle as you pass through Maggots and Becketts corners and through Chapel. From the vantage point you will have a wide view of this exciting section of the circuit. Drivers can gain or lose valuable time as speeds increase rapidly.

Stowe A and B

Stowe Corner is located at the end of the Hangar Straight and is one of the most exciting and challenging sections of the Silverstone circuit. Approaching this sharp right-hander at speeds of up to 300km/h, drivers must brake hard before going through the Vale and Club corners. The grandstands are located further away from the circuit, but provide a view of the exciting action on much of the track. 

Stowe C

Stowe Corner is located at the end of the Hangar Straight and is one of the most exciting and challenging sections of the Silverstone circuit. Approaching this sharp right-hander at speeds of up to 300km/h, drivers must brake hard before going through the Vale and Club corners. The grandstands are located further away from the circuit, but provide a view of the exciting action on much of the track. It's not guaranteed that you'll see the Hangar Straight as it depends on where you're sitting, so keep that in mind!

Vale

You'll get a view of the legendary Stowe, Vale and Club corners, as well as the cars entering the pits. The large grassy areas in front of you provide more than just an amazing view. Witness the thrilling action of the cars going through these iconic corners.

Club Corner B and C

Enjoy an adrenaline rush at the last corner of the Silverstone circuit. Witness the cars pull out of Stowe Corner, down the Vale towards Club Corner and disappear into the mist on Hamilton Straight. This is undoubtedly one of the best places to experience a thrilling race.

General Admission

The General Admission areas provide a budget-friendly option to enter the circuit and observe the high-octane action from various viewpoints around the track. Take a leisurely stroll to locate the ideal vantage points and witness the drivers and their cars tackle the challenging conditions.