The Formula 1 season is now in full swing, and six races into the 2025 race schedule the competition in the drivers’ championship is hotting up.

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri leads the standings at this stage having won four races.

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Buy tickets for the British Grand Prix, prices from £444.31

His British teammate Lando Norris is pursuing closely in second place, with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen not far behind.

While McClaren seems to have the fastest car this season there is still plenty to compete for, and with the British Grand Prix on the horizon there’s no better time to secure your ticket.

A day at Silverstone is a pilgrimage for British racing fans due to the rich history of motorsports there, and a chance to see Lewis Hamilton race in the famous red of Ferrari this year could be too good to pass up.

Read on for the best ways to secure your tickets.

How to buy tickets for the British Grand Prix 2025?

This year the British Grand Prix will be taking place at Silverstone between Friday 4th and Sunday 6th July, with the race itself happening on the Sunday.

Depending on how much of the race weekend you want to attend, there are one-day, two-day and three-day packages available.

There are also a couple of other points to consider, namely where on the course you wish to be seated and whether you want to indulge in Silverstone’s luxury Fusion Lounge.

The stands near to the exciting Luffield Corner and Becketts sections of the track could provide the best entertainment, but there are several options available.

Check out the full ticket options and pricing below.

• British Grand Prix 2025 tickets at Silverstone, starting at £444.31 – buy here

If you can’t find the tickets you want above, there are other options available on the Silverstone website from £179 or you could also buy from a ticket resale site.

_{*Please note prices may not be the same as face value on these sites, but you may be able to find an option that suits your needs.}

British Grand Prix 2025 tickets from StubHub*

• Friday admission only, from £108 – Buy Here
• Saturday admission only, from £181 – Buy Here
• Sunday admission only (race day), from £445 – Buy Here
• 3-day admission pass (Fri – Sun), from £528 – Buy Here
• 4-day admission pass (Thu – Sun), from £783 – Buy Here

British Grand Prix 2025 tickets from Viagogo*

• Thursday admission only, from £184 – Buy Here
• Friday admission only, from £81 – Buy Here
• Saturday admission only, from £167 – Buy Here
• Sunday admission only, from £430 – Buy Here
• 2-day pass (Fri – Sat), from £576 – Buy Here
• 2-day pass (Sat – Sun), from £530 – Buy Here
• 3-day pass (Fri – Sun), from £497 – Buy Here
• 4-day pass (Thu – Sun), from £690 – Buy Here

British Grand Prix 2025 tickets from Vivid Seats

• Thursday admission only, from £156 – Buy Here
• Friday admission only, from £226 – Buy Here
• Saturday admission only, from £467 – Buy Here
• Sunday admission only, from £405 – Buy Here
• 2-day pass (Sat – Sun), from £594 – Buy Here
• 3-day pass (Fri – Sun), from £594 – Buy Here

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Where to stay near Silverstone?

In addition to purchasing your tickets, if you’re going to several days of the race weekend you may well be looking at booking a hotel.

There are also options for glamping at Silverstone in a bell tent inside the paddock, with optional helicopter transport so you avoid the Silverstone traffic.

• Search for hotels near Silverstone with Trip.com
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• Search for glamping options at Silverstone track

If you want to make the weekend extra memorable, there are still rooms available at Escapade Silverstone, the trackside hotel.

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A view of Silverstone from the Escapade Hotel[/caption]

Escapade Silverstone 2-bed apartment from 4 – 7 July, from £12,960

You can choose two, three or four-bed apartments for you and a group of friends.

The hotel has a pool, gym, private parking and a rooftop terrace, which offers spectacular views of the Silverstone track.

Hospitality tickets for the British Grand Prix

If you really want to go all out for Silverstone weekend and make it a Formula 1 experience you’ll never forget, hospitality packages are available with a range of benefits.

VIP ticket provider Seat Unique have three-day packages available which include benefits such as gourmet food, an open bar, a grid walk and a visit from a famous F1 personality or driver.

You can see details of the full packages and what they include by clicking through to Seat Unique below.

• Trackside VIP and VIP Club (3-days) hospitality package from Seat Unique, from £3,699 – Buy Here

How to watch Formula 1 in 2025

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This year’s F1 season is set to get the pulses racing, with reigning champion Max Verstappen and young contender Lando Norris expected to be competing for the driver’s championship.

A lot of interest has been generated by Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari, where he is racing alongside Charles Leclerc in what could be an exiting combination for the iconic racing brand.

If you want to watch Formula 1 races in 2025, you’ll need a Sky Sports subscription.

We’ve rounded up some options for signing up below to help you find the best subscription for you.

• Sky Glass Gen 2 TV, Sky Essentials TV package and Sky Sports – From £48 a month with £20 upfront cost
• Sky Stream, Sky Sports, Sky Essential TV package with Netflix – £35 a month
• Upgrade an existing Sky subscription to include Sky Sports – £22 a month
• NOW Sky Sports Day membership – £14.99 one-off payment
• NOW Sky Sports flexible monthly membership – £34.99 a month, cancel any time