Last updated: 14/03/2025 at 14:30pm
The anticipation is building for the start of the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship, set to kick off this month. With 24 races completed in the last season, fans were treated to numerous thrills, surprises, and firsts.
Experience Formula 1, the pinnacle of motorsport, like never before as we dive into the world's most thrilling tracks. From historic Silverstone to iconic Monza, join us in exploring which circuits offer the ultimate unforgettable spectator experiences.
There’s still time for you to book hospitality tickets to Grand Prix races across the world with seat Unique, so read on to discover the incredible inclusions you could get with official F1 VIP packages to the most exciting Formula 1 tracks.
Book F1 hospitalityNo. 5: Marina Bay Circuit, Singapore

Singapore’s Marina Bay track has been named as one of the greatest in F1 history because of its uniqueness as a night-time street race. Singapore was the first location to introduce night racing to the Grand Prix in 2008 and has attracted fans ever since. The darkness provides an electric atmosphere where the cars zoom through the neon-lit high rises of Singapore’s heart.
With trackside hospitality you could enjoy an air-conditioned suite in the humid city, curated meals with world-class cuisine, an open bar with free-flowing champagne, and even tours of the paddock for up to three days during the Grand Prix.
No. 4: Silverstone, UK




Images (L-R): Silverstone Racecourse hospitality, Silverstone Racecourse hospitality, Buffet at Silverstone Racecourse, Bar hospitality at Silverstone Racecourse
Silverstone is one of the most iconic tracks in Formula One history, having hosted the first-ever race of the World Championship in 1950. The Silverstone circuit is located on the site of a World War II Royal Air Force bomber station and despite undergoing design changes over the years, remains one of the fastest tracks on the F1 calendar.
Book hospitality packages for Silverstone and enjoy delicious refreshments, appearances by media personalities or drivers, and the opportunity to explore the historic paddock club and simulators.
No. 3: Circuit de Monaco


Images (L-R): View from the Shangri-La Monaco, Harbour Club Fairmont Spa Hospitality for the Monaco F1
The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the most exclusive events in the sporting calendar. This intensely sought-after occasion is a hotspot for wealthy attendees and elaborate experiences from five-star restaurants to yacht hospitality.
The Circuit de Monaco goes through the streets and around the harbour of Monte Carlo, following a narrow course filled with very tight corners and elevation changes. It may not feature many – or even any – overtakes, but it is still a must-watch race and another bucket list experience.
No. 2: Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Italy

Image: Monza
Italy’s Monza racecourse is a truly traditional circuit, dating back to the 1920s. Located in the home nation of Ferrari, Monza was the third purpose-built motor racing circuit in the world and the venue for the World Championship prototype races.
At Monza we have the exclusive Seat Unique Club, offering you private reserved seating directly outside the lounge overlooking the starting grid and pit lane, incredible food and drinks all day long, exclusive F1 merchandise and dedicated hosts.
No. 1: Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi is the last race of the season, making it a spectacular event as all the stops are pulled out for the final. Abu Dhabi has many luxurious hospitality options so you can soak up the atmosphere in true style.
Stay at the W Yas Hotel and get access to a fabulous suite with incredible views of the circuit and delicious food and drink. Or experience the Champions Club with a guided paddock tour, continental breakfast and gourmet lunch.
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If the F1 Grand Prix hospitality offerings sound irresistible to you, book your tickets with Seat Unique now and guarantee yourself the most luxurious Formula 1 experience. Packages are available for all Grand Prix races, including 2, 3, and 4-day tickets.
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