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Curated 2026 Formula 1 travel packages from India, covering every race on the calendar with grandstand tickets, Paddock Club hospitality and full city add-ons.
Whichever Grand Prix you pick, your weekend is built from one of these three formats.
Reserved seats at the corners that define each circuit, the Tabac chicane at Monaco, the Becketts complex at Silverstone, Turn 1 at COTA. Three days of running plus support races, fan zones and access to the venue concerts on Saturday night.
F1's official hospitality programme. Trackside suites above the pit boxes, open-bar champagne and gourmet dining, pit lane walks on Thursday, podium ceremony access, and live commentary from F1 personalities through the weekend.
A private yacht in Port Hercule for Monaco. A helicopter transfer over the Marina Bay street circuit at Singapore. A Bellagio fountain-view suite for the Las Vegas race. The set pieces that turn a race weekend into a story you keep telling.
Grandstand or Paddock Club, sourced through official F1 channels.
Stays close to the circuit or in the city centre, with race-day transfers timed to the schedule.
Open bars, fine dining, pit walks and meet-and-greets through Paddock Club access.
Where the season runs
The 2026 season opens in Melbourne in March and closes in Abu Dhabi in early December. Twenty-four races across five continents, with a major rule reset on power units and aerodynamics that makes 2026 the most-watched season in years.
Why pick a race by character, not just date
Each Grand Prix has its own personality. Monaco is for the harbour and the glamour. Silverstone is for the history and the concerts. Singapore is for the night race under floodlights. Las Vegas is for the Strip on full lockdown. Abu Dhabi is for the season finale and the Yas Marina afterparty.
For Indian fans
Most European races pair with a Schengen visa and a London or Paris extension. The UK, US and Singapore each need their own visa, so we plan 4 to 6 months ahead. Mid-tier grandstand packages from India start near ₹2 lakh; Paddock Club at the marquee races runs ₹5 lakh and above.
Talk to a DreamSetGo expert to build a single race weekend or a full-season chase.
Abu Dhabi and Bahrain are short-haul, visa on arrival or e-visa, and run on weekends that work with Indian school calendars. Singapore is the next easiest. European races need a Schengen visa and longer flights.
Grandstand is a reserved seat at a fixed corner with venue food and beverage on a pay-as-you-go basis. Paddock Club is F1's official hospitality, with open bars, gourmet dining, pit lane walks and views from above the pit boxes.
Yes. Schengen covers most European races (Monaco, Spain, Austria, Hungary, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy). The UK, US, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Japan and Australia each have their own visa. UAE and Bahrain offer e-visas.
Grandstand packages start around ₹1 to 4 lakh per person on twin sharing for short-haul races, and ₹2.5 to 5 lakh for European weekends. Paddock Club scales from ₹5 lakh and goes well past ₹20 lakh at Monaco or Las Vegas.
Yes. Belgium and the Netherlands are back-to-back. Singapore pairs with Japan a fortnight later. The US, Mexico and Brazil sit close together in the autumn. We routinely build double-headers with a city stop in between.
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