
2026
Qatar Grand Prix
The penultimate round of the season, raced under floodlights at Lusail.
- Dates
- 27–29 November 2026 Official
- Where
- Lusail International Circuit, Lusail, Qatar
- How to attend
- Public ticketsOfficial hospitality
About
The Qatar Grand Prix is the penultimate round of the 2026 Formula 1 season, held under floodlights at Lusail International Circuit, a 5.38 km track north of central Doha.
Seats are sold as three-day grandstand or general admission tickets, with Friday-only general admission on Lusail Hill. The circuit’s own hospitality venues and partner packages sit above these, and tickets include a Fan Zone and a post-race concert each day.
Dates and status
- Detail
- Race on Sunday 29 November at 19:00 local time.
- Time zone
- Asia/Qatar
- Venue
- Lusail International Circuit, Lusail, Qatar
- Official website
- lcsc.qa (opens in a new tab)
How to attend
Public tickets
Grandstands
Three-day tickets for the Main, North and T16 grandstands are sold through the circuit’s official ticketing portal. Seats are assigned in the Main Grandstand and free in the others. [2][4]
OfficialPublic tickets
General admission – Lusail Hill
An elevated general admission viewing area at Turn 1, with access to the Fan Zone and concerts, sold as a three-day or Friday-only ticket. [2]
OfficialOfficial hospitality
Circuit hospitality
Packages listed by the circuit include the Lusail Hill Lounge, the F1 Experiences Champions Club and Premiere Hospitality private suites. [2]
OfficialOfficial hospitality
F1 Paddock Club
Local press reported in 2026 that Paddock Club tickets for this race had sold out. [5]
Reported
THE PRIVÉ does not sell tickets or arrange access. Buy only from the organiser or its authorised partners.
Requirements and access criteria
Children aged two and under enter free without a ticket but have no grandstand seat and must be carried. Hospitality areas require a full-price ticket for them. [2]
OfficialOn F1 Family Friday (27 November), up to four children under 12 attend free with each adult general admission ticket. Their passes must be secured in advance through the circuit’s online ticketing. [3]
Official
Members
The members’ guide
The members’ guide to Qatar Grand Prix
This guide holds
- Access playbook: the realistic routes in, step by step
- Access dates: when ballots, applications and sales open and close, in your own calendar
- Prices from the organiser, where to sit and the official hospitality compared
- What to do when it is sold out, through official channels only
- Travel, where to stay, etiquette and dress
- A checklist of what to do and when, to tick off as you go
Included with membership: €9.99 a month, cancel any time.
Sources and verification
Last checked · Editorial desk
Dates and venue confirmed on the organiser’s official pages on 11 October 2026. Every other statement is marked official, reported or our advice, with its source.
Dates last confirmed by a source on .
- Qatar Grand Prix 2026 - F1 Race (opens in a new tab)
- Formula 1 Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix 2026 | Lusail International Circuit (opens in a new tab)
- Lusail International Circuit brings back F1 Family Friday for 2026 (opens in a new tab)
- Online ticket sales - Lusail International Circuit (opens in a new tab)
- Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix 2026 Paddock Club tickets sold out (opens in a new tab)
- Qatar Travel Tips: Dress Code, Currency and Safety (opens in a new tab)
- Formula 1 calendar (Jolpica F1 API) (opens in a new tab)
PhotographLusail International Circuit, the venue. Archive photograph, not taken at Qatar Grand Prix. Photo: Box Repsol / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 (opens in a new tab) · Image source (opens in a new tab)
- Official
- Stated by the organiser or venue. Source cited.
- Reported
- Published by third parties. Not yet confirmed with the organiser.
- Our advice
- THE PRIVÉ editorial guidance, not a statement of fact.
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