Race Grid Guide
Satellite view of Shanghai International Circuit in 2018

Chinese Grand Prix · Final 2026 archive

Shanghai

Seven official ticket families, exact promoter face values and visitor operations preserved without inventing a 2027 sale.

Completed-event archive: the 13–15 March 2026 Chinese Grand Prix is over. No official 2027 date, promoter price list or sale was available when reviewed 24 August 2026; every amount and operating time below is preserved 2026 evidence, not a future booking promise.

Circuit length
5.451 km
Race laps
56
Race distance
305.066 km
2026 winner
Kimi Antonelli

Choose a sector

The circuit's shape creates distinct viewing stories.

01

A Platinum · A High · A Low

Main straight

Three price levels face the grid and pit complex; exact row and pit-box alignment remain allocation-specific.

02

Grandstand B

Opening spiral

Shanghai's signature tightening Turns 1–3 sequence combines braking, rotation and long corner duration.

03

Grandstand E

Acceleration

The 2026 return covered Turns 11–13 before the long back straight and used a dedicated remote shuttle.

04

Grandstands H / K

Hairpin

Opposite sides of Turn 14 capture braking at the end of the circuit's 1.2 km straight.

05

C / F / J

Grass

The lowest official price covered three separate open grass areas, without a reserved chair, row or shade claim.

Final 2026 ticket families.

Shanghai International Circuit pit lane seen from the Main Grandstand in 2004

Historical visual context

The Main Grandstand and pit axis.

This public-domain 2004 view explains the relationship between Grandstand A and the pit lane. It does not prove a 2026 row, screen, refurbishment or hospitality fit-out.

Image: Mbaeckmann · original · Public domain

Primary evidence and geography

Shanghai's government and promoter material establish the ticket matrix and completed event operations; Formula 1 supplies race facts. No 2026 time is carried into 2027.