F1 Race Guide - Grand Prix event guide & scheduling

Planning to attend a Formula 1 Grand Prix? The Official Formula 1 Race Guide app serves as the perfect partner for your race weekend.

This app navigates you through every track of the 2023 Formula 1 season by utilizing interactive maps that display your location along with nearby attractions. The F1 Race Guide also includes a comprehensive event timetable, featuring both on-track and off-track activities such as full race schedules for all Formula 1 events and support races, entertainment options, and more. Additionally, it allows users to customize their own itinerary and receive notifications about upcoming events.

The F1 Race Guide app is an excellent resource to ensure you stay informed about all the action taking place both on and off the circuit.

What features are available in the F1 Race Guide app?

• Complete details for each race weekend throughout the 2023 Formula 1 season.

• Interactive maps to help navigate every circuit and uncover various sights and activities nearby.

• Information on key locations like grandstands, shops, food vendors, parking areas, and train stations.

• Updates on all Fanzone activities.

• Current race schedules so you're always aware of what's happening on the track.

• Entertainment timelines to help you secure the best viewing spots.

• Notifications during the race weekend filled with news, updates, and exclusive promotions.

• Participate in the #F1DriverOfTheDay voting for your favorite driver during the race.

Make sure to include the Formula 1 Race Guide app in your plans when you arrive for your Grand Prix weekend.

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The Official Formula 1 Race Guide App - the ultimate companion to your race weekend

Visiting a race this year? Make sure you have this on your phone to ensure you get the very best from your F1 visit...

Dive into every circuit on the Formula 1 Calendar with our interactive maps and discover all there is to see and do.

Find your way around each circuit quickly and easily with geotagged points of interest such as grandstands, shops, hospitality suites, food and drink stalls, car parks and train stations.

Discover F1 Fanzone locations and information about all the activities on offer.

Stay up to date with the latest schedules so you always know what’s happening on the circuit and also off the track with entertainment taking place all through the weekend.

There’s no need to worry if the plans change either, with notifications sent straight to your phone so you always know what’s happening and where.

When you arrive for your Grand Prix weekend, make sure the Formula 1 Race Guide App is part of it.

FAQS

What is Formula 1?

As the highest class of international racing for single-seater formula racing cars, Formula 1 is the pinnacle of motorsport and the world’s most prestigious motor racing competition. There really is nothing like it.

It’s a team sport (it needs to be to change all 4 tyres on a car in under 2 seconds!), but the drivers are more like fighter pilots than sportspeople. Battling extreme g-forces, making daring decisions in the blink of an eye – and at 370km/h. To be the best, F1 drivers push themselves – and their incredibly innovative machines – to the very limit.

Drivers compete for the esteemed F1 Drivers’ Championship, while the teams fight for the F1 Constructors’ Championship and prize money based on their position at the end of the season. Each race is known as a Grand Prix, and they’re held in incredible locations around the world. The 2025 Formula 1 calendar – a year that marks the 75th anniversary of the FIA Formula 1 World Championship – features 24 Grand Prix weekends, including six F1 Sprint races, taking place from March through December.

Who races in F1?

Extreme g-forces. Daring decisions made in the blink of an eye – and at 370km/h. Dramatically battling to be the best, Formula 1 drivers are more like fighter pilots than sportspeople. Only 20 get the chance to compete, and they push themselves – and their incredible machines – to the very limit.

Who are the F1 teams?

Formula 1 is a team sport. It needs to be to change all 4 tyres on a car in under 2 seconds! F1 teams design and build their cars and get them ready to race. Each has their own history. Each has their own unique approach. All want to be the fastest. 

Where does F1 race?

Some sports play stadiums. Our 'stadiums' span cities. With 24 races in amazing locations across 5 continents, Formula 1 is truly an international sport.

How do I follow F1?

You know the F1 drivers and teams. You know where we race. Now find out how you can be part of the action, and how you can follow Formula 1 and support your heroes from wherever you are in the world.