BIC completely sells out all grandstand tickets for 2025 F1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix
Bahrain International Circuit (BIC), 'The Home of Motorsport in the Middle East', is all geared up to welcome another record-breaking crowd to the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2025, with all grandstand tickets having now completely sold out.
With just over a week to go for the racing and entertainment extravaganza, scheduled for 11 to 13 April in Sakhir, the excitement has risen to another level amongst fans both in the Kingdom of Bahrain and worldwide.
For fans who have missed out on the grandstand seats, there is now only very limited availability for BIC's last remaining hospitality option, The Dome by F1 Experiences.
This is a unique way to enjoy the F1 weekend, with plenty of exclusive offerings throughout the three days. BIC's other hospitality options, including the Paddock Club, Corporate Lounges, and Champions Club, are all also completely sold out, so fans interested in being a part of the F1 spectacle must act fast to secure their passes to The Dome by F1 Experiences.
The Dome by F1 Experiences features a dedicated grandstand located along the Main Straight with comfortable, seat-back style seating. Fans can enjoy exceptional views of the Podium and pit entry, and also see the cars as they navigate the final turn before accelerating down the track. The package also includes complimentary lunch dishes, lite bites, refreshments and live performances by DJs, roaming entertainers and more between track sessions.
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