2026 Canadian Grand Prix
22 - 24 May 2026 | Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve
Choose Grand Prix Events for official tickets to the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix 2026. Whether you choose grandstand seats or all-inclusive hospitality, we’ll help ensure you have a weekend to remember in Montréal.
Why You Should Attend
Few cities embrace Formula 1’s presence like Montreal, where you’ll find street parties and festivals all over the city as fans descend on the city for the sport’s annual visit. The Canadian Grand Prix is one of the best-attended races of the year - and with good reason. The circuit, complete with its tight hairpin and infamous “Wall of Champions”, has provided many memorable moments over the years and racing at the track will no doubt continue to be exciting for F1’s latest era of car.
Where to Watch at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Tickets are always in high demand for the Canadian Grand Prix! There are many grandstands located around the circuit, plus General Admission spots, meaning there’s plentiful options for where to view the race from. The best picks are located in the first sector of the track. Grandstand 1 is the choice for those wanting to see the start line action, while Grandstands 11 and 12 are the best for witnessing the first corners of the circuit. It’s worth noting that the Platine Grandstand is the circuit’s only covered stand. Other good choices include grandstands near the hairpin - Grandstands 21, 15 and 24 - a likely spot for overtaking.
F1 Experiences Packages
Experience Formula 1 like never before at the Canadian Grand Prix with an Official Ticket Package from F1 Experiences. Watch the action from a choice of premium grandstand seats or trackside hospitality suites with exciting insider access. Hotel rooms and circuit transfers can also be added to your package.
F1 Paddock Club & Hospitality Suites
Choose from an exciting range of hospitality suites in Montreal to suit all budgets. Get closer to the action in an affordable trackside terrace or experience premium hospitality with exclusive access in the F1 Paddock Club suite above the team garages.
2026 Canadian Grand Prix Tickets
Canadian Grand Prix History
Formula 1 has been visiting Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for the Canadian Grand Prix since 1978, when the legendary Gilles Villeneuve secured his maiden win, at home, on the track which now bears his name. Montreal has seen plenty of other drivers secure first career victories since, from Daniel Ricciardo and Robert Kubica to Lewis Hamilton - who now shares the record for most Canadian Grand Prix wins with Michael Schumacher.
About Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Located on the man-made Ile Notre Dame island in the St. Lawrence Seaway, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is a firm fan favourite and a trip to the Canadian Grand Prix offers an opportunity to explore one of Canada’s largest cities. There’s plenty to enjoy in the city, with its interesting architecture and abundance of green spaces.
