Japanese Grand Prix
With stacks of history behind it and an unmissable outpouring of love from die-hard attendees each year, the Japanese GP is one you will never forget.
Japanese Grand Prix
Okay, for most of us it’s a long slog to get there, but surely a better question is: ‘Why not go?’
One of the warmest welcomes on the calendar, packed with 100% motorsport passion — that’s Suzuka!
Suzuka is, to put it simply, an absolute treat. One of F1’s ultimate high-speed driving challenges, it rewards skill and commitment, rocking those legendary “S” curves and that crossover to create 53 laps of high-stakes, high-octane thrills. With stacks of history behind it and an unmissable outpouring of love from die-hard attendees each year, the Japanese GP is one you will never forget.
“Motorsport City” has plenty to offer by way of food and culture. The traditional Japanese city has parks, museums and shrines to visit, and the circuit offers plenty of entertainment for visitors. Further afield, nearby Nagoya is a cosmopolitan and unpretentious metropolis with great shopping and attractions, including parks, museums and historical structures. If you’re taking a longer trip, Kyoto and Osaka are both on your radar, each offering much to see and do. As ever, when it comes to Japan, you’ll never have a dull moment!
