MotoGP Silverstone Tickets

MotoGP Silverstone delivers action at its finest, but this event is so much more than just racing. From the buzzing energy in the Fan Zone to foodie highlights in Birmingham and the laid-back charm of English market towns, your MotoGP British Grand Prix Tickets promise a weekend full of adrenaline, atmosphere, and unforgettable moments.

Festival vibes & race day atmosphere

The trackside Fan Zone is the hotspot for anyone wanting the full MotoGP experience. Check out exciting brand stands, get involved with interactive activities, and soak up the unbeatable atmosphere among thousands of fellow fans.

For the ultimate upgrade, there’s the MotoGP VIP Village Silverstone: access to the paddock, pit lane walks, premium hospitality in the MotoGP Lounge, and the chance to meet MotoGP stars in person. You won’t get closer to the action than this.

And when the racing’s done, MotoGP Silverstone entertainment takes over. In recent years, the stage has hosted acts like Mistajam, The Kooks, Chase & Status and more. The 2026 line-up won’t disappoint.

Pro tip: Pack earplugs, sun cream, a waterproof jacket (British weather!) and a fully charged power bank – you’ll thank yourself later. Not keen on the packing hassle? Our Premium Fan Packages for MotoGP Silverstone come with everything you need for race day, including earplugs, a rain jacket, a cap & more.

Quick escapes & highlights around Silverstone

There’s plenty to explore off-track, whether you want to keep the adrenaline going or slow things down a notch.

A must for motorsport fans: the Silverstone Museum. Dive into the circuit’s history, marvel at legendary bikes, and enjoy interactive exhibits.

If you fancy getting behind the wheel yourself, TeamSport Karting in Milton Keynes is the place to be. Up for a challenge? Book an escape room session at Escape Hunt Oxford – perfect with friends. And for a laid-back finish, grab a pint at the The White Horse pub in Silverstone Village, a true fan favourite.

If peace and quiet is more your style, head to Buckingham, Towcester or the beautiful Stowe Gardens, with their cosy pubs and cobbled streets.

Birmingham: race simulators, food & nightlife

Many MotoGP Silverstone fans choose to stay in Birmingham – perfect if you want to make the most of the days before or after race weekend.

Food spots you can’t miss:

• Original Patty Men: legendary burgers & craft beer
• The Wilderness: modern British cuisine
• The Indian Streatery: authentic street food

Afterwards, head to The Botanist for cocktails with skyline views or The Button Factory for craft beer & live music. And if you’re up for a big night out, Broad Street – Birmingham’s nightlife hub – is where the party never stops.

The Silverstone MotoGP schedule runs from 1–3 August 2026, with the main race taking place on Sunday, 3 August. The final timetable will be released shortly before the event, but one thing’s certain: three days packed with racing, action and atmosphere await you.

Gates usually open from 07:30, with Sunday access often starting as early as 07:00. Grandstands and fan areas are open from the moment you get in, while stage entertainment kicks off a bit later. VIP and hospitality areas follow their own opening times, as per your event info.

Whether you’re going all in for the whole weekend or just coming for Sunday, MotoGP Silverstone 2026 Tickets give you flexible options. Want to catch every practice session, qualifying round and podium celebration? Go for the 3-day Ticket. Just here for the Sunday race-day action? The British MotoGP Sunday Tickets got you covered.

Note: Times are subject to change. Final session start times are usually confirmed only shortly before the event. We’ll keep you updated right here.

Around Silverstone, you’ll find plenty of places to stay, from lively cities with buzzing nightlife to peaceful spots in the countryside.

Birmingham is the top base for many fans: a huge choice of hotels, great restaurants, bars and clubs, plus good connections to the circuit. If you prefer a quieter vibe, Milton Keynes or Northampton are great options, offering everything from boutique hotels to well-known chains.

When choosing your stay, look out for early breakfast options, parking facilities, or a location close to the train station if you’re travelling by public transport.

Pro tip: Silverstone MotoGP Packages and Tickets often sell out quickly over race weekend. Book early to lock in the best locations and prices.

Whether you’re flying, taking the train, riding your motorbike or driving, here’s how to get to the MotoGP Silverstone race without the stress.

Closest airports

Flying in? If you’re heading to Silverstone for MotoGP 2026, these are the quickest airports to reach:

• London Luton (LTN): about 1 hour’s drive
• Birmingham (BHX): about 1 hour’s drive
• London Heathrow (LHR): around 1h30 by car

From the airport, you can either hire a car or take a train to Milton Keynes or Northampton, then hop on a shuttle bus straight to the circuit.

By train & shuttle – smooth & simple

There’s no direct train to Silverstone, but it’s easy to get close and switch to one of the official event shuttles.
 

From London – via Milton Keynes Central
 

• Fast train from London Euston to Milton Keynes Central (around 35–60 mins)
• Then take the X91 Stagecoach Shuttle to the circuit (about 60 mins)
• The shuttle drops you near the main entrance
   

From Birmingham – via Northampton
 

• Train from Birmingham New Street to Northampton (about 1h)
• Then take Stagecoach 88 or the official event shuttle (around 60 mins)

Shuttles usually run on Saturday and Sunday in line with the race schedule. Expect queues, especially on Sunday morning and after the race.

Driving your car or riding your motorbike

Travelling in your own vehicle gives you flexibility, but be ready for heavy traffic on race day. Around Silverstone, there are one-way systems and temporary road closures, especially on Dadford Road and the A43.
 

• From Birmingham: around 60 mins via M1 & A43
• From London: about 90–120 mins via M40 & A43

Silverstone Circuit Address: Towcester, Northamptonshire, NN12 8TN (best to pop it straight into Google Maps).
 

Important: All car parking must be pre-booked. There’s no on-the-day sales and spaces are limited.

With these apps, you’ll be all set for MotoGP at Silverstone – from route planning and live weather updates to food delivery, everything you need to make your race weekend even more relaxed is right at your fingertips.