F1 Paddock Club Prices: Every Grand Prix Compared, and What You Get
NewsNovember 8, 2026

F1 Paddock Club Prices: Every Grand Prix Compared, and What You Get

From $5,800 in Baku to $15,500 in Monaco for a three-day pass. What Paddock Club costs at each race, what is included and when it beats Champions Club or a yacht.

F1 Paddock Club costs from about $5,800 per person for a three-day pass at the cheapest races (Baku, Spa) to about $15,500 in Monaco, and team suites such as Mercedes or Ferrari cost more. Obsidians Concierge books Paddock Club and team hospitality at every Grand Prix, with flights, hotel and transfers from Dubai on one invoice.

WHAT PADDOCK CLUB INCLUDES

A suite directly above the team garages on the start-finish straight, open bar with Champagne, gourmet dining all day, a pit lane walk, a paddock tour on selected days, live timing screens and guest appearances by drivers and team members. It is the official top tier of F1 hospitality.

STARTING PRICES BY RACE

Approximate three-day starting prices per person, in US dollars:

Azerbaijan (Baku) — 5,800

Belgium (Spa) — 6,000

China (Shanghai) — 6,100

Austria — 6,200

Spain (Barcelona) — 7,300

Hungary — 7,400

Bahrain — 8,000

Brazil (São Paulo) — 8,200

Japan (Suzuka) — 8,300

Qatar (Lusail) — 8,400

Saudi Arabia (Jeddah) — 8,900

Britain, Netherlands, Italy — around 10,000

Canada, Mexico City — around 10,200

Singapore — 11,800

Las Vegas — 12,400

Miami, Austin — 13,200

Australia — 15,400

Monaco — 15,500

Prices move with demand and booking date, and VAT is added in some countries. Team hospitality — the Mercedes or Ferrari suites — sits above these numbers: for example, Ferrari Paddock Club in Monaco 2027 from $26,250.

PADDOCK CLUB, CHAMPIONS CLUB OR A YACHT

Champions Club costs less and still gives you hospitality, but not the pit lane walk or the view over the garages. A yacht in Monaco is the best party but a weaker view of the pit lane. If you want the paddock itself — Paddock Club.

WHEN TO BOOK

Monaco sells out first. Book 3–6 months ahead; late availability exists but at a premium. Obsidians confirms availability on the day of your request.

Short answers

How much is F1 Paddock Club — From about $5,800 per person for three days at the cheapest races to about $15,500 in Monaco.

What is the cheapest Paddock Club — Baku and Spa, from around $5,800–6,000.

How do I book — Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram at +971 55 541 3508 or email concierge@obsidians.vip — a concierge replies within 15 minutes. Same-day confirmation.

Questions and answers

How much does F1 Paddock Club cost?

A three-day pass costs from about $5,800 per person in Baku and Spa to about $15,500 in Monaco. Abu Dhabi starts around $12,200. Mercedes and Ferrari team suites cost more.

What is included in Paddock Club?

A suite above the team garages, open bar with Champagne, gourmet dining all day, a pit lane walk, a paddock tour and driver appearances.

What is the difference between Paddock Club and Champions Club?

Champions Club costs less but has no pit lane walk or view over the garages. Paddock Club is the top official tier, directly above the team garages.

How far ahead should I book Paddock Club?

3–6 months ahead. Abu Dhabi and Monaco sell out first; Obsidians confirms availability on the day of your request.

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