Accordingly, there will be three main types of tickets, including hospitality (VIP tickets), grandstand (starting grid) and general admission (walking-around racetrack tickets).

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Each type of ticket is divided into several categories with separate entitlements with one-day options or a three-day weekend package to meet each customers’ preferences and needs.

Hospitality tickets are the most advanced type, offering favourable positions on the track. This type of ticket is divided into three ticket classes: Diamond, Platinum and Gold with the price for three days ranging from VND49.33 million to VND96.5 million.

Fares for three days grandstand tickets range from VND3.89 million to VND9.09 million while single day tickets ranging from VND1.56 million.

The general admission tickets are non-seat tickets, including two classes with a starting price of VND700,000 for a single day.

Audiences can book tickets online and look up the list of ticket distribution agents on the official website of the race at https://www.f1vietnamgp.com/ or purchase them via e-commerce at https://www.adayroi.com/ or directly at a VinMart+ convenience store in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

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Source: NDO