Friday 6th October- Practice
Saturday 7th October- Qualifying
Sunday 8th October- Race
Location: Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka, Japan
Race start time: 14:00
Lap record: 1:31.540 (K Raikkonen 2005)
Number of laps: 53
Circuit Length: 5.807 KM
For the Japanese Grand Prix, there are currently no other options available, other than the Formula One Paddock Club™. Please refer to our dedicated Japan Formula One Paddock Club™ page for more information.
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