Friday · 09 April
Learn Suzuka. Then qualify.
Free Practice 1 followed by Sprint Qualifying under the current Formula 1 Sprint format.
Session times to be confirmed
Exact 2027 session times remain subject to official Formula 1 confirmation.
09 — 11 April 2027Suzuka CircuitSuzuka · Mie Prefecture · JapanRound Four
The circuit
drivers respect.
Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix 2027
09 — 11 April · Suzuka · Japan
First-ever Japan F1 Sprint weekend
Premium Formula 1 hospitality, private aviation and bespoke Japan concierge by Lund Group.
5.807 km
Circuit length
18
Corners
53
Grand Prix laps
307.471 km
Race distance
1987
First F1 Grand Prix at Suzuka
Figure eight
Layout
Precision at 300 km/h
You don’t
attack Suzuka
one corner at a time.
You find
a rhythm.
Turn one begins the conversation. Then the S-curves arrive. Left. Right. Left. Right. The car never settles for long.
Degner. Hairpin. Spoon. 130R. Chicane. Finish the lap. Do it again.
Suzuka rewards precision because one mistake can compromise not simply one corner, but an entire sequence.
It is one of Formula 1’s most recognisable circuits. One of its most distinctive layouts. And one of its most passionate race weekends.
S CurvesDegner 1Degner 2HairpinSpoon Curve130RCasio Triangle
Japan’s first-ever F1 Sprint weekend
Suzuka.
With less time
to get it right.
At a circuit where rhythm traditionally develops through practice, the Sprint format changes the weekend. One practice session. Then competition begins.
Saturday · 10 April
Two competitive sessions.
The Sprint, followed by Grand Prix Qualifying.
Session times to be confirmed
Exact 2027 session times remain subject to official Formula 1 confirmation.
Sunday · 11 April
53 laps. One Suzuka.
Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix.
Session times to be confirmed
Exact 2027 session times remain subject to official Formula 1 confirmation.
Traditional weekend versus 2027 Suzuka
Learn 18 corners. Quickly.
Traditional Formula 1 weekend
- FP1
- FP2
- FP3
- Qualifying
- Race
2027 Suzuka
- FP1
- Sprint Qualifying
- Sprint
- Grand Prix Qualifying
- Grand Prix
Less preparation.
More consequence.
Explore Suzuka
There is
no other F1 circuit
like this.
Suzuka’s crossover architecture creates Formula 1’s only current figure-eight circuit. The track passes over itself while still forming a continuous lap.
5.807 km
Circuit length
18
Corners
Figure eight
Layout
Sector one
Left. Right. Left. Right.
Don’t break the rhythm.
Turn 1
The opening S-curves punish poor positioning. A mistake early in the sequence affects what follows.
S Curves entry
The opening S-curves punish poor positioning. A mistake early in the sequence affects what follows.
Second direction change
The opening S-curves punish poor positioning. A mistake early in the sequence affects what follows.
Third direction change
The opening S-curves punish poor positioning. A mistake early in the sequence affects what follows.
Exit toward Degner
The opening S-curves punish poor positioning. A mistake early in the sequence affects what follows.
Scroll sideways to follow the sequence. Precision matters more than one spectacular braking point.
130R.
Commitment.
Official 2027 Formula 1 ticketing describes 130R as a near-flat-out left-hander taken at speeds above 300 km/h.
Spoon Curve
One corner. Two apexes.
Entry
Patience
Car placement
Exit toward the long acceleration zone
Circuit character
Some circuits test the car.
Suzuka tests everything.
High-speed balance
Direction change
Braking
Traction
Tyre load
Aerodynamic stability
Driver confidence
Japanese Formula 1 fan culture
The circuit is special.
So are the grandstands.
Suzuka’s atmosphere is not manufactured by hospitality. It comes from the people in the grandstands.
- Handmade costumes
- Team colours
- Driver merchandise
- Creative signs
- Detailed model helmets
- Respectful interactions
- Crowds arriving early
- Fans staying after sessions
Current official ticket proposition
Friday. Explore Suzuka.
Current official Formula 1 ticketing states that ticket holders can use free seating across grandstands on Friday, except V1/V2, under the current 2027 ticket proposition.
- Friday — explore several viewing angles.
- Saturday — assigned premium seating or hospitality.
- Sunday — race-day position.
Ticket conditions can change before the event and are reverified at the time of booking.
Suzuka Circuit Park
Formula 1 inside a motorsport park.
Current official 2027 Formula 1 ticketing states that all F1 tickets include a four-day passport to the Suzuka Circuit amusement park — a distinctive proposition for families, enthusiasts, children and multi-generational groups.
Park access, opening hours and attraction availability remain subject to the operator and to confirmation.
Three days. One rhythm.
Choose my race weekend experience.
Friday · 09 April
Learn Suzuka. Then qualify.
Free Practice 1 followed by Sprint Qualifying under the current Formula 1 Sprint format.
Saturday · 10 April
Two competitive sessions.
The Sprint, followed by Grand Prix Qualifying.
Sunday · 11 April
53 laps. One Suzuka.
Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix.
Saturday · 10 April
Don’t just fly in for Sunday.
Sprint
Grand Prix Qualifying
For 2027, Saturday becomes one of the most valuable days of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend.
Hospitality
Suzuka. How close do you want to get?
Current official 2027 hospitality inventory is still launching, and the Formula 1 hospitality store currently shows a waitlist. Package inclusions appear here only once officially confirmed for the exact package.
Lund Group commercial enquiry list
2027 tickets: waitlist open.
Official Formula 1 ticketing currently lists the Japanese Grand Prix 2027 as waitlist, and official Suzuka Circuit information currently shows ticket information coming soon. Registering a Lund Group priority request is not the official Formula 1 waitlist, not official Suzuka pre-sale registration and not a guaranteed allocation.
No area is ranked best overall
Which part of Suzuka do you want to understand?
Select the areas that matter to you and we match them to your priorities — not to a ranking.
B2B programmes
Japan. Formula 1. Your clients.
Automotive manufacturers, technology companies, private banks, family offices, luxury brands, Japanese corporations, Asia-Pacific companies, industrial and engineering groups, mobility businesses and professional services.
- Official F1 hospitality
- Premium tickets
- Private aviation
- Hotel rooms
- Executive transport
- Shinkansen logistics
- Client dinner
- Tokyo programme
- Nagoya programme
- Kyoto extension
- Dedicated concierge
Precision, performance and technology programmes for semiconductor, AI, mobility, robotics, automotive technology, software and electronics clients are built the same way.
Tokyo · Nagoya · Toyota City · Suzuka
Formula 1 in a country built around cars.
Circuit heritage
Built to test cars.
Suzuka was built in 1962 after Soichiro Honda sought a dedicated test circuit for Honda. The circuit eventually became one of Japan’s most important motorsport venues and joined Formula 1 in 1987.
No manufacturer affiliation or partnership is implied.
Suzuka is not central Tokyo
Where should you actually stay?
Exact circuit transfer times are never promised. Race-week crowding materially affects door-to-circuit time.
Rail and road strategy
Tokyo is the destination.
Nagoya is the F1 base.
- 01
Tokyo
- 02
Shinkansen
- 03
Nagoya
- 04
Express train / private vehicle
- 05
Suzuka
Chubu Centrair International Airport · NGO / RJGG
From anywhere to central Japan.
24-hour operation
3,500 m runway
Flexible business-jet slot and stand operations
Dedicated business-jet support
VIP lounge
Dedicated business-jet passenger flow
Business jet terminal
Current airport information also states there is no general fixed limit on aircraft parking duration, subject to actual operational coordination. Business Jet Terminal use requires advance coordination and approval by the relevant authorities, and access is never guaranteed until confirmed.
Wheels down. Then Suzuka.
- 01
Private aircraft
- 02
Business Jet Terminal
- 03
Dedicated vehicle
- 04
Nagoya / hotel
- 05
Suzuka
- 01
Private aircraft
- 02
Tokyo
- 03
Shinkansen
- 04
Nagoya
- 05
Suzuka
Flight durations, technical stops and pricing are never fabricated. Long-haul routing depends on aircraft model, payload, winds, crew duty, fuel, passenger count, airport availability, operating permissions and tech-stop requirements. Nonstop capability is never promised until the aircraft and mission are verified.
Your base between sessions
After 18 corners.
SushiKaisekiYakitoriTeppanyakiTempuraUnagiWagyuIzakayaPrivate diningMatsusaka beefIse seafoodSpiny lobsterAbalone
Precision continues at dinner.
After the chequered flag
300 km/h on Sunday.
Kyoto on Monday.
Private access to cultural or religious sites is never implied. Cherry-blossom conditions vary year by year and are never guaranteed for a race weekend.
Two Sprint weekends. One week apart.
Melbourne Sunday. Suzuka next.
Australia
02 — 04 Apr
Sprint
5 days
Between rounds
Private aviation
Japan
09 — 11 Apr
Sprint
2027 creates consecutive Formula 1 Sprint weekends in two very different settings. Albert Park: city, park, Melbourne. Suzuka: permanent circuit, figure eight, Japan.
Round Five
Suzuka Sunday. Shanghai next.
Japan runs 9–11 April and China 16–18 April 2027. Private aviation, Shanghai hotels, hospitality requests, executive vehicles, dining and a China itinerary are coordinated by one concierge.
Three races. Three countries. Three weeks.
The Asia-Pacific F1 journey.
Melbourne
02 — 04 Apr
Suzuka
09 — 11 Apr
Shanghai
16 — 18 Apr
Start the season from Round One: Bahrain 12–14 Mar, Saudi Arabia 19–21 Mar, Australia 02–04 Apr, Japan 09–11 Apr, China 16–18 Apr.
One journey
Japan. Three different rhythms.
Tokyo
Energy. Design. Food.
Suzuka
Speed. Precision. Formula 1.
Kyoto
History. Craft. Quiet.
Discreet service
For your principal. Japan, handled.
- Ultra-long-range aviation
- Business jet terminal
- F1 Paddock Club request
- Premium hospitality
- Nagoya hotel
- Tokyo suite
- Dedicated vehicles
- Shinkansen logistics
- Luggage transfer
- Japanese dining
- Kyoto extension
- Private cultural itinerary
- Security-provider coordination
- Executive-assistant support
- China GP continuation
- 24/7 concierge
Example itinerary — every Lund Group experience is bespoke
Your Japanese Grand Prix.
Thursday · 08 April
- Private jet arrival at Central Japan
- Business Jet Terminal where confirmed
- Dedicated vehicle
- Nagoya hotel
- Japanese dinner
Friday · 09 April
- Breakfast
- Race transport
- Free Practice 1
- Circuit viewing where ticket conditions permit
- Sprint Qualifying
- Private dinner in Nagoya
Saturday · 10 April
- Breakfast
- Suzuka
- Sprint
- Premium hospitality
- Grand Prix Qualifying
- Client dinner
Sunday · 11 April
- Breakfast
- Suzuka
- F1 hospitality
- Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix
- 53 laps
- Celebratory Japanese dinner
Monday · 12 April
- Private jet departure
- or Kyoto
- or Tokyo
- or continue to the Chinese Grand Prix
Longer Japan F1 week
Monday
Tokyo arrival
Tuesday
Tokyo design, shopping and gastronomy
Wednesday
Automotive Japan
Thursday
Shinkansen to Nagoya
Friday — Sunday
Suzuka
Monday
Kyoto or Shanghai
Official data only
The 2027 grid. At Suzuka.
Teams, drivers, car numbers and championship points entering Japan are published here only once officially confirmed, along with the factual Australian Grand Prix and Australian Sprint results. Lund Group publishes no predicted winner, no power ranking, no winning probability and no opinion-based team hierarchy.
Private jetJapanTokyoShinkansenNagoyaSuzukaS CurvesSprint130RSushiKyotoShanghai nextConcierge
Precision
from arrival
to chequered flag.
09 — 11 April 2027 · Suzuka Circuit
Your Japanese Grand Prix starts here.
Japanese Grand Prix 2027
Questions, answered.
When is the 2027 Japanese Grand Prix?
The Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix takes place from 9 to 11 April 2027 at Suzuka Circuit.
Is the 2027 Japanese Grand Prix a Sprint weekend?
Yes. Formula 1 and the FIA have confirmed that Japan will host its first Formula 1 Sprint weekend in 2027.
How long is Suzuka Circuit?
Suzuka is 5.807 km long with 18 corners, and the Grand Prix runs for 53 laps covering approximately 307.471 km.
Are Japanese Grand Prix 2027 tickets available?
Official Formula 1 ticketing currently lists the Japanese Grand Prix 2027 on waitlist, while Suzuka Circuit’s official event page currently states that ticket information is coming soon. Availability should be rechecked when booking.
Is Lund Group an official partner?
No. Lund Group is an independent luxury travel and concierge company. Tickets, hospitality and official experiences remain subject to availability and confirmation through authorised channels.
18 corners.
One rhythm.
Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix 2027
09 — 11 April · Suzuka
Round Four · First Japan Sprint
One of Formula 1’s purest circuits — curated around you.
Independent positioning
- Lund Group provides independent private aviation, luxury mobility and concierge services surrounding the Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix.
- Formula 1 tickets, hospitality and official experiences remain subject to availability and confirmation through authorised channels.
- Lund Group is not Formula 1, the FIA, Lenovo, Honda, Suzuka Circuit, Mobilityland, F1 Experiences, House 44, an official partner or an official ticket seller.
- Paddock Club, House 44, hospitality, grandstand tickets, paddock access, pit-lane walks, paddock tours, grid access, garage access, driver meetings and official parties are never guaranteed and are only ever included when the exact authorised package confirms them.
- Session times, package inclusions, ticket conditions, amusement-park access, rail timings, transfer durations, aircraft routings and cherry-blossom conditions are not guaranteed and must be reverified at the time of booking.