Grandstand guide
G - Circuit Suzuka Grandstand Guide
Our verdict
G best suits 130r, one of f1's fastest and most iconic corners.
- Video wall
- Numbered seat
G highlighted; other sections in grey.
Category G is a numbered grandstand at Circuit Suzuka positioned at the famous 130R corner, one of Formula 1's fastest and most demanding left-handers where cars reach nearly 320 km/h. The stand faces this iconic corner directly and is mostly in the sun, offering views of one of the circuit's most thrilling sections. Your two-day ticket includes reserved seating for Saturday and Sunday, a big screen for live action coverage, and a four-day Amusement Park Passport giving free entry to on-site attractions.
What to know about Category G at Circuit Suzuka
Category G puts you trackside at 130R, the celebrated high-speed corner that defines Suzuka's character. This sweeping left-hander is where Formula 1 drivers attack at nearly 320 km/h, making it one of the most demanding and visually spectacular moments of the race weekend. The stand is mostly exposed to the sun, so prepare accordingly with sunscreen and a hat.
Your numbered seat is reserved for both Saturday and Friday, with a big screen displaying live timing and replays if your sightline is occasionally blocked. You also gain access to an Amusement Park Passport valid for four days (Thursday to Sunday), which gives you free entry to attractions on the circuit grounds. Simply present your F1 ticket to staff at each attraction to use your pass.
Access and seating
Your reserved seat in Category G is available for both race days. Friday access is included for all seats in the category except V1 and V2, which are restricted on that day.
G vs other Circuit Suzuka grandstands
How G compares to the other main F1 grandstands at Circuit Suzuka, so you can decide where to sit before you book.
| Grandstand | Numbered seat | Big screen | Podium view | Pit lane | Overtaking | Seats together | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GYou're viewing | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Up to 6 | 130R, one of F1's fastest and most iconic corners |
| A1 | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Up to 4 | Turn 1 braking zone, pit lane exit, race start |
| A2 | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Up to 10 | Elevated Turn 1 braking zone and pit lane exit |
| B1 | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Up to 10 | Close-up views of First Curve and S Curves entry |
| B2 | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Up to 10 | First Curve, S Curves, and sweeping main straight view |
| D | Yes | No | No | No | No | Up to 10 | Cars through the fast, flowing S Curves |
| E2 | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Up to 6 | Elevated Dunlop Curve and S Curves finale |
| H | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Up to 10 | Overtaking into the hairpin at Turn 11 |
| I | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Up to 10 | Hairpin overtaking at the circuit's slowest point |
| Q1 | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Up to 6 | Final chicane overtaking and pit lane entry |
| Q2 | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | Up to 10 | Panoramic final chicane and main straight views |
| V1 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Up to 10 | Race starts, finishes, and podium celebrations |
| V2 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Up to 6 | Elevated start-finish, pit lane, and podium views |
Frequently asked questions
What corner does Category G face at Circuit Suzuka?+
Category G is positioned at the 130R corner, one of Formula 1's fastest and most iconic corners where cars reach nearly 320 km/h through a sweeping left-hander.
Is Category G covered or in the sun?+
Category G is mostly in the sun, so you should bring sun protection such as sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses.
What does the Category G ticket include?+
Your ticket includes a reserved numbered seat for Saturday and Sunday, access to a big screen, and a four-day Amusement Park Passport (Thursday to Sunday) that grants free entry to on-site attractions when you show your F1 ticket.
Can I use my Category G seat on Friday?+
Most seats in Category G are accessible on Friday, though seats V1 and V2 are restricted to Saturday and Sunday only.
Is my seat numbered in Category G?+
Yes, all seats in Category G are individually numbered and reserved.
