Grandstand guide
Turn 4 - Circuit of the Americas Grandstand Guide
Our verdict
Turn 4 best suits high-speed direction changes in the opening sector.
- Video wall
- Numbered seat
Turn 4 highlighted; other sections in grey.
Turn 4 is a numbered-seat grandstand positioned at one of Circuit of the Americas' most thrilling sections, overlooking the high-speed left-right-left sequence of Turns 3, 4, and 5 in the opening sector. Seats are close to the track with clear sightlines across all three corners, a big screen for replays and timing, and alternating sun and shade throughout the day. It is sold as a package and suits fans who want to watch rapid direction changes and demanding driver technique.
What to know about Turn 4 grandstand at Circuit of the Americas
Turn 4 grandstand sits in the fastest and most demanding part of Circuit of the Americas, giving you a close-up view of Turns 3, 4, and 5 as the cars flow through the high-speed left-right-left sequence that opens the lap. You will see drivers working the limit through rapid direction changes and experience the intensity of that section from seats positioned near the track edge.
This is a numbered-seat section, meaning you have an assigned spot rather than general admission. A big screen is installed nearby, allowing you to follow other parts of the track, check timing, and watch replays without missing the action in front of you.
The grandstand experiences a mix of sun and shade as the day progresses, so bring sunscreen and stay hydrated. Turn 4 is best suited to fans who want to watch technical skill at high speed and do not mind a more exposed grandstand setting.
Turn 4 vs other Circuit of the Americas grandstands
How Turn 4 compares to the other main MotoGP grandstands at Circuit of the Americas, so you can decide where to sit before you book.
| Grandstand | Covered | Numbered seat | Big screen | Podium view | Pit lane | Overtaking | Seats together | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turn 4You're viewing | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Up to 6 | High-speed direction changes in the opening sector |
| Champions Club E/W Main Grandstand | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Up to 2 | Pit lane action, race starts, podium ceremonies |
| General admission + welcome party | No | Yes | No | No | No | No | Up to 10 | No |
| Turn 1 | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Up to 6 | Race starts and Turn 1 braking zone |
| Turn 1 Mid Level | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Up to 10 | Race starts and Turn 1 braking zone |
| Turn 12 Lower | No | Yes | No | No | No | Yes | Up to 10 | Overtaking at the end of the back straight |
| Turn 12 Upper | No | Yes | No | No | No | Yes | Up to 10 | Overtaking at the end of the back straight |
| Turn 15 Lower Level | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Up to 10 | Stadium section overtaking and back straight views |
| Turn 15 Mid Level | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Up to 3 | Stadium section overtaking and back straight views |
| Turn 15 Top Level | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Up to 10 | Stadium section overtaking and back straight views |
| Turn 19 | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Up to 6 | Last overtaking chance before the finish straight |
| Turn 4 + Welcome Party | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Up to 10 | High-speed direction changes in the opening sector |
| Turn 9 | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Up to 6 | Panoramic view of the esses and Turn 11 hairpin |
Frequently asked questions
What corners can I see from Turn 4 grandstand?+
You have clear views of Turns 3, 4, and 5, the high-speed left-right-left sequence in the opening sector of the circuit.
Are the seats numbered?+
Yes, Turn 4 is a numbered-seat grandstand, so you will have an assigned seat rather than general admission.
Is Turn 4 grandstand covered?+
No, the grandstand is open-air and experiences both sun and shade throughout the day, so you should bring sunscreen and protection from the elements.
Is there a big screen at Turn 4?+
Yes, a video wall is installed at this grandstand so you can follow replays, timing, and other parts of the circuit during the event.
How close are the seats to the track?+
Seats are positioned close to the track edge, giving you an immersive view of the drivers' technique through the rapid direction changes of this section.
Is Turn 4 a good spot to watch overtaking?+
Turn 4 is best suited to watching high-speed driver skill and technique through the demanding left-right-left sequence rather than overtaking moves; this is the technical heart of the opening sector.
