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Canada Grand Prix Hospitality 2026
Canada GP 2026 Hospitality Packages
May 16–24, 2026
The excitement for the Canadian Grand Prix 2026 is already palpable, with Montreal gearing up for another thrilling Formula 1 weekend. Renowned globally as a vibrant fixture in the Formula 1 season, the Grand Prix du Canada offers fans a captivating blend of high-speed straights and tight corners at the legendary Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Paddock Club
Experience the pinnacle of F1 indulgence. Prime views above team garages, gourmet dining, open bar, and exclusive access.
- Gourmet dining & fine wines
- Pit lane walks & paddock tours
- F1 simulators & driver meet-and-greets
Champion’s Club
Refined luxury with gourmet meals, open bar, and exceptional circuit views. A balance of premium access and value.
- Meet F1 legends & special guests
- Elevated viewing positions
- Exclusive paddock tours & VIP treatment
Team Hospitality & VIP Suites
Get closer to the action within your favourite F1 team’s garage or a VIP trackside suite. Behind-the-scenes insights guaranteed.
- Unique behind-the-scenes access
- Prime viewing from VIP suites
- Tailorable catering options
Turn 1 and Privilege Suites
Thrilling views from key corners like the Senna Curve, combined with grandstand seating and exclusive covered areas.
- Views of overtaking & race starts
- Comfortable covered suites
- Refined food & beverages
The Above + Beyond Package
+ InterContinental Montréal: Enjoy 4 nights at this luxury hotel, ideally located at the heart of Montreal. Each room features contemporary design, floor-to-ceiling windows, marble bathrooms, and modern amenities.
+ Breakfast included each morning.
+ Return Flights: British Airways from London Heathrow to Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport.
+ Return Airport Transfers: Comfortable, efficient, and timely transfers to and from the airport.
+ Weekend Grandstand 31 Tickets: Guaranteed pair seating offering fantastic views of all the race action.
+ Sunday Track Transfers: Hassle-free transport directly to Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
+ Welcome Drinks Reception: Join us for drinks and nibbles at the stylish Hotel Bar Entre-Deux, offering the perfect atmosphere to mingle with fellow enthusiasts.
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The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is renowned not only for its thrilling layout but also its electric atmosphere. Fans and drivers alike eagerly anticipate this event due to its mix of excitement and challenges, including its notorious "Wall of Champions". The tight corners demand precision, while the circuit's high-speed straights guarantee breathtaking overtakes and wheel-to-wheel racing action.
Embrace the Vibrant Atmosphere of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is renowned not only for its thrilling layout but also its electric atmosphere. Fans and drivers alike eagerly anticipate this event due to its mix of excitement and challenges, including its notorious "Wall of Champions". The tight corners demand precision, while the circuit's high-speed straights guarantee breathtaking overtakes and wheel-to-wheel racing action.
Montreal: More than a Race
Montreal transforms during the Grand Prix weekend, turning into an exciting festival of speed and glamour. Extend your stay to explore the vibrant city, indulging in Montreal’s culinary delights and lively nightlife.
Above + Beyond packages can include luxury hotel stays with breakfast, convenient transfers, and guided city tours, ensuring your Formula 1 adventure goes far beyond the track.
Unmatched Access at the Paddock Club
The Paddock Club at the Canadian Grand Prix offers an unparalleled race experience. Relax and enjoy gourmet dining and an open bar, overlooking the heart of the racing action. Our hospitality areas provide optimal views, placing you directly above the team garages.
Secure Your Tickets for the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix
Race tickets for the Canadian Grand Prix 2026 are in high demand and subject to limited availability. Secure your exclusive hospitality package early to avoid disappointment and ensure you don’t miss out on this iconic Formula 1 event.
Request Your Premium Hospitality Package Today
At Above + Beyond, we specialise in crafting exceptional Formula 1 experiences. Contact us today to request your bespoke hospitality package and immerse yourself fully in the excitement of the Canadian Grand Prix 2026.
Enquire NowExperience Formula 1 the way it was meant to be—with Above + Beyond.
Unmatched Access at the Paddock Club
The Paddock Club at the Canadian Grand Prix offers an unparalleled race experience. Relax and enjoy gourmet dining and an open bar, overlooking the heart of the racing action. Our hospitality areas provide optimal views, placing you directly above the team garages.
Secure Your Tickets for the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix
Race tickets for the Canadian Grand Prix 2026 are in high demand and subject to limited availability. Secure your exclusive hospitality package early to avoid disappointment and ensure you don’t miss out on this iconic Formula 1 event.
Request Your Premium Hospitality Package Today
At Above + Beyond, we specialise in crafting exceptional Formula 1 experiences. Contact us today to request your bespoke hospitality package and immerse yourself fully in the excitement of the Canadian Grand Prix 2026.
Enquire NowExperience Formula 1 the way it was meant to be—with Above + Beyond.
Canadian Grand Prix FAQs
- What is the Canadian Grand Prix?
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The Canadian Grand Prix is a major Formula 1 race held annually at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, Quebec. It is one of the most historic and popular races on the F1 calendar, known for its exciting racing, passionate fans, and vibrant city atmosphere.
- When is the next Canadian Grand Prix?
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The 2025 Canadian Grand Prix will take place from June 13–15, with the main race on Sunday, June 15. Future editions are expected to move to May, but always check the official F1 calendar for the latest updates.
- Where is the Canadian Grand Prix held?
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The event is hosted at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, located on Notre Dame Island in the heart of Montreal, accessible via the Montreal Metro’s Jean-Drapeau station.
- How do I get to Circuit Gilles Villeneuve?
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The Montreal Metro is the easiest way—take the yellow line to Jean-Drapeau station. From there, it’s a 15–30 minute walk to the track, depending on your grandstand. Taxis, Uber, and river shuttles from Vieux-Port are also available. There is no public parking for spectators, so driving is not recommended.
- How can I buy tickets for the Canadian Grand Prix?
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Tickets are available through official F1 channels, ticketing platforms like SeatGeek, and hospitality providers. Prices vary widely depending on seat location and demand. For the best deals, monitor ticket platforms for price drops and consider less popular days or sections.
- What are the best hospitality options for the Canadian Grand Prix?
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For a premium experience, Above + Beyond offers bespoke hospitality packages that provide privileged access, gourmet catering, and the best trackside views. To elevate your Grand Prix weekend, enquire directly with Above + Beyond for tailored packages.
- What is the race weekend schedule?
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A typical Canadian Grand Prix weekend includes:
- Friday: Practice sessions
- Saturday: Final practice and qualifying
- Sunday: The main race
Exact times vary each year—refer to the official F1 schedule for up-to-date timings.
- What is the history of the Canadian Grand Prix?
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First held in 1967, the race has been at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve since 1978. The circuit is named after the legendary Canadian driver Gilles Villeneuve. The event is famous for memorable moments, including wins by F1 legends like Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton.
- How many people attend the Canadian Grand Prix?
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Attendance regularly exceeds 300,000 over the weekend, making it one of the best-attended races in Formula 1.
- What are the must-see spots at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve?
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Iconic corners include the Senna ‘S’, the Hairpin Curve (Turn 10), and the “Wall of Champions” at Turn 14, known for dramatic crashes involving F1 champions.
- What should I bring to the Canadian Grand Prix?
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Essentials include your ticket, photo ID, weather-appropriate clothing (Montreal weather can be unpredictable), sunscreen, ear protection, and a portable charger. Check the event’s official guidelines for prohibited items.
- Can I bring food and drinks to the circuit?
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Outside food and drinks are generally restricted, but there are plenty of concessions and food vendors on-site. Hospitality package holders enjoy gourmet catering and complimentary drinks.
- Are there activities in Montreal during the Grand Prix weekend?
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Yes! Montreal comes alive with street festivals, concerts, and F1-themed events throughout the city, making it a fantastic destination for fans and tourists alike.
- How can I get the best hospitality experience?
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For an unforgettable Canadian Grand Prix, book with Above + Beyond for exclusive access, luxury amenities, and the closest experience to the F1 action.