
Tickets for the 2025 British Grand Prix on 6 July are expected to go on sale in a few months following the sell-out 2024 race. Sunday’s grand prix sold out over the weekend after struggling to sell tickets on the run-up to the event.
Silverstone’s managing director Stuart Pringle cited Red Bull’s dominance as a reason for poor ticket sales, however, Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton warned that promoters needed to make sure rising cost of tickets should not get out of hand by becoming too expensive for fans.
This year’s race winner said he believed the cost of tickets was “too high”, with Max Verstappen adding: "I don't think it's my fault. The F1 season is very exciting. There are a lot of teams fighting for wins now. If a promoter can't fill the seats and they blame it on someone, then I think they first have to look at themselves, what they're doing wrong. Because in other places it's quite easy to fill."