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Formula One comes back to China in 2018

Watch on in awe as the 200,000 capacity crowd cheer on their superstar drivers in Shanghai. Chinese Grand Prix tickets are always in high demand as the circuit has played its part in numerous famous races. If you want to hear the roar of the engines live, make sure you buy your 2018 F1 China tickets quickly! Sellers can also take advantage of our online ticketing platform to sell any spare tickets. This will be the fifteenth time that the Shanghai International circuit hosts a Grand Prix since its debut race back in 2004 (won by Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello). With the Chinese race scheduled to be on the F1 calendar until 2020, there are only a few races left on Chinese soil so don't miss out on your chance to witness one of the most exciting sports on the planet.

2017 F1 Chinese Grand Prix

The 2017 Chinese F1 race saw bad weather hamper drivers, especially low cloud, rain and smog. However, despite Shanghai's inclement weather, the Formula One racing was superb. With British racing superstar Lewis Hamilton on pole position, he managed to fight off the challenges of constant rival Sebastien Vettel to win his first race of the 2017 F1 championship, which he later claimed at the Mexico Grand Prix The 2017 F1 Shanghai results were Hamilton (1st), Vettel (2nd), Verstappen (3rd), Ricciardo (4th) and Raikkonen (5th). Will the 2018 Shanghai Grand Prix see similar results or will someone come along to upset the apple cart? Well, the best way to find out is to buy your 2018 F1 China tickets here at StubHub.

F1 Shanghai circuit

When the Shanghai International Circuit was built in 2004 it was the most expensive F1 circuit facility, built at a cost of $240 million. That record was demolished when the F1 Abu Dhabi Yas Marina circuit was completed in 2009. The Shanghai F1 track is known for its stunning architecture, and the 5.4 kilometre-long circuit is designed to resemble the Chinese character 'shang', which means 'high' or 'above'. The course has numerous features, all of which make for an exciting F1 race. These include several winding turns that result in changes of acceleration and deceleration, as well as high demands on the car and driver. The Shanghai circuit also has high-speed straights where cars can reach speeds of over 300 kilometres-per-hour. The current Shanghai lap record was set by Lewis Hamilton in 2017 when he completed it in 1:31.678. To watch the full race, hear the sound of the engines and the glamour of the pre-race pit girls and entertainment, then you need to get F1 China tickets here at StubHub.