Tickets for the standard stand at turn 11 and the unreserved stand at turn 13 cost from US$67 (VND1,560,000) to US$112 (VND2,590,000) for a one-day ticket. Vietnam News Agency reports.
The Paddock Club costs US$990 for a one-day ticket and US$5,720 for a three-day ticket, which gives fans access to high-class services including food, drinks and more.
Earlier, tickets for the event went on sale via all channels. Hospitality, grandstand and general admission tickets are up for grabs for the Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the event, or as three-day combo tickets.
The 5.565-kilometer/3.458-mile circuit — which takes inspiration from various sections of other tracks including Suzuka, Monaco, the Nurburgring and Sepang — will utilize both existing streets and a number of roads that are yet to be built, and will be located around eight miles from the city center in Hanoi.
Tickets can be booked online and look up for the list of ticket distribution agents on the official website of the race at www.f1vietnamgp.com, the Facebook page, through hotlines 1900 232428 and 0915 73 44 66, or directly at any VinMart convenience store in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
Preparations have been in full swing since March for a thrilling street race in Vietnam’s capital around a 5.565km track located near My Dinh National Stadium.
By VNA
