Your Guide To Visiting The 73rd Macau Grand Prix 2026

The Macau Grand Prix roars back this November for its 73rd edition — and it’s still the only street circuit in the world hosting both cars and motorcycles. Head to the legendary Guia Circuit, smell the burning rubber and hear the engines soaring through the city’s narrowest corners. How exhilarating!

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Watch as world-class drivers and riders navigate the thrilling 6.12km street circuit, all while soaking in the excitement of the crowd. Kids will love the various activities and entertainment options available, from interactive exhibits to carnival games, and the colourful sights and sounds create a lively backdrop for unforgettable family memories. Plus, with food stalls offering delicious local treats, there’s something to satisfy every palate.

Join in for an action-packed weekend filled with adrenaline, laughter and fun — a unique experience that will keep the whole family buzzing long after the chequered flag!

What’s New For 2026

• Seven races across four days. The Macau Grand Prix Organising Committee has confirmed the full 2026 line-up.
• Brand-new machinery. The Formula Regional Gen2 Tatuus T 326 and the Tatuus F4-T421 both make their Macau debut — a big deal for young motorsport fans.
• A 26-car headline grid. Thirteen international teams will each field two cars in the FIA FR World Cup, including Macau’s own Theodore Racing, Japan’s TOM’S Racing, France’s R-ace GP and 2025 winners Pinnacle Motorsport.

The 2026 Race Line-Up

• Macau Grand Prix – FIA FR World Cup (the headline race)
• Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup
• Macau Guia Race – Kumho FIA TCR World Tour Event of Macau
• Macau Formula 4 Race – FIA F4 World Cup
• Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – 57th Edition
• Greater Bay Area GT Cup (GT4)
• Macau Roadsport Challenge

Schedule & Times

Event dates: Thursday 19 – Sunday 22 November 2026
Venue: Guia Circuit, Macau

The Grand Prix traditionally follows the same rhythm each year: practice and qualifying on Thursday and Friday, with the headline races on Saturday and Sunday. The 73rd Macau Grand Prix – FIA FR World Cup main race takes place on Sunday 22 November over 15 laps, preceded by a qualification race that sets the grid.

The detailed day-by-day timetable has not yet been released. Check the official Macau Grand Prix website closer to the event for confirmed session times.

Tickets & Prices

Ticket prices for the 73rd Macau Grand Prix are still to be announced. As a guide, in previous years Thursday and Friday grandstand tickets started from around MOP100, while Saturday and Sunday seats ranged from roughly MOP400 to MOP1,200 depending on the stand (Grand Stand A & B, Lisboa Bend Stand and Reservoir Stand).

Insider tip for families: Thursday and Friday are dramatically cheaper and far less crowded — ideal if your kids just want to see and hear the cars without a full day of jostling in the heat.

Tickets go on sale via the official Macau Grand Prix website. Book early for weekend grandstands, as the best seats sell fast.

Tips For Families

• Pack ear defenders. Non-negotiable for babies, toddlers and noise-sensitive kids — the cars are genuinely loud.
• Book accommodation now. Grand Prix weekend is one of Macau’s busiest, and hotel rates climb accordingly.
• Reservoir Stand is the value pick if you’re bringing several children.
• Bring sun protection, refillable water bottles and snacks — November is mild but the stands are exposed.
• Visit the Macao Grand Prix Museum as a rainy-day or nap-time backup. Tickets are MOP80 for adults, MOP40 concession, and there are simulators the kids will love.
• Plan around road closures. Large parts of the peninsula shut down during race week, so allow extra travel time.