As the Racing Season Draws to a Close, These Three Races are Not to Miss
It has been an exciting summer for Formula 1, as attendance numbers at each grand prix shatter existing records. Chartering a jet into the spectacle of a race weekend is an experience unlike any other. We bring our clients right into the center of the action with all the major players.
For anyone new to the F1 experience, we want to share some helpful information about flying into a grand prix weekend and which three races you should strongly consider. When you’ve decided, contact our flight coordinators to start the arrangements.
Chartering a Jet During Race Weekend
Nothing brings private jet traffic into a city quite like an F1 grand prix — and that means getting something on the schedule sooner rather than later.
F1 host cities become inundated with travel infrastructure demand, including private car services. Clients who charter our jets to F1 races recommend booking a car service or placing a transportation retainer no less than two weeks before race weekend. The last thing you want is to arrive in the middle of the action with nobody to meet you at the airstairs for the most seamless transition to ground transportation.
Another thing we recommend before jetting off to the race is to find the most exquisite hotels nearest the racetrack and check availability. Nothing makes the experience as memorable as sharing a hotel with other race enthusiasts, sponsors, and F1 staff.
United States Grand Prix (Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas) October 22, 2023
This year’s race is expected to draw the largest audience ever to COTA in Austin, Texas. Thanks to the Netflix series “Formula 1: Drive to Survive,” the sport has gained many followers in the United States. Record revenue growth for F1 in 2023 has stemmed from the increase in American viewership, which has fueled even more excitement surrounding the United States Grand Prix.
You won’t want to miss this race. If you’ve never chartered a jet into a Formula 1 event, this would be the perfect opportunity to rally your friends and load them into a Gulfstream for an unforgettable weekend experience.
Las Vegas Grand Prix (Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada) November 19, 2023
If you are still considering which of the last grands prix to attend in 2023, this one should be high on your list. In a new chapter of F1 history, drivers will race on the first-ever street circuit through iconic Las Vegas.
What makes this an even more special F1 weekend are the numerous luxury options attached to the race experience. We think that access to the Wynn Grid Club is worth an inquiry. Hanging out in a posh Wynn club with top-shelf drinks, gourmet food options, and a full view of the start/finish line is the best way to be a part of this historic race.
Inventory for this grand prix is quickly dwindling as race fans snap up remaining grandstand seats, so it’s important to get something booked soon.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, UAE) November 26, 2023
The season-ending grand prix in Abu Dhabi is one of F1’s most-watched races by television audiences worldwide. Abu Dhabi is a glimmering metropolis in the United Arab Emirates and adds an exotic touch to the average race experience.
For American race fans who want to charter a jet to Abu Dhabi for this unforgettable race weekend, be aware that the W Hotel on the racetrack sells out fast. If you have kids between the ages of 6 and 17, the Ferrari World theme park is next door, so you can continue to fuel your need for speed when you’re off the track.
