Bahrain Grand Prix 2025

F1 enthusiasts will be traveling to Sakhir, Bahrain to witness first-hand the excitement and thrills of the  Bahrain Grand Prix. During the three-day span in March,  the streets of the Arab nation will fill with fans anticipating a heart-stopping race at the Bahrain International Circuit.

The 2019 Bahrain Grand Prix drew in a crowd of 95,000 fans over the race-day weekend and boasted one of the most thrilling races of the season. If the trend continues, this year’s Grand Prix is going to be a fitting second race of the season.

The March 31 race unfolds at Bahrain International Circuit, which saw its first race 14 years ago. The 57-lap race spans 308 km, delivering on a race filled with exciting twists and turns to keep the grandstand roaring with life.

The 2021 race is the 7th time that Bahrain International Circuit has hosted a Grand Prix race. The island nation has enjoyed the tourism it’s drawn in and travelers have appreciated the hospitality shown to them. It also helps that Bahrain’s Formula 1 Village goes all out in turning the city into a sea of Grand Prix entertainment.

The city welcomes world-class entertainers from all over and delivers on an exciting weekend where the fun doesn’t stop, even after the checkered flag drops. Sakhir is known for spectacular displays, like life-size animatronic dinosaurs, F1 workshops, parades, and so much more. The Bahrain Grand Prix starts to feel more like a festival than a race, and here’s to hoping that never changes.

When not engrossed in the excitement of the Grand Prix, visitors can take a moment to explore the beautiful archipelago. UNESCO World Heritage Sites, archaeological digs, prehistoric cemeteries, and merchant-rich bazaars speckle Bahrain, promising not a dull moment for anyone that visits. The nation’s capital, Manama, has earned the titles of Capital of Arab Culture, Capital of Arab Tourism, and Capital of Asian Tourism and it shows through the food and art scene that adds a unique touch to the fascinating city.

If not for the F1 merchandise and fellow attendees boasting about the event, it would be easy to forget why you traveled to the Middle Eastern nation. With so much to see and do that stretches beyond the scope of the 2019 Bahrain Grand Prix, it’s not a surprise when F1 attendees decide to stay an extra day or two to soak in the incredible nation.

Bahrain has earned the title of “Home of Motor Sports in the Middle East,” and the culturally rich island nation is not soon to give up that title. While the race itself is destined to draw in tens of thousands of spectators, the city itself is its own spectacle that 2019 Bahrain Grand Prix attendees will undoubtedly lose themselves in.