British Grand Prix 2025

Date: July 4, 2025 - July 6, 2025
City: Silverstone, Northamptonshire, Great Britain
Circuit: Silverstone Circuit
Official Name: FORMULA 1 PIRELLI BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2025

In 1950, the Silverstone Circuit hosted its first British Grand Prix, bringing the race to the quiet East Midland countryside of the United Kingdom. Despite the isolation, Silverstone Circuit draws in a rowdy crowd for race weekend.

Outlying towns of Towcester, Whittlebury, Buckingham, Banbury, and Milton Keynes offer small attractions and select entertainment to coincide with the British Grand Prix weekend while Silverstone Circuit provides spectators with race-related activities to enjoy leading up to the main event.

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ABOUT THE British Grand Prix

Silverstone Circuit will once again invite drivers to tackle its 18 turns in front of nearly 150,000 people. Each leg of the race runs 5.891 km and features plenty of stretches for overtaking. Silverstone has been modified through the years to increase the stakes and make the British Grand Prix one of the most thrilling events of the season.

 

Fingers are crossed across the board, especially after the excitement of the 2018 race. Several crashes, including one involving Grand Prix frontman Lewis Hamilton, wound up resulting in three retirees at laps 31 and 37. It was a close race for the top five spots, with Sebastian Vettel of Germany taking 25 points and Hamilton scoring 18, just 2.26 seconds behind.

 

Silverstone may be a ways away from the heart of England at London, but that doesn’t mean it’s not fitting to host the Grand Prix. In fact, it’s proven time and time again that travelers love coming out to the sleepy village in the British countryside. Silverstone is situated in the middle of Motorsport Valley, and traveling to outlying towns and cities will give race fans plenty to see and do. Teams, manufacturers, and businesses associated with Motorsport speckle the “valley.”

 

Nearby Towcester is a pleasant stop-off during the weekend, offering plenty of surprises for a countryside town. A market tends to be the big draw to the quaint town. For a more modern city, travel to Milton Keynes. It’s quite a bit different from the more historic towns that have retained their country appearance. Milton Keynes has welcomed new big businesses, leading to a recent boost in amenities and entertainment.

The beauty of the countryside is intoxicating and is a fine layover while waiting for the roar of the engines to echo from Silverstone.

VISITOR & TOURIST INFORMATION

AVERAGE RATES OF NEARBY HOTELS

  • 3-star: £150GBP/night ($194USD)
  • 4-star: £300GBP/night ($387USD)
  • 5-star: £400GBP/night ($517USD)

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE DURING RACE WEEK

  • High of 22°C (72°F)
  • Low of 16°C (60°F)

CURRENCY

The United Kingdom uses the British Pound (GBP). Here are some common conversions:

  • United States Dollar: £1GBP = $1.30USD — $1USD = £0.77GBP
  • Euro: £1GBP= 1.20EUR — 1EUR = £0.83CAD
  • Canadian Dollar: £1GBP = $1.72CAD — $1CAD = £0.58GBP

LANGUAGES

The primary language spoken in the United Kingdom is English.

 

ATTRACTIONS AND THINGS TO DO

In the immediate area of Silverstone, spectators will find a small selection of activities and venues to fill the weekend with, including:

  • Silverstone Shooting Centre
  • Silverstone Driving Experiences

On the outskirts of Silverstone, spectators can enjoy history and see the natural side of the United Kingdom at:

  • Towcester Museum & Visitor Center
  • Whittlebury Park
  • Old Gaol Museum
  • St. James Lake

Though race weekend parties and festivals are sparse, Silverstone hosts the Launch Party and After Party in honor of the Grand Prix

 

Largest Nearby Cities

  • London
    • 127 km (79 mi) to Towcester
    • 1 h 38 min drive
  • Manchester
    • 234 km (146 mi) to Towcester
    • 3 h 9 min drive
  • Edinburgh
    • 560 km (348 mi) to Towcester
    • 6 h 23 min drive
  • The Bahrain National Museum
  • Remains of the Qal’at al-Bahrain Fort
  • Bab Al Bahrain

If weather permits, spectators can make use of nearby beaches or the Wahooo Water Park. There is an abundance of shopping near the City Centre of Bahrain. Visitors can also see the 400-year-old Tree of Life or the Bahrain World Trade Center.

THE CIRCUIT

Circuit Name: Silverstone Circuit

Track Location: Silverstone, near the Northamptonshire villages of Whittlebury and Towcester

Distance from the Closest Airport: 49 km (30.5 mi) to London Luton Airport  

Distance from Downtown: 28 km (17.4 mi) to Downtown Milton Keynes

Year Opened: 1947

First Grand Prix: 1950

Construction on Silverstone began to replace the Brooklands circuit, which was damaged during World War II. It was built on a Royal Air Force bomber station and is the longest and among the most demanding tracks in the United Kingdom.

The first race run at Silverstone was the Royal Automobile Club International Grand Prix in 1948, during which Luigi Villoresi of Italy won.