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You can attend the event if you live outside of Québec and do not have the province's vaccination passport. To avoid needless handling, tickets for the 2025 edition will only be provided in digital form (mobile tickets). Multiple hand washing stations will be provided throughout the site. We encourage you to use the contactless payment for all your purchases on site. You do not need to provide a negative test result for COVID-19 to attend the event, however, if you have any COVID-19 symptoms, we request that you do not attend the event. You do not need to provide a vaccination passport to attend the 2025 Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix event. The mask is optional.

Downtown Montreal is easily accessible from all major centres in Ontario, the Atlantic Provinces, the New England states and the states of New York and Pennsylvania. To consult a map and to find other useful information, click here.

All domestic & international flights land at Montreal's Pierre Elliott-Trudeau International Airport. From the terminal, you can reach the downtown core in less than 20 minutes. Shuttle buses, taxis and limousines, service all major downtown hotels from the airport. All major car rental companies have service counters in the terminal. To learn more about the Pierre Elliott-Trudeau Airport, Canada's custom policies and access to the Downtown area from the airport, click here.

You may have to walk up to 2 km (1.2-mile) before reaching the grandstand seats located in front of the pits or in the Senna corner. Walking shoes, sneakers or flat heels shoes are most appropriate. Please take into account the walking distance to your seat, in order to be on time for the beginning of the race sessions.

From the subway station (Métro), there are two bridges available to access the island where the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit is located. The fastest way to get to the 1, 2, 11, 12 and 33 Grandstands is to turn right (West) and take the pathway alongside the basin and the fountains located outside the subway station. You can then take the Concorde Bridge and follow the signs. To reach the 15, 21, 22, 24, 31 and 34 grandstands (located at the East end of the track), turn left after the subway station building, cross the Cosmos Bridge and follow the signs.

Gear up to make sure you don't miss a thing. Tune into FM radio on your personal radio (frequency to be announced later) to hear the on-track broadcast. Bring a pair of binoculars to get a close-up view of the teams at work if of course your seat is located in front of the pits. You are authorized to take pictures of the cars on track if they are for your personal use only.

The FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DU CANADA 2025 program will take place on June 13th, 14th and 15th 2025. We anticipate a warm and sunny weekend, therefore please protect yourself from the summer sun with a hat, a good sunscreen lotion and sunglasses.

The organizers reserve the right to prohibit anything onto the site that could be harmful to spectators or participants at the event, including ladders and other folding items. Glass containers are prohibited. In order to free the circulation in the stands and maintain the comfort and security of the spectators, coolers containing beverages or food for personal consumption must fit under the seats in an area with the following dimensions: 22.8 cm (9 inches) height, 45.7 cm (18 inches) length, 25.4 cm (10 inches) depth.

If possible, arrive early in order to locate and reach your grandstand seat. If you hold a general admission ticket, you stand a better chance of enjoying the best view by getting to the site early.

Tens of thousands of people will come to the track everyday. Since nobody wants to miss any of the on-track action, food concessions and restrooms will be especially busy between sessions. We ask you to please be patient during these moments. Exiting the site after the race on Sunday will take time, we advise you to relax and visit the beautiful gardens located around the track or enjoy the scenic riverfront views of Montreal. You could also find a shady area to unwind while the crowd shuffles out.

Allowed items:

• Cameras and photographic equipment (images for personal use only).
  
• Portable radios.
  
• Food (for your own personal consumption only).
  
• Folding chairs (general admission).
  
• Strollers, walkers and wheelchairs.
  
• Cigarettes, cigars, electronic cigarettes, and/or vapers are allowed on-site, but smoking or vaping cannabis is forbidden. Additionally, in accordance with the Tobacco Act, smoking is strictly forbidden in the grandstands, in the suites, on the terraces and in other enclosed areas.
  
• Coolers and backpacks allowed on-site must not exceed the maximum size indicated below. Grandstand ticket holders must place their cooler or bag under their seat.

Height: 22.8 cm (9 in) | Length: 45.7 cm (18 in) | Depth: 25.4 cm (10 in)

Forbidden items:

• Alcoholic drinks.
• Bicycles or skate boards.
  
• Ladders and stepladders.
  
• Glass items.
  
• Firearms, bladed weapons, and any other dangerous items.
  
• Parasols and other structures liable to obstruct other spectators’ view or be a threat to their safety.
  
• Barbecues.
  
• Electrical equipment requiring use of the generator.
  
• Drones.
  
• Animals (except guide and service dogs).

The organisers reserve the right to forbid any and all materials or items deemed to be dangerous.