Introducing the Bahrain International Circuit
In this guide you’ll learn about how to get to Bahrain for the Grand Prix™
Where is the Bahrain International Circuit?
Occupying an archipelago near the western shores of the Persian Gulf, Bahrain is one of the world's smallest nations. The Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir is twenty miles southwest of the island’s capital, Manama.
Expect exciting racing and plenty of chances for overtaking on the Bahrain circuit, with drivers dealing with windy conditions, racing under floodlights, and adapting to wide temperature changes. Key features include the challenging Turn 10 and the high-speed Turn 12.
For those who love speed, the Bahrain International Karting Circuit, next to the main track, is one of the world's top karting facilities.
Occupying an archipelago near the western shores of the Persian Gulf, Bahrain is one of the world's smallest nations. The Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir is twenty miles southwest of the island’s capital, Manama.
Expect exciting racing and plenty of chances for overtaking on the Bahrain circuit, with drivers dealing with windy conditions, racing under floodlights, and adapting to wide temperature changes. Key features include the challenging Turn 10 and the high-speed Turn 12.
For those who love speed, the Bahrain International Karting Circuit, next to the main track, is one of the world's top karting facilities.
Bahrain International Airport is situated approximately 4.5 miles east of Manama in Muharraq.
Direct flights operate from the UK to Manama. Gulf Air also has direct services to a number of European cities but traveling F1 fans may find more choice on indirect flights via Abu Dhabi Dubai or Qatar.
Most visitors to Bahrain require a visa to enter the country but you should always check the latest entry requirements based on your individual circumstances. Visas can usually be obtained online in advance of travel for a nominal fee.
Direct flights operate from the UK to Manama. Gulf Air also has direct services to a number of European cities but traveling F1 fans may find more choice on indirect flights via Abu Dhabi Dubai or Qatar.
Most visitors to Bahrain require a visa to enter the country but you should always check the latest entry requirements based on your individual circumstances. Visas can usually be obtained online in advance of travel for a nominal fee.
