MotoGP Bharat: How to buy tickets online, tickets price in INR for Buddh International Circuit

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MotoGP India Grand Prix 2023: The sale of tickets for the highly-anticipated MotoGP Bharat were announced by FairStreet Sports on June 23. The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, unveiled the ticket sales for India's first-ever global motorcycling event.

On the occasion, the organisers also honoured the UP Chief Minister with the first ticket of the historic race event. The tickets went live on June 23 on BookMyShow, the official ticketing partner for MotoGP^TM Bharat.

Where to book MotoGP India tickets online?

Fans and race enthusiasts can book their tickets on https://in.bookmyshow.com. The UP CM has been instrumental in paving the way for MotoGP^TM's smooth ride to make its maiden entry into the country, thereby putting Uttar Pradesh and India in a befitting place on the global platform for international motorcycle racing.

MotoGP Bharat Ticket Prices

In order to cater to the mass audience, the lowest denomination of tickets will be INR 800, which have been all but sold out. The Main Grandstand ticket prices would range between INR 20,000 to INR 30,000 depending on the tier a fan would prefer with a centre stage view.

For a more plush and exclusive experience, you can book a ticket in the Platinum Corporate Box which is priced at INR 40,000.Apart from the premium seating in air-conditioned box, the ticket holders will also have an access to MotoGP Fanzone, and food & beverage.

Note: All the tickets are valid for all three days i.e. September 22 (Friday) to September 24 (Sunday) - which will have the main race. Same tickets will be valid for Moto2 & Moto3 races as well.

MotoGP India Grand Prix Venue

The Buddh International Circuit in Noida, Uttar Pradesh will play host to this historic race which is scheduled to be held between September 22 and 24. The 5 km-long race track also hosted the FIA Formula One races between 2011 and 2013, which were all won by Sebastian Vettle. However, due to tax-related issues between UP Government and FIA, the race wasn't renewed after 2013.

Notably, the pre-sales window for the tickets received an overwhelming response with an unprecedented number of registrations, and now with the sales going live, ticket sales are expected to create quite a frenzy in the motorcycling community, loyalists, auto enthusiasts and sporting fraternity of India alike.

CM Yogi expresses his elation on MotoGP first season in India

CM Yogi is 'delighted' to play host to this historic race which is scheduled to be held at the Buddh International Circuit in Noida from September 22-24.

"MotoGP^TM is the world's biggest, fastest, and oldest bike racing competition. It is a matter of pride and joy that for the first time India will be hosting MotoGP^TM. This will undoubtedly be a significant and prestigious event for the new Uttar Pradesh of the new India as well as for the entire nation," the Honourable Chief Minister said.

On behalf of MotoGP^TM, the organisers gifted the Honourable Chief Minister a helmet of the renowned Italian rider Enea Bastianini. CM Yogi also sent a personally signed helmet to the MotoGP CEO as a gift.

The adrenaline and excitement is something which can only be experienced live at the circuit - which is why a wide range of ticket prices have been made available for the fans to get the full worth of their money.