Your 2024 MotoGP British Grand Prix essentials
25 July 2024The 2024 MotoGP British Grand Prix is just around the corner, so here’s a list of everything you will need to make the most of a spectacular weekend of two-wheeled racing at Silverstone.
Silverstone apps
The Silverstone Tickets app
Event ticket access is now achieved exclusively through the Silverstone Tickets app. For a stress-free experience entering the event, be sure to download the app and check for updates before arriving at the circuit.
Check out our digital tickets user guide here
The Silverstone Event app
If you’re attending the 2024 MotoGP British Grand Prix, then the Silverstone Event app is the perfect companion at the track. Through this app, you will have access to an interactive map, the full event timetable, wayfinding and the latest event-related news.
DOWNLOAD: be ready for the 2024 MotoGP British Grand Prix
Parking
Be sure to book parking officially through Silverstone and register your number plate ahead of the event.
INFORMATION: Head to our FAQs to learn more about official Silverstone parking
Unpredictable elements
Silverstone is based on an old airfield, so pockets of weather can appear without warning, and depart as quickly as they arrived. Wind, rain, sunshine, and everything in between, you’re likely to experience a range of conditions at the track, sometimes in the space of a single afternoon! It’s important to expect the unexpected at the 2024 MotoGP British Grand Prix.
For those not in a covered grandstand, it can get particularly wet and windy. Be sure to remember an umbrella, poncho/raincoat and waterproof footwear. There is also every possibility of a sweltering summer’s day, so don’t forget a hat, sunglasses and sun cream.
GRANDSTANDS: Check out our detailed guide to learn the best spots around the track
Stay fed and watered
There’s no shortage of food and drink stalls in various locations around the circuit, with plenty of variety to choose from too.
Dedicated water stations are also placed in convenient spots around the track, so on hot days our fans can stay hydrated.
Fully charged
A phone battery drains rapidly over the course of a day at the circuit. Using ticket apps, taking photos and videos and navigating a digital map takes its toll, so it’s best to be fully charged before leaving the house. A portable battery is an even better way to ensure you’re never out of battery when you need it most.
