FORMULA 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2023 continues to break sales records 20.04.2023: Tickets for the seventh F1 race weekend in Baku selling faster and wider than ever! Baku City Circuit (BCC), Promoter of the FORMULA 1 AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX – the race where you can always Expect the Unexpected – is thrilled to announce that tic

Tickets for the seventh F1 race weekend in Baku selling faster and wider than ever!
 



Baku City Circuit (BCC), Promoter of the FORMULA 1 AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX – the race where you can always Expect the Unexpected – is thrilled to announce that tickets for the seventh edition of the most unpredictable Grand Prix in in F1 are selling faster than ever before with 9 of the circuit’s 12 grandstands already sold out.
 


The Filarmoniya, Icheri Sheher, Absheron A, B, C, D, Sahil, Mugham & Bulvar Grandstands will all be packed to the rafters for the most unpredictable race in Formula 1 on the weekend of April 28th - 30th!
 


A very limited number of tickets are still available on the Absheron E, Bakcell (Azneft) & Khazar Grandstands but time is running out for fans still wishing to experience the most unpredictable race in Formula 1 live and in person.
 


Moreover, this year has also seen BCC achieve another striking record with more international fans from the most diverse and wide ranging locations on the planet than ever before set to attend the race weekend on April 28th – 30th.  Already, tickets have been sold to fans from 100 countries worldwide, meaning that more than half the world’s nations will be represented at the FORMULA 1 AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX 2023!
 


As the world’s greatest drivers prepare to battle it out on the famous Baku City Circuit once again next week, the race promoter has already confirmed that 9 grandstands have completely sold out, with more to follow. Already, the Filarmoniya, Icheri Sheher, Sahil, Absheron A,B,C,D, Bulvar and Mugham Grandstands have sold all their allocated seats, with limited tickets still available on the circuit’s few remaining grandstands. With just over a week to go until the most dramatic street race in F1 returns to the shores of the Caspian Sea for the seventh time, time is running out for fans to get their tickets to the biggest sporting and entertainment event of the year.



 
Baku City Circuit’s National Press Officer, Turab Teymurov, spoke of his delight at BCC’s record breaking achievements to date: “We are very proud of how well our sales campaign is going. To be able to confirm more than a week ahead of the event that we have already broken the sales record of the previous six races is a great source of pride and satisfaction. Not only that, but we can also say with great confidence that the FORMULA 1 AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX is a welcoming home for everyone, no matter where you are from.



This is reflected in the fact we have sold tickets to fans from 100 countries– quite an achievement when you consider there are only 193 countries in the world today! All that is left for me to say to anyone who hasn’t made up their mind yet is that time is running out and you will need to act fast or risk missing out on the most spectacular event of the year. To all our fans who have bought tickets: we can’t wait to see you at the Baku City Circuit very soon!”



A clear fan-favourite, the FORMULA 1 AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX 2023 promises to deliver non-stop thrills and excitement once more on and off track that simply cannot be missed! The race weekend will be the first of six races in the 2023 season to stage a sprint race, guaranteeing three days of high-octane, ultra-competitive racing for fans to enjoy on track before they head to the Main Stage to enjoy the headline concerts by DJ superstars Don Diablo and Hardwell.
Tickets to the most unpredictable race on the Formula 1 calendar are still available but are selling fast so make sure to get your tickets NOW!


For more information on how to purchase your tickets and plan your stay in Baku for the FORMULA 1 AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX 2023 please visit:  www.bakucitycircuit.com
 



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