How to do The 73rd Macau Grand Prix

• The 73rd Macau Grand Prix features seven thrilling races as well as the 58th edition of the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix

• More entertainment includes the opportunity to take a closer look at the racing vehicles at The Grand Prix Auto Show

• Kids can enjoy interactive racing fun at Anim'Arte Nam Van at Nam Van Lakeside

The 73rd Macau Grand Prix is revving up

Get ready for the 73rd Macao Grand Prix this month, including the 58th edition of the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix. Tickets are now on sale for the event, which features seven thrilling races as well as loads of family entertainment. The action takes place over four days at the city’s Guia Circuit, which is walking distance from the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal. 

Main racing events

Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup - eight of the world’s most prestigious auto manufacturers are represented in the 18-strong entry for this year’s edition of the Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup: Aston Martin, Audi, BMW, Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Mercedes and Porsche.

Macau Guia Race – Kumho FIA TCR World Tour Event of Macao - an impressive 30-car field, the biggest grid since 2020, will contest the Macau Guia Race – Kumho FIA TCR World Tour Event of Macau, which includes the world’s finest touring car drivers who will battle for victory with the region’s top talents.

Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – 58th Edition - four-time Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix winner Peter Hickman headlines the entry for the 58th edition of the legendary two-wheel spectacular.

Greater Bay Area GT Cup (GT4) - The Greater Bay Area GT Cup (GT4) once again features a strong entry, with seven different manufacturers represented on the grid. GT4 models from Audi, BMW, Ginetta, McLaren, Mercedes, Porsche and Toyota will be raced by a driver line-up from the Greater Bay Area and beyond.

Cultural festival

In addition to the racing, Macao’s Cultural Affairs Bureau is launching the ‘Macao City Culture Festival’ for the first time. This inaugural event opens on November 14 and draws on Macao’s cultural heritage,  highlighting the city’s unique character as a meeting point for Chinese and Western civilisations. The Macao Forum will transform into a ‘Time Square’ channeling the theme, ‘Echoes of the City, Harmony Between East and West’. Expect cultural experiences, performances of intangible cultural heritage and stalls featuring local products. The Macao Chinese Orchestra will also be performing at the Ruins of St Paul’s, showcasing the city’s cultural and sporting life. 

Macao City Culture Festival, various locations, November 14 to 22.

Family fun

Enjoy Grand Prix-themed activities at the ‘Art Everywhere - Cultural Vibes at the Weekend’ at Anim’Arte Nam Van on the Nam Van Lakeside. Try your hand at Grand Prix racing with racing games and simulators and during the Grand Prix event, large screens will be set up for visitors to enjoy the racing.

Art Everywhere - Cultural Vibes at the Weekend, Anim’Arte NAM VAN, November 13 to 15 and 20 to 22.

Grand Prix Auto Show

The Macau Grand Prix Auto Show will be held at Tap Seac Square, close to Guia Circuit, and is a unique opportunity for visitors to take a closer look at the participating racing vehicles - time your visit to coincide with the Grand Prix official opening ceremony on November 14. In addition, the documentary ‘MGP: the Untamed Circuit’ will be screened during this year’s event. Centred on last year’s Grand Prix, the film chronicles the event’s evolution by weaving together the stories of various drivers including rare historical footage. Grand Prix ticket holders receive a discount on the film’s admission price.

The Macau Grand Prix Auto Show, Tap Seac Square, November 14 & 15.

Viewing points

If you’re not heading to the Guia Circuit itself, enjoy the action from giant screens showing the event will be installed at various locations around Macao, such as Tap Seac Square. Or head online for live viewing.

Tickets

Tickets are on sale from MOP100, with price depending on the location and the day. All spectators aged two years and older must hold a valid ticket. Tickets are also available from Klook online with ticket collection in Sheung Wan.

How to get there

Take a turbo-jet or cotai-jet ferry from Sheung Wan (Macau Ferry Terminal) or Tsim Sha Tsui (China Ferry Terminal) to the Macau Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal. The ferry ride takes about one hour, and the Outer Harbour terminal is within walking distance or a short local taxi/bus ride from the Guia Circuit.

The Macau Grand Prix, Guia Circuit, Macao, November 19 to 22; macau.grandprix.gov.mo.