F1 Tickets and Paddock Club Auctions With Points
Yes, you can bid points and miles on Formula 1 tickets. Marriott Bonvoy Moments, Hilton Honors, Qatar Airways Privilege Club, Wyndham Rewards and World of Hyatt have all auctioned grand prix access to their members, covering everything from a single grandstand day to Paddock Club hospitality and a full team VIP weekend.
This page collects every live F1 lot across the loyalty marketplaces we track, race by race, and shows what past ones actually sold for. The lists below are pulled at render time and refresh through the day, so they stay current from one grand prix to the next.
Live F1 auctions right now
Every F1 lot open for races in the months ahead, closing soonest first. Identical packages are folded into one row with a count. Non-race events staged at a grand prix circuit can land in the list too, such as the Singapore marathon that starts at the F1 Pit Building, so read the title on the card.
Two patterns worth knowing before you bid. Grandstand and hospitality lots are usually sold per day, with Friday practice, Saturday qualifying and Sunday race listed as separate auctions, so check which day you are actually bidding on. And they close well ahead of the race: across the 97 trusted F1 closes in our archive, the middle half closed 16 to 25 days before the event, median 21 days (as of September 2026). The moment to watch this page is a month or more ahead of a grand prix, not race week.
Singapore Grand Prix tickets with Marriott Bonvoy points
Marriott Bonvoy Moments is the deepest F1 shelf we track, and the Singapore Grand Prix is where it currently sits. Marriott splits the weekend into separate auctions and posts several identical packages of each, so one race weekend produces 33 separate listings across eight package types rather than a single lot (as of September 2026).
As of September 2026 the Singapore weekend is the live set, and the tiers are clearly laid out. The ticketed days are practice on October 9, qualifying on October 10 and the race on October 11; the Paddock Club lots bundle a two-night hotel stay, so each of those is listed against its check-in date, the day before its session. Opening bids start at 10,000 Marriott Bonvoy points for a Practice Day pair of tickets, 15,000 for Qualifying Day and 20,000 for Race Day. A Marriott Bonvoy Sky Suite on the same days, which is Marriott's own trackside suite and not the Singapore Airlines product of a similar name below, opens at 25,000 and 30,000 Marriott Bonvoy points. Paddock Club with a two-night hotel stay opens at 30,000 for Friday, 35,000 for Saturday and 40,000 for Sunday. Those are opening bids on lots the platform had not yet opened for bidding, not prices anybody paid.
One rule from Marriott's own listing text is worth planning around: a member may win up to three Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team packages per season.
Singapore Airlines runs its own Singapore Grand Prix hospitality outside the auction format. KrisFlyer Experiences is a fixed-price catalog rather than a bidding platform, so its Sky Suites carry set prices and never winning bids. The drop pattern, the tiers and what the suites include are covered in the KrisFlyer Singapore F1 Sky Suites playbook.
Brazilian Grand Prix and McLaren F1 Team access with Hilton Honors
Hilton is McLaren's hotel partner, and its McLaren Mastercard F1 Team lots are the most expensive F1 packages on any program we track.
Across 13 verified grand prix closes, Hilton's McLaren lots have sold for between 631,000 and 4,410,000 Hilton Honors points, with a median of 1,675,000 Hilton Honors points (as of September 2026). The top of that range is the Canadian Grand Prix package that sold for 4,410,000 Hilton Honors points, and a Monaco weekend sold for 3,512,474 Hilton Honors points. Hilton also runs cheaper lots away from the track: the McLaren Technology Centre tour with a hotel stay sold for 180,000 and 285,000 Hilton Honors points, and a third lot bundling that tour with a Bon Jovi Forever Tour package sold for 520,000 Hilton Honors points. The full breakdown of the McLaren tie-up is in how to bid Honors points for Paddock Club access, and every Hilton close is in the Hilton Honors auction archive.
British Grand Prix tickets at Silverstone
Silverstone is the busiest circuit in our archive by a wide margin: 25 verified closes across four programs, more than any other grand prix (as of September 2026). Hilton runs its McLaren Mastercard F1 Team lots here as well as in Brazil, and four programs have sold British Grand Prix access, which makes Silverstone the clearest illustration that the program you bid through matters more than the race. If McLaren is what you came for, how the Hilton McLaren F1 lots price at Silverstone and elsewhere goes deeper on that one program.
Marriott Bonvoy has 19 verified Silverstone closes, from 30,000 Marriott Bonvoy points for a Friday pair of Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS tickets up to 1,752,500 Marriott Bonvoy points for race-day VIP hospitality with a hotel stay, median 200,000 Marriott Bonvoy points. Wyndham Rewards ran three Silverstone circuit lots that sold for 137,500, 157,500 and 249,500 Wyndham Rewards points. Hilton's two British Grand Prix McLaren lots sold for 1,245,000 and 2,660,000 Hilton Honors points, and Qatar Airways sold its British Grand Prix package for 952,345 Avios.
Read that as a ladder rather than a spread. The same weekend was available at four very different points costs depending on where you were sitting and which program's currency you hold. Every Silverstone lot in the archive belongs to the 2026 British Grand Prix weekend in early July, and the archive itself only starts in March 2026, so that is one season of evidence rather than a seasonal pattern.
United States Grand Prix and full race packages with Avios
Qatar Airways Privilege Club auctions complete grand prix packages for Avios rather than single days, which is why its numbers sit high and cluster tightly.
Across 11 verified F1 closes, Qatar Airways packages have sold for between 535,000 Avios for the Austrian Grand Prix and 1,202,000 Avios for Monaco, with a median of 873,661 Avios (as of September 2026).
Not every Qatar Airways lot with "Grand Prix" in its title is Formula 1. Qatar also auctions MotoGP VIP Village passes, and those name the country without "Formula 1". Six have run so far: the Grand Prix of Australia, Austria, Great Britain, Malaysia, Portugal and Qatar. Two of the six have closed, well below the F1 lots on the same page: the Grand Prix of Austria sold for 65,000 Avios and the Grand Prix of Great Britain for 100,000 Avios, against 535,000 Avios for the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix and 952,345 Avios for the Formula 1 British Grand Prix (as of September 2026). They are a different championship at a different price. The F1 lots always open with "FORMULA 1" in the title.
Qatar's bidding rules also differ from most of the programs here, and its own listing terms, as they read in September 2026, spell them out: Avios are deducted the moment you place a successful bid and refunded if you are outbid, automatic bidding runs to a maximum you set, and a bid placed in the final 60 seconds extends the auction by another 60 seconds.
For context on the wider Qatar Airways shelf, the chart below covers every verified Qatar Airways sports close we hold, which includes F1 packages alongside MotoGP VIP Village passes, football hospitality and equestrian lots. Its median is 160,000 Avios across the whole sports category, with the middle half of them in the 70,106 to 330,000 Avios range. That is a broader pool than the F1-only numbers above, so read it as the program's shape rather than an F1 price.
Median: 160,000 Avios
159 verified closes · median 160,000 Avios · updated monthly
What F1 lots close at, circuit by circuit
We hold 97 trusted F1 closes across five programs, 93 of them post-close verified. The table below is verified closes only, split by program so every number keeps its own currency, and limited to combinations with at least three closes (figures as of September 2026). Lots timed to a race weekend but staged away from the circuit sit outside it: the one in our archive is Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS race support at the Brackley factory for the Monza GP, which sold for 720,000 Marriott Bonvoy points.
| Circuit | Program | Verified closes | Sold for | Median |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silverstone (British GP) | Marriott Bonvoy points | 19 | 30,000 to 1,752,500 | 200,000 |
| Madrid (Spanish GP) | Marriott Bonvoy points | 8 | 72,501 to 1,497,500 | 515,500 |
| Baku (Azerbaijan GP) | Marriott Bonvoy points | 6 | 12,500 to 92,500 | 22,500 |
| Miami | Marriott Bonvoy points | 6 | 532,497 to 2,202,500 | 678,000 |
| Monaco | Marriott Bonvoy points | 6 | 167,500 to 505,000 | 265,000 |
| Monza (Italian GP) | Marriott Bonvoy points | 4 | 60,000 to 1,252,500 | 208,750 |
| Barcelona | Marriott Bonvoy points | 4 | 82,500 to 1,101,234 | 306,250 |
| Hungaroring (Hungarian GP) | Marriott Bonvoy points | 4 | 80,000 to 810,000 | 198,750 |
| Red Bull Ring (Austrian GP) | Marriott Bonvoy points | 4 | 25,022 to 410,000 | 221,050 |
| Zandvoort (Dutch GP) | Marriott Bonvoy points | 4 | 38,680 to 527,500 | 146,250 |
| Montreal (Canadian GP) | Hilton Honors points | 4 | 1,605,000 to 4,410,000 | 2,047,500 |
| Madrid (Spanish GP) | Hilton Honors points | 3 | 631,000 to 2,020,000 | 664,000 |
| Silverstone (British GP) | Wyndham Rewards points | 3 | 137,500 to 249,500 | 157,500 |
| Singapore | Hilton Honors points | 3 | 1,210,500 to 2,065,500 | 1,640,000 |
World of Hyatt sits outside that table on purpose. Its four World of Hyatt x Audi Revolut F1 lots closed at 111,699, 112,380, 209,994 and 264,580 World of Hyatt points (as of September 2026), but none of the four is post-close verified: Hyatt removes a lot at close, so what we hold is the last bid we saw, which is a floor rather than a final. Treat those as the lowest the lots could have gone for, on a sample of four. They were also the most contested F1 auctions we track, averaging 84.5 bids each against 5.7 for Hilton's McLaren lots.
How the bidding works
Each auction runs on the program's own marketplace, so you bid with that program's currency: Avios with Qatar Airways, Bonvoy points with Marriott, Honors points with Hilton, Wyndham Rewards points with Wyndham. PointAuctions.com collects them in one place and links every listing back to its source to bid.
The broad shape is the same everywhere. You set a maximum, the platform bids in increments up to that ceiling on your behalf, and a late bid usually pushes the close out so there is a chance to respond. The details differ by program, though, and Qatar's rules above are a good example of why it pays to read the listing rather than assume. The general mechanics are in how point auctions work, and before committing a six-figure bid on race hospitality it is worth running the numbers with our cents-per-point guide.
A winning bid is binding. On every program here, winning means the points leave your account, and on Qatar Airways they leave the moment your bid goes in. There is no cooling-off period and points spent on a lot you win are not refundable, so only bid what you are genuinely willing to part with. Watch the close rather than the opening price: late bids can extend the clock and push a lot well past where it sat an hour earlier.
Quick answers
Can you buy F1 tickets with points?
You can bid points on them. Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, Qatar Airways Privilege Club, Wyndham Rewards and World of Hyatt have all run Formula 1 auctions for their members, and the lots range from a grandstand day to Paddock Club hospitality and team VIP weekends. They are auctions rather than fixed-price redemptions, so there is no set points price. Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer is the exception: its Singapore Grand Prix Sky Suites are a fixed-price catalog with set prices.
Which loyalty programs auction F1 tickets?
Five in our tracking. Marriott Bonvoy Moments has the deepest shelf and the widest price range, Hilton Honors runs the McLaren Mastercard F1 Team lots at the top of the market, Qatar Airways Privilege Club auctions complete grand prix packages for Avios, Wyndham Rewards has run Silverstone circuit lots, and World of Hyatt runs the Audi Revolut F1 experiences.
How many points does F1 Paddock Club hospitality cost?
There is no list price, because it is bid. Marriott Bonvoy has opened Singapore Paddock Club lots at 30,000 to 40,000 Marriott Bonvoy points, and its Silverstone race-day VIP hospitality sold for 1,752,500 Marriott Bonvoy points. Hilton's McLaren Mastercard F1 Team packages, the closest equivalent on that program, sold for between 631,000 and 4,410,000 Hilton Honors points across 13 verified closes.
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To go deeper on a single program, start with the live Marriott Bonvoy Moments auctions, the live Hilton Honors Experiences auctions or the live Qatar Airways Privilege Club auctions, and see the results in the Marriott Bonvoy auction archive or the Qatar Airways auction archive. For how the programs compare across every category, read how each program's closing prices compare, and for the same mechanics applied to everything that is not a grand prix, start from our guide to event tickets with points. For other big-ticket events you can chase with points, see stadium suites and VIP sports hospitality, World Cup 2026 tickets with points and the Trackhouse Racing NASCAR playbook, or scan everything live in sports right now.