Organisers have confirmed the schedule for the upcoming international event and the highlight of Macao's sporting calendar
Programme details announced for the 73rd Macau Grand Prix
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The 73rd Macau Grand Prix will return to the Guia Circuit from November 19th to 22nd this year, featuring seven competitive races.
The event schedule includes the Macau Grand Prix – FIA FR World Cup; the Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup; the Macau Guia Race – Kumho FIA TCR World Tour Event of Macao; the Macau Formula 4 Race – FIA F4 World Cup; the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – 58th Edition; the Greater Bay Area GT Cup (GT4); and the Macau Roadsport Challenge.
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Substantial backing has been secured from Macao’s six integrated resort operators. Four top sponsors – MGM China, Sands China, Galaxy Entertainment Group, and SJM Resorts — are each contributing 20 million patacas (US$2.5 million). Two other sponsors – Melco and Wynn Macau – are contributing 10 million patacas.
Tickets are currently on sale, with prices ranging from 100 patacas to 1,200 patacas, depending on the day and seating location. Ticket purchases are restricted to a maximum of ten per person, and all spectators aged two and above must hold a valid ticket. Sales are available through 15 physical sales points across Macao, Hong Kong, and Mainland China, alongside various online platforms and mobile applications.
73rd Macau Grand Prix: supporting events
Alongside the main racing events, several ancillary activities are planned. The Cultural Affairs Bureau will launch the Macao City Culture Festival from 14 to 22 November featuring exhibitions, cultural experiences, and heritage site access.
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Other supporting events include the Macau Grand Prix Family Carnival at Tap Seac Square on 7 and 8 November, weekend activities at Anim’Arte Nam Van, the Macau Grand Prix Auto Show on 14 and 15 November, and screenings of the documentary film MGP: the Untamed Circuit.
Further information can be had at the event’s website.
