Which Ticket Should I Buy?

We introduce recommended tickets for those watching S-Tai for the first time or those new to race viewing!

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  All tickets come with a Park Passport (valid for 2 days)!

  You can enjoy not only race viewing but also park attractions.
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  * No exchange is necessary. Please line up directly at the attractions.

PICKUP! If it’s your first time watching, get a “General Admission Ticket”

If it’s your first time watching, we recommend the “General Admission Ticket” first.
With this ticket, you can choose any spot within the designated area to watch the event.
Advance tickets are more economical, so we recommend purchasing them in advance!

Admission Fees & Sales Period *Valid on March 21 (Sat) and 22 (Sun)

	Adult (24 years and older)	U23 (High school students to 23 years old)	Ages 3 to Middle School
Advance Viewing Ticket *Valid for 2 days	4,200 yen	2,800 yen ⇒ 0 yen*	2,200 yen
Sales Period	February 8 (Sun) 11:00 a.m. – March 20 (Fri, holiday) 11:59 p.m.
Same-day Admission Ticket *Valid for 2 days	5,500 yen	3,500 yen ⇒ 0 yen※	2,200 yen
Sales Period	March 21 (Sat) 12:00 a.m. – March 22 (Sun) until the race end time

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  Race viewing and attractions are free for those aged 16 to 23!

  By applying for the "16-23 ZERO Yen Pass," those aged 16 to 23 can enjoy both race viewing and attractions for free. Please make sure to take advantage of this offer.

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PICKUP! [Unreserved Viewing Areas] A Seats, B Seats, G Seats, Z Seats, V-Corner Seats

A Seats / B Seats

A viewing seat with a great view in the Grandstand.
Experience the overwhelming speed of machines running on the home straight.
Relax in individual seats with easy access to shops, restrooms, park areas, and bus stops, making it recommended for families.

G Seat / Z Seat

Located on the inside and outside of the 90° corner at the end of the downhill straight where the highest speeds are reached on the Racing Course at Motegi.
A popular viewing seat where you can experience up close the thrilling machines cornering with rear wheels sliding at speeds exceeding 300 km/h.

PICKUP! Check out the comfortable 'Reserved Seats' too!

For those who feel uneasy about unreserved seating or want to be sure of having a seat, reserved seats are also recommended.

S Seat Set Ticket

The location is the same Grandstand as the A Seat, offering a great view, with seats equipped with backrests and drink holders, and more space between adjacent seats.
Additionally, tickets that allow entry to the paddock (restricted area) and participation in the Pit Walk (an event where you can see the machines just before the race) are also included!

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Victory Corner Terrace

Victory Corner Terrace, a viewing area for groups and families.
You can choose according to your viewing style, such as the roofed 'Premium' with a dedicated monitor, the 'Party Table Seat' with a table set and parasol, or the 'Free Area' where you can freely bring tents and more.

Premium

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Box Seats, Dome Tent Seats, Party Table Seats, Free Area

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SORA Site

An area you can freely use according to your viewing style.
Feel free to bring outdoor sets to enjoy BBQs or lie down on leisure sheets—the usage is up to you.
There is also an area where you can bring your dog!

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PICKUP! How to Spend Saturday

In the morning, enjoy the Super Taikyu atmosphere starting from the qualifying session

On Saturday, the official qualifying takes place from the morning. First, arrive a little early and get a feel for the circuit atmosphere while checking the spectator seats and locations inside the venue. During qualifying, each team goes all out to set their best time for the final, allowing you to experience the unique tension of the race.

10:50 a.m. – 11:25 a.m. In the morning, get up close to the machines during the Pit Walk

After qualifying, head to the Pit Walk. This popular time lets you see the machines and teams up close, offering a different perspective than watching them on the track. Experiencing the atmosphere leading up to the main race further enhances the enjoyment of spectating.
* Pit Walk pass is required.

11:40 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. Also, watch the S耐 Challenge, held for the first time at Motegi

On Saturday, the official qualifying for the S耐 Challenge, held for the first time at Motegi, is also scheduled. Along with the Super Taikyu main race, being able to enjoy this new race is one of this year’s highlights.

Lunch Time

Delicious food and gelato are also one of the pleasures of watching the race!

Enjoy the S-Tai Yokocho and spring events both before and during the race

During the time before Final Race 1, head to the S-Tai Yokocho held at the Grandstand Plaza.

Booths gather here, allowing you to stroll around the venue while feeling the excitement of the race.

At the park, you can also enjoy new attractions such as the "Off-Road Touring RINDO BIKE" and the "KIDS BIKE Field." Additionally, the spring event "Spring Exciting Ride Fest" is being held simultaneously. It’s a great attraction of the Motegi Super Taikyu that you can stop by before the race or spend the day at your own pace enjoying events and the park during the long breaks in the race.

12:45–1:20 p.m. Before the start, the family-only grid walk is also recommended

Families with children in elementary school or younger should also pay attention to the family-only grid walk. It’s a special experience unique to Super Taikyu at Motegi, where you can see the cars up close just before the start.
* An invitation ticket distributed inside the park from 9:30 a.m. is required

1:45 p.m. In the afternoon, experience the excitement of endurance racing in Final Race 1

In the afternoon, it’s finally time for Final Race 1. The highlights of endurance racing are not only the intensity right after the start but also the pit work such as refueling and tire changes, as well as the gradual shifts in the race due to changes in weather, track conditions, and car status. First, fully enjoy the start, then it’s recommended to watch at your own pace while taking breaks and enjoying events.

If you have time, visit the Honda Collection Hall.
From 3:30 p.m., there will also be an engine start event for legendary F1 machines.

After enjoying race viewing and events, we also recommend stopping by the Honda Collection Hall.

On the 21st and 22nd, the "TAMIYA RC Car Festival in MOBILITY RESORT MOTEGI" will be held, where you can experience the charm of RC cars and Mini 4WD.

Also, from 3:30 p.m., there will be an engine start event for the "Honda RA272" and "McLaren Honda MP4/6."

In the evening, we also recommend relaxing at the hotel or glamping.

After fully enjoying the race viewing and the park, we also recommend spending a relaxing time at the Mobility Resort Motegi Hotel or Forest and Starry Sky Camping Village.
Special plans with spectator tickets are also available, so you can enjoy your stay without worrying about transportation.

Of course, relaxing at the hotel is great, but experiencing nature through glamping or camping stays is a unique charm of Motegi.

PICKUP! How to Spend Sunday

Start the morning feeling the excitement of the final race day

Sunday is a day to enjoy the atmosphere of the final race from the morning. Arrive a little early to check the spectator seats and the flow inside the venue while preparing for the upcoming race. In addition to the final Race 2 on Sunday, the first-ever S耐 Challenge final at Motegi is also scheduled, allowing you to feel the race excitement from the morning.

10:05–10:40 a.m. Get Up Close to the Machines During the Pit Walk

Head to the Pit Walk in the morning. This is a Sunday-only highlight where you can see the teams and machines up close just before the final race. Experiencing the tense atmosphere as they prepare to take on the 4-hour race will make watching the race even more exciting.

Both before the final and during breaks, head to the S-Tai Yokocho and spring events

We recommend spending the time before the race at the S-Tai Yokocho, spring events, or around the Park.

Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the Grandstand Plaza, get active at "RINDO BIKE" or "KIDS BIKE Field," and spend time as a family in your own way. Not only can you enjoy these before the final, but stopping by during the long race breaks is a unique feature of Super Taikyu. You don’t have to stay seated the whole time—you can enjoy the day at your own pace.
Exciting Spring Ride Fest is here >

11:10–11:35 a.m. Before the start, join the family-only grid walk

After qualifying, head to the grid walk. This popular time lets you see the machines and teams up close from a different perspective than when they’re on the track. Experiencing the atmosphere leading up to the main race will further enhance your enjoyment of the event.
* An invitation ticket distributed inside the park from 9:30 a.m. is required

12:00 p.m.～In the afternoon, watch the final Race 2 closely

Final Race 2 starts in the afternoon. In Super Taikyu, cars with different speeds run on the same course, creating overtakes and tactical battles at various corners. The intensity right after the start is thrilling, and the way the race unfolds gradually changes toward the end, which is a unique appeal of endurance racing. Please enjoy the drama that continues until the checkered flag.

After the race, enjoy the lingering excitement with the Parc Fermé Walk

Don’t miss the Parc Fermé Walk after the final Race 2. You can take a close look at the machines that have just finished the race and slowly savor the afterglow of the final. It’s a time to fully experience the race atmosphere right up to the checkered flag excitement.

Visit the Honda Collection Hall before or between races.
Engine start-ups of legendary F1 machines at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

On Sunday as well, the TAMIYA RC Car Festival will be held at the Honda Collection Hall. In addition to watching the races, you can fully enjoy a Motegi-style day by combining events and exhibitions. Rather than rushing to stop by between the final race viewing, it is recommended to enjoy it if you have enough time. Also, at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., there will be engine start-up events for the "Honda RA272" and "McLaren Honda MP4/6."

In the evening, we also recommend staying overnight to relax and wrap up your weekend.

On Sunday as well, we recommend spending a relaxing time at the Mobility Resort Motegi Hotel or the Forest and Starry Sky Camping Village. Special plans including spectator tickets are also available, so after fully enjoying the race and the park, you can spend your time comfortably without worrying about transportation. This is perfect not only for visitors coming from afar but also for those who want to relax with their family.