AT THE CIRCUIT

To ensure a stress-free race weekend where you can focus entirely on the track action, here are some practical tips:

FOOD AND DRINK

Rest assured, you won't go hungry during the race weekend. Nearly every grandstand is equipped with a food zone offering refreshments. A solid variety of food and beverage options are available, including stands, each with its own unique culinary offerings. Guests are allowed to bring personal quantities of food and drinks, such as a single bottle, sandwich, piece of fruit, or snack. 

COMMUNICATION

Before heading to the circuit, ensure that all important information is saved on your phone, including tickets, maps, and details about your favourite riders. On Sundays, the network at Mobility Resort Motegi may become overloaded, making it difficult to load any data or reach others. If you plan to meet friends, it's wise to pre-arrange a meeting time and place, much like in the days before cell phones.

NOISE

Motorsport events can be extremely loud. While the noise level is manageable in the regular grandstands, it's advisable to wear earplugs if you're sitting closer to the track. If you're attending with children, be sure to provide them with headphones for protection.

WEATHER

As the race takes place in late October, Motegi can experience unpredictable weather conditions. It might be cool and dry, but there is also a possibility of rain, so it's important to come prepared. Bring layers to stay warm, and don't forget a waterproof jacket or poncho in case of showers. Sunscreen and hats are also recommended for daytime protection, as the sun can still be strong despite the cooler temperatures. Being prepared for a range of weather conditions will ensure you stay comfortable throughout the event.

If you want up-to-date weather information, we recommend using the Windy app.