- Tickets will be sold through two methods: a lottery run by the Fuji International Speedway and first-come-first-served sales through travel agencies. Tickets for wheelchair seating will be set through a separate channel.
- An announcement is planned to be made in late March for ticket purchase applications from overseas.
| - | Changed from last year's double lottery, a single lottery will be held and any seats remaining after the lottery will be sold on a first-come-first-served basis. | ||||
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- Applications will be accepted through Fuji Speedway's F1 website and by post.
NOTE: A special Internet website will be opened on May 1 to allow customers to register their details in advance. Applications for tickets will start being accepted on May 12.
| - | Tickets will be sold via travel agencies on a first-come-first-served basis. |
| - | Tickets will be sold in the form of tour packages that may include an admission ticket, accommodation and transportation. Further details are planned to be announced in mid-May by each agency. |
| - | Applications will be accepted at travel agency branches, travel agency websites, and by telephone. |
| - | Applications will be accepted up to June 1, and, in the event of a large number of applications, a lottery will be held and successful applicants are planned to be notified on June 11 by postcard. |
| - | Applications will be accepted by mail only. (Further details are planned to be announced in late March). A copy of a Japanese-government-issued identification booklet for the physically handicapped or other relevant identification is required. |
*Canceled when there are no tickets.
