An Exclusive Glimpse into the F1 Paddock
Aston Martin Aramco Formula One® Team and F1 Unlocked are offering racing fans the opportunity to witness the exhilarating start of the new season like never before, with unprecedented access to the inner workings of the sport.

The roar of the engines, the blur of color as the cars whiz by, and the electricity of the crowd – the opening race of the Formula 1 season is a truly captivating experience. Now, thanks to an exclusive partnership between Aston Martin Aramco Formula One® Team and F1 Unlocked, avid fans have the chance to immerse themselves in the action like never before.
This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity grants lucky winners unparalleled access to the heart of the Formula 1 paddock. From the moment they step into the team's hospitality area, they'll be transported into the high-intensity world of elite motorsport, rubbing shoulders with the engineers, mechanics, and drivers who bring the sport to life.
Imagine the thrill of watching the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One® Team prepare their cars for the race, gaining an insider's perspective on the meticulous attention to detail and strategic brilliance that goes into each lightning-fast pit stop. Or the exhilaration of witnessing the drivers' pre-race routine, as they mentally and physically prepare to push the limits of human and machine.
But the excitement doesn't stop there. Winners will also have the chance to attend the post-race press conference, where they'll hear firsthand from the podium finishers as they reflect on the highs and lows of the day's events. It's an opportunity to glimpse the true emotions and experiences of the sport's biggest stars, an insight that even the most dedicated fans rarely get to see.
This is more than just a chance to attend a race – it's a chance to become a part of the Formula 1 story, to feel the energy and the passion that drives the sport forward. So, if you're ready to step into the heart of the action and be a part of something truly special, don't miss your opportunity to win your place on the grid with F1 Unlocked.
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Related Regulations
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Article B10.2
Podium Ceremony
Chapter: B
In Simple Terms
The top three finishers and a representative from the winning constructor participate in the podium ceremony. Drivers must wear their racing suits on the podium, then change into team uniforms for interviews and the press conference that follow.
- Only 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place drivers plus winning constructor representative attend podium ceremony
- Drivers must wear their driving suits during the podium ceremony
- Team uniforms are required for television interviews and press conference
- Prize-giving ceremony is followed by media obligations
Official FIA Text
Drivers finishing 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions and winning constructor representative attend prize-giving ceremony. Drivers must remain attired in driving suits during podium ceremony and in team uniforms during press conference. Television interviews and press conference to follow.
Article B10.1.4
Third day of on track running
Chapter: B
In Simple Terms
On race day, all drivers must participate in a 30-minute parade around the track two hours before the race starts, and then be at their grid positions at least 16 minutes before the formation lap. After the race, the top three finishers do the podium ceremony, while all other drivers must stick around for media interviews.
- All drivers must attend a 30-minute drivers parade starting two hours before the formation lap
- Drivers must be present at their grid position no less than 16 minutes before the formation lap begins
- Top three finishers participate in post-race podium procedures and celebrations
- Drivers finishing outside the top three are required to be available for post-race media interviews
Official FIA Text
All drivers attend 30 minute drivers parade commencing two hours before formation lap. Drivers must be present at grid no less than 16 minutes before formation lap. Top three finishers participate in post-race procedures. Drivers finishing outside top three must make themselves available for media interviews.
Article B1.6.8
General Safety - Team Members in Signalling Area
Chapter: ARTICLE B1: ORGANISATION OF A COMPETITION
In Simple Terms
Each F1 team can have a maximum of 12 people in the signalling area (the pit lane section where they communicate with their driver) during all racing events. This includes practice sessions, qualifying, sprint races, and the main race. The rule keeps the pit lane organized and safe.
- Maximum of 12 team members allowed in the signalling area per team
- Applies to all session types: practice, qualifying, sprint qualifying, sprint, and race
- The signalling area is the designated pit lane zone for team-to-driver communication
- Rule maintains pit lane safety and operational standards
Official FIA Text
Only twelve team members per Competitor permitted in signalling area during practice, qualifying, sprint qualifying, sprint session and Race.
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