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Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club (GMR&SC) has announced that physical ticket sales for the highly anticipated Guyana Grand Prix officially begin today. While tickets have already been available online through the GuyanaGo.org platform, the release of physical tickets represents another major milestone in the countdown to what is expected to be the largest motorsport spectacle ever hosted in Guyana.
A representative of the GMR&SC confirmed that the printed tickets arrived this week and were prepared for distribution following the addition of official security markings. “We got the tickets in our hands this week. We just needed to add our signature security marking and then distribute,” the spokesperson said. “Fans will be pleased to know that they can now get those tickets in their hands.”
Available ticket options include General Admission passes for Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12, as well as exclusive VIP and Paddock Club packages. Fans can purchase tickets at all Lyft Gym locations and at the Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club offices at Thomaslands and Albert Street. General Admission tickets are priced at $4,000 for Saturday’s event, while Sunday race-day admission starts at $9,000.
The GMR&SC has also introduced premium packages for fans seeking a more exclusive experience. The Sunday VIP Experience, priced at $50,000, includes access to a premium hospitality suite featuring lunch, snacks, an open bar with dedicated service, private air-conditioned restroom facilities, dedicated VIP parking, and panoramic views of the South Dakota circuit.
“We’re excited to officially launch physical ticket sales and welcome fans from across Guyana and the region to what promises to be the biggest Motor Racing event yet. We’ve carefully planned spectator access to make arriving at the circuit as efficient as possible, and we encourage everyone to use the designated entrances for their ticket category.” “The response to our VIP experience has exceeded expectations, and we’re now down to our final allocation of VIP tickets. If you’ve been thinking about attending in VIP, I encourage you not to wait, as we’re very close to selling out. We look forward to delivering an unforgettable weekend of world-class racing, entertainment, and hospitality,” the spokesman added.
Meanwhile, the Sunday Paddock Club Pass, priced at $100,000, offers fans an unparalleled behind-the-scenes experience. The package includes all VIP benefits, along with pit lane access, closer interaction with the GT cars, exclusive driver photo opportunities, and access to the pre-race grid walk and cultural festivities. According to the club, the Paddock Club package is a limited opportunity for fans who want to experience the event from the closest possible vantage point.
In addition to race tickets, fans can also purchase official GT Challenge de las Américas merchandise, including event shirts priced at $8,000. The Guyana Grand Prix is set to take place on July 11 and 12, bringing together regional and international competitors for a landmark weekend of high-speed racing and entertainment at the South Dakota Circuit.
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