F1 United States GP Hospitality: The $37,000 Gordon Ramsay Feast That Only 120 Ticket Holders Experienced

British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay was part of an exclusive $37,000 experience available in the paddock at the F1 United States Grand Prix. Only a total of 120 guests paid the aforementioned amount to enjoy a dining concept developed by the multi-Michelin-starred chef over the three-day race weekend.

F1 offered a select few fans a chance to experience this event, which was named ‘Gordon Ramsay at the F1 Paddock’. This included not only a meal curated by Ramsay but also a look into the inner workings of the sport as well as other behind-the-scenes experiences.

On Tuesday, F1 photographer and YouTuber Kym Illman shared a video on Instagram, revealing the cost before taxes. He also shared that exclusive grandstand seating was a part of the package.

This year’s US Grand Prix also featured THE CIRCUIT clubhouse inside the new building developed at the end of the main straight at the Circuit of the Americas. This is a new luxury members-only clubhouse linked to the grandstands, featuring viewing suites and catering.

The Texas-based track now also features what COTA circuit owners have described as the world’s largest hat. This 17-foot-tall cowboy hat is made out of fiberglass and features a bar inside it. This has been built in the Lone Star area of the circuit as another tourist attraction.

The same experience featuring Ramsay has also already been announced for the 2027 US Grand Prix, and tickets are currently on sale starting from $24,350.

Gordon Ramsay Attended the F1 US Grand Prix With His Family

Ramsay attended the F1 US Grand Prix with his wife, Tana, his youngest daughter, Tilly and his second-youngest son, Oscar. The Briton shared a photo of the family in the pit lane at COTA via social media on Monday. This was his son’s first F1 race that he has attended in person.

“Suited and booted and ready for an incredible Formula 1 race!! Oscar’s first ever Formula 1 [race] at COTA!!” read the caption of the Instagram post.

The Ramsay family saw Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli claim the race win in Austin, as Charles Leclerc (P2) and Max Verstappen (P3) rounded off the podium positions.

Other Celebrities Spotted at the F1 US Grand Prix

Other than Ramsay, a whole host of other A-listers were spotted in the US Grand Prix paddock last weekend. This included the likes of ‘F1: The Movie’ star Damson Idris and podcaster/UFC commentator Joe Rogan.

Meanwhile, actor Gavin Casalegno also attended the race in Austin. Comedians Theo Von and Keegan-Michael Key were also amongst the attendees. WNBA players Sophie Cunningham and Cameron Brink also attended the race, with the former chosen to wave the checkered flag at the end of the race.

British television presenter Jeremy Clarkson also attended the race. The former ‘Top Gear’ host expressed his displeasure at other celebrities attending F1 races, as he feels some of them do not even ‘recognize what a car is’.

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