Since 2025 the British Grand Prix has had the Landostand Grandstands situated at Stowe Corner at Silverstone.
I sat in these grandstands at last year’s GP, so this is my guide to help you choose your seats in this stand. It includes videos of the views from different parts of the stand, a full seating plan, my tips on picking the best seats, tickets and more.
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Landostand
Since 2025, Lando Norris has partnered with Silverstone for his home race at the British Grand Prix to turn the grandstands at Stowe Corner in to the Landostands.
These are painted with his infamous flourescent yellow and black colour scheme and will be full of fellow Lando fans. If you buy a ticket for a seat in this stand, and you get a free Landostand T-shirt plus a Lando fan pack with your seat purchase. But be warned, tickets sold out almost immediately in their first year, so see the later section on Tickets for where else to get Landostand seats.
There were actually four seperate parts to the Landostand last year:
- Landostand A
- Landostand B
- Landostand C
- Landostand D
Landostand D was an extension they built after A, B and C sold out almost immediately. As the map below shows, they are all situated on the outside of the circuit at Stowe Corner, Turn 13.
There is also the option to go for standing tickets here. The standing area is in front of Landostands B, C and D, but I’d pay the extra and go for seats.
All tickets to the Landostand give you general admission access to the rest of the circuit on the day(s) your ticket is valid.
All the other info on this page about the views from Stowe is applicable, it’s just that next year they’ll be called the Landostand!
Where is Stowe corner?
Stowe corner is Turn 13 on the Silverstone Grand Prix circuit layout. It’s a fast right-hander that’s about three quarters of the way around the lap.
It’s at the end of the very fast Hangar Straight where F1 cars reach their top speed and just before Vale corner and Club corner, the final technical section of the lap.
On the run down Hangar Straight prior to Stowe corner, F1 cars reach their top speed around Silverstone of almost 320kph. This video of Lewis Hamilton’s 2020 pole lap at the British Grand Prix shows him maxing out at 318kph. That’s 198mph.
Is Stowe a good place to sit at Silverstone?
Stowe is a good place to sit at Silverstone for the F1 if you want to see the cars involved in some high speed cornering with their downforce being put to the test.
Unlike Copse or Abbey it’s not flat out, which means it’s a little harder to judge for the drivers and often you’ll see cars running slightly wide on the large run-off area at the corner exit.
The long Hangar Straight before Stowe is also one of the DRS Zones, so the braking zone for Stowe it’s often a good opportunity for some late braking and overtaking in to the corner.
Additionaly, right behind the grandstands at Stowe Corner is a massive food and drink area with a big TV screen, toilets, water filling stations and loads of places to sit. Plus there’s lots of Lando merch stalls too, so you’ve got everything you need in this one corner of the circuit without needing to walk elsewhere.
For those interested in camping at Silverstone the sites to the South and East of the circuit are the closest to Stowe Corner. These include the Ridings, Whittlebury Park and Woodlands.
Landostand tickets
Landostand tickets sold out within minutes of being released for the 2025 race.
If that’s the case but you still want to sit here, I’d suggest buying tickets through Viagogo or StubHub.
They always have lots of tickets for sale, including many single-day options, even if they’re sold out on the official site. I’ve already seen some Landostand tickets appear on there too.
I’ve used both platforms for F1 tickets many times over the last couple of years, including this year’s British GP. I’ve always had a great experience with them and will definitely use them again this year.
They also have a very robust ‘FanProtect guarantee’ which means your tickets and money are very well protected.
Are the Landostands covered?
None of the Landostand grandstands are covered, all four of them are fully open to the elements. So bring your raincoat or your sun hat, depending on what the British weather fancies doing.
Are there big TV screens visible from here?
There are two large TV screens across the circuit, on the inside of the track. These are slightly spread out so are more or less visible depending on which bit of the corner, or which grandstand you are sat in.
The images below show how your views of the screen change from the different stands.
I haven’t got a photo of the view of the screens from Landostand D, but you’ll be slightly further left than in the image above for C, so you’ll only really be able to see the TV on the left hand side.
Landostand A / Stowe A
Location
Landostand A (previously called Stowe A) is the closest of the three grandstands to the Hangar Straight, and sits parallel to it. It is on the outside of the circuit (left-hand side) just as the cars turn in to the corner. The track starts off close to the grandstand but gradually turns away from it.
Landostand A is North-West facing.
View
The image below shows the parts of the circuit visible from this stand highlighted in pink:
Being pretty much parallel to the Hangar straight, the view back down the straight towards the exit of Chapel is slightly compromised. Usually you can only see as far as the Hangar bridge.
The benefit of its orientation, however, is that you get a wonderful view of the cars as they leave Stowe corner and you can follow them all the way past the first apex of Vale (Turn 14) often the scene for some great overtaking. None of the other Stowe grandstands have such a good view of that section of track. However, to get that view you need to be high up.
As an example, this first video shows the view from the front row, Row A. Because it’s filmed from the front row which is lowest down, it’s hard to see over the slightly hump in the track after Stowe down towards Vale and the Club chicane:
This next video, however, was filmed from Row N, so much higher up. it perfectly captures the view, showing how much you can of the cars as they run down through Vale corner from this higher row.
Stowe A / Landostand A seating plan
Below is the seating plan for Stowe A grandstand, which is the same for Landostand A. Enter your name and email in the boxes below and the full hi-res plan will be sent straight to your inbox.
You can see how the track curves away from this grandstand as it goes around Stowe corner.
Stowe A is the largest of the three grandstands here. The rows run from A (front / lowest) to W (back / highest) and seat numbers go from 1 (nearest to the start of the Hangar Straight) to 204 (furthest from the track as it curves away from you).
I would chose to sit in the middle of the grandstand in the highest rows to have the best view of the cars as they run down towards Vale.
Landostand B / Stowe B
Location
Landostand B (previously Stowe B) is inbetween A and C, again on the outside of the circuit. It is directly opposite the apex of the corner and at 45 degrees to both Stowe A and C, so is pretty much North facing.
View
The image below shows how much of the circuit can be seen from Landstand B, highlighted in pink.
The positioning of Stowe B grandstand at Silverstone means that you can see more of the Hangar straight than either of the other two grandstands. If you get the right spot you can actually see the cars as they exit Chapel corner, then lose them again briefly as they enter the Hangar Straight, then follow them all the way down to Stowe.
The downside is you can’t quite see as much as the cars head towards Vale. At best you can just about see them turn in to the left hander, but not a lot else.
This first video shows an example of the view Row H in Landostand B:
This next video is slightly older but the stand is in the same place. It was filmed from a slightly higher row, but in seats further to the left (higher seat numbers), so you can see a little less clearly down the Hangar Straight:
This next video is also older, but it was filmed from pretty much the back row (U) giving a nice high vantage point, and in lower to middle seat numbers that look straight back down the Hangar Straight.
Stowe B / Landostand B seating plan
Below is the seating plan for Stowe B grandstand which is the same as for the Landostand B. Enter your name and email in the boxes below and the full hi-res plan will be sent straight to your inbox.
The rows run from A (front / lowest) to U (back / highest) and seat numbers go from 1 (closest to Hangar Straight) to 144 (closest to Vale).
I’d go for seat numbers in the lower to middle areas to get a clearer view down the Hangar Straight.
Landostand C / Stowe C
Where is it?
Landostand C (previously named Stowe C) is between B and D. It is positioned parallel to the track as it exits Stowe and runs down to Vale.
Because of its location towards the exit of Stowe and to allow for the large gravel trap here, it is set back the furthest of these three grandstands from the edge of the track. It’s North-East facing.
What's the view like?
The image below shows the sections of the track that can be seen from here, highlighted in pink.
Because it is set back quite a way from the edge of the track, Stowe C has the poorer view than A or B. Your view back up the Hangar straight is compromised by things on the inside of the circuit. And your view down towards Vale is also limited by adjacent grandstands and spectator areas to your left.
The best place to sit in Landostand C would be on the extreme right hand side (lowest seat numbers). This means you are likely to get better views of both the Hangar Straight and the run to Vale.
This video was filmed from Row B of this grandstand. As it’s a low row, from here the view is pretty limited. You can only really see the apex of Stowe corner and not much to the left hand side either:
Stowe C / Landostand C seating plan
Below is the seating plan for Stowe C grandstand, which is also Landostand C. Enter your name and email in the boxes below and the full hi-res plan will be sent straight to your inbox.
Stowe C is exactly the same size and seating layout as Stowe B. The rows run from A (front / lowest) to U (back / highest) and seat numbers go from 1 (closest to Hangar Straight) to 144 (closest to Vale).
Landostand D / Stowe D
Location
Landostand D (also known as Stowe D) is the closest of the four grandstands to Vale corner. It’s a small extension on the left-hand end of Landostand C.
View
The image below shows the areas of the circuit you’ll be able to see from this stand highlighted in pink:
I don’t currently have a video of the view from here (if you’ve gone one and would like to be featured on this page, drop me a comment or an email!). But it will be similar to the video shown above for C, you’ll just be a little further to the left so your view of Stowe Corner will be reduced.
Standing area
You can also buy standing tickets for the Landostand. These give you an area infront of Stowe B, C and D to stand in.
The standing area is flat, it’s not banked. So as you’ll be at ground level you’ll not have a particularly good vantage point, and it’ll be first-come-first-served for who can get to the fence at the front first of all.
The image below shows this area:
Personally I’d pay the extra and get a grandstand seat.
Best seats
I’d try and get seats in Stowe B / Landostand B in the highest rows possible (aim for Row N and above). I’d also go for seats in the 40 – 80 range to try and get a view directly back down the Hangar Straight, whilst still having a great angle for watching the cars go down towards Vale and Club.
Nearest spectator entrances
The closest entrance for spectators is Gate 10, this is directly behind Stowe corner on the outside of the circuit.
See our other post on Silverstone’s spectator entrance gates for more details and a map of their locations.
Other Silverstone Grandstands
Check out my spectating guides for all other grandstands at Silverstone:
- Abbey grandstands
- Becketts grandstands
- Chapel grandstand
- Club corner grandstands
- Copse grandstands
- Farm Curve grandstands
- Hamilton Straight grandstands
- Luffield grandstands
- National Pit Straight grandstands
- Stirling grandstands
- The View grandstands
- Vale grandstands
- Village grandstands
- Woodcote grandstands
Probably a very silly question but the toilets, what are they like at the track? Are they proper toilet blocks or glorified porta loos lol. Saw a suggestion of taking disposable toilet covers and loo roll as a what to pack in bag, are they really that bad? We’re at Stowe for this year and on the interactive map I noticed they look like a block? Any info regarding them would be helpful and put my mind at ease. Thanks 🙂
Hi Sophie – most of them are permanent toilet blocks, probably with a few extra temporary toilets dotted around. Bring a spare loo roll is never a bad idea, just incase!
Aww amazing thank you so much for answering! That’s definitely eased my mind. Will be adding spare loo rolls to my packing list then 😀