2025/07/31
Please be careful of heatstroke
During the "2025 FIM World Endurance Championship "Coca-Cola" Suzuka 8 hours 46th event," high temperatures are expected. Please be very careful of heatstroke and cooperate so that everyone can enjoy watching the race.
■Preparation Before Visiting
・Get plenty of sleep and eat well to arrive at Suzuka Circuit in perfect condition.
■During Your Visit
・Make sure to eat properly and frequently replenish fluids and salt.
・Please hydrate before you feel thirsty.
・In addition to wearing cool clothing, please wear a hat or use a parasol to protect yourself from direct sunlight.
* Tents, parasols, and handheld umbrellas are not allowed in reserved seats (V1, V2, S, S-BOX, R-BOX, GRANVIEW) and area seats (B1, B2, Q2). They are only permitted in unreserved seats (C, D, E, R, West Area).
■Heat countermeasures implemented by SUZUKA CIRCUIT
・Shade tents will be set up around the spectator seats.
・Big fans will be installed in GP Square. Mists will also be set up in various locations.
・A cool-down area twice the size of last year (approximately 600㎡) will be prepared in the 8FES! (Traffic Education Center) area.
・The spectator ticket includes admission to the pool (WATER PARK AQUA ADVENTURE). Monitors are also installed at the pool so you can watch the race there.
・At the NANKAI 8FES stage, there will be a water-based event called "NANKAI Splash."
■If you are feeling unwell
・If you happen to feel unwell, or if you find someone else who is unwell, please come to the first aid station or do not hesitate to speak to a nearby staff member. The first aid station is located inside GP Square, next to the Main Gate. The location of the first aid station is here
(Reference) Examples of heatstroke symptoms
・Dizziness or facial flushing
・Muscle pain or muscle cramps
・Fatigue or nausea
・Abnormal sweating
・Fever or skin abnormalities
■Preparation Before Visiting
・Get plenty of sleep and eat well to arrive at Suzuka Circuit in perfect condition.
■During Your Visit
・Make sure to eat properly and frequently replenish fluids and salt.
・Please hydrate before you feel thirsty.
・In addition to wearing cool clothing, please wear a hat or use a parasol to protect yourself from direct sunlight.
* Tents, parasols, and handheld umbrellas are not allowed in reserved seats (V1, V2, S, S-BOX, R-BOX, GRANVIEW) and area seats (B1, B2, Q2). They are only permitted in unreserved seats (C, D, E, R, West Area).
■Heat countermeasures implemented by SUZUKA CIRCUIT
・Shade tents will be set up around the spectator seats.
・Big fans will be installed in GP Square. Mists will also be set up in various locations.
・A cool-down area twice the size of last year (approximately 600㎡) will be prepared in the 8FES! (Traffic Education Center) area.
・The spectator ticket includes admission to the pool (WATER PARK AQUA ADVENTURE). Monitors are also installed at the pool so you can watch the race there.
・At the NANKAI 8FES stage, there will be a water-based event called "NANKAI Splash."
■If you are feeling unwell
・If you happen to feel unwell, or if you find someone else who is unwell, please come to the first aid station or do not hesitate to speak to a nearby staff member. The first aid station is located inside GP Square, next to the Main Gate. The location of the first aid station is here
(Reference) Examples of heatstroke symptoms
・Dizziness or facial flushing
・Muscle pain or muscle cramps
・Fatigue or nausea
・Abnormal sweating
・Fever or skin abnormalities
Recommended Clothing
- (1) Hat
- The sunlight becomes quite strong, so a hat is a must. A wide-brimmed hat is recommended.
- (2) Sunglasses
- It is recommended to prepare to protect your eyes from the glare of the sun and ultraviolet rays so you can comfortably watch the race.
- (3) Bag
- A backpack that can hold a lot of items such as heat countermeasure goods and souvenirs, and keeps your hands free, is recommended. Also, a smartphone shoulder bag that makes it easy to take out your phone or a waist pouch can be convenient.
- (4) Tops
- Even when the temperature is high, it is recommended to wear tops that do not get direct sunlight or short sleeves with arm covers to protect against UV rays and sunburn.
- (5) Bottoms
- Like with tops, choose bottoms that are not exposed to direct sunlight, such as shorts with leg covers, according to your preference.
- (6) Shoes
- For race viewing, we highly recommend comfortable, well-broken-in shoes that are easy to walk in. Even if it's hot, sandals are not recommended. If you plan to use the pool, it's okay to bring sandals separately in addition to comfortable walking shoes.
Recommended Items to Bring
- (1) Sunscreen
- Apply sunscreen thoroughly before going out in the summer. Be sure to bring some with you for reapplication on site.
- (2) Parasol
- Recommended to block direct sunlight. However, since there are restrictions on the admission area where it can be used, please check the admission area in advance. →About the Admission Area
- (3) Heat Countermeasure Goods
- Handheld fans, sweat wipes, cooling towels, and the like are recommended.
- (4) Towel
- An essential item for wiping sweat on hot days and rainwater on rainy days. Larger ones with hoods are also useful for sun protection.
- (5) Raincoat / Poncho
- As a rain measure, a raincoat or poncho is recommended because it takes up less space than an umbrella and keeps both hands free. Even if it seems like there won't be much rain, it's a good idea to have one ready just in case the weather changes suddenly.
- (6) Plastic Bag
- Useful for storing towels or clothes that have gotten wet from sweat or rain. Since they come in handy in many situations, bring several large, durable ones.
- (7) Seat Cushion
- For chairs exposed to the sun or those that may be wet, where you might sit for long periods, a portable folding type is recommended.
Recommended Items to Bring for Enjoying the Race Even More
- (1) Water Bottle
- Of course, you can bring drinks from home, but it is also recommended to purchase from vending machines within the Suzuka Circuit facilities and bring plenty of ice so you can always have cold hydration. Don't forget to stay hydrated frequently.
- (2) Changing Clothes
- It's not a bad idea to bring it along for when you sweat, and since the pool at Suzuka Circuit is also available in summer.
- (3) Swimsuit
- With the spectator ticket, you can also use the pool, so don’t forget if you plan to use it.
- (4) Mobile Battery
- Since there are few or no places to charge your devices outdoors all day, having one mobile battery with you will give you peace of mind.
- (5) Earphones
- Of course, it can be used during short waiting times, but if you have noise-canceling earphones, you can even use them as earplugs!
