[Other Sport] F1 British Grand Prix

[BensGrandad]

Good advice. Imagine spending all that money to go to a Grand Prix only to end up watching cars going round and round in circles.

Save money go and sit on an M25 bridge for a few hours.

 

[sjamesb3466]

Save money go and sit on an M25 bridge for a few hours.

Says the man who last season ruined pretty much every F1 race thread with his usual moronic nonsense

 

[Geestar]

Says the man who last season ruined pretty much every thread with his usual moronic nonsense

Edited for you.

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[sjamesb3466]

Edited for you.

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Ah yes, apologies for the oversight

 

[Icy Gull]

Save money go and sit on an M25 bridge for a few hours.

Would you regularly go on a thread about watching traffic from an M25 bridge asking inane questions about it then?

 

[seagullwedgee]

I’ve been a few times, and always park at one of the school sites in Silverstone village. Search for their website, you can prebook a raceday space for about 20 quid, and it’s a 15 minute walk from there.

 

[Driver8]

Anyone been to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix? I’m going in November and have general admission tickets rather than in a Grandstand. It looks like there is a hill to stand on which should be OK.

 

[Geestar]

Just started watching the Netflix series 'Drive to Survive'

Quality so far!

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[PeterOut]

Anyone been to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix? I’m going in November and have general admission tickets rather than in a Grandstand. It looks like there is a hill to stand on which should be OK.

Most places at Abu Dhabi F1 are in Grandstands - however, Abu Dhabi Hill is more or less in the centre of the track, with decent views of much of the circuit.
It's a great experience overall - make sure you get your wristband and go to the after-race concerts. And if you can, go to Ferrari World (next door to the track) and take a ride on the world's fastest rollercoaster

 

[Worried Man Blues]

Anyone been to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix? I’m going in November and have general admission tickets rather than in a Grandstand. It looks like there is a hill to stand on which should be OK.

It's called a dune

 

[Driver8]

Most places at Abu Dhabi F1 are in Grandstands - however, Abu Dhabi Hill is more or less in the centre of the track, with decent views of much of the circuit.
It's a great experience overall - make sure you get your wristband and go to the after-race concerts. And if you can, go to Ferrari World (next door to the track) and take a ride on the world's fastest rollercoaster

Cheers!

 

[Gregory2Smith1]

last time I went to Silverstone Johnny Herbert won,so I'm guessing things have changed

always stood at Becketts

good value for GA

 

[Gregory2Smith1]

You must do Spa. Do the whole weekend and stand and watch them through Eau Rouge during practice, the TV doesn't do it justice.
Camp sites are a blast as long as sleep is not on your agenda. [emoji16][emoji23][emoji1787]. Plus the frickadelan and chips is a must as is the waffles. Both are in plentiful supply around the track. We watch the
race at Pouhon (think that's right spelling)
and we stay at the Eau Rouge campsite.
If you go avoid the Brussels ring road, it's a bloody nightmare.

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there used to be a phone box in the dip at Eau Rouge

would phone home and say listen to this

big bollocks corner

 

[Gregory2Smith1]

Only trouble with Spa is the Dutch who since Verstappen has come on to the scene are in general a bunch of arrogant *****.

same in the Schumi era

remember when Damon pipped Schumi for 3rd in quali in the Jordan

I was jumping up and down like Brighton had scored

all the krauts were very sour faced

then race day

superb

cheers DC