spa 2015

[gaz1234]

We're going to this next year.
Just wondered which site is the best price?
Which stand is best?

Thinking of doing weekend pass.
A grand each?

[Anjum]

Goldtrack are fantastic!

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[anonymous-user]

I'm always surprised how good general admission is at european circuits. At Spa it stretches all the way from Kemmel to Les Combes and then the hillside around Pouhon to Stavelot. There are even big screens at some points and enough frites wagons to cope with demand. I'd just take loads of beer and sit on the hillside, you can use as smartphone to keep up to date if you really lose track of whats happening. Take a brolly/cheap beach shelter in case it rains and just drink more.

I'd only ever buy tickets from the official circuit website for F1, I'd be surprised if you can get them cheaper but there is always the risk that the other sites out there are either cheaper because they are selling tickets they dont actually have or they just hope people punch spa f1 tickets into google....

http://www.spagrandprix.com/ is the direct link for the F1 from the circuit website http://www.spa-francorchamps.be/en/

Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 9th January 09:14

[Anjum]

Sorry - re-read the OP. You can walk around the outside of the track - and if you can get to Blanchmonte 1 and 2 - there you will see the cars at max attack - and see the aero working. Quite awesome to see.

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[gaz1234]

Anjum said:

Sorry - re-read the OP. You can walk around the outside of the track - and if you can get to Blanchmonte 1 and 2 - there you will see the cars at max attack - and see the aero working. Quite awesome to see.

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the back end of the track, as they come into the hard right left before pits?