What F1 race to attend?

What F1 race to attend?

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skyracer

19 posts

151 months

Tuesday 12th February 2013
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Am doing my very best to go to Texas for the November race this year, me and my mate. Holiday time all booked, registered for ticket info with Circuit of The Americas.

Still have a ton of research to do, to find out where to stay, where else to go whilst we are there etc etc..

But I cant wait, its going to be great.

chevronb37

6,471 posts

188 months

Tuesday 12th February 2013
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Can't wait to hear about Texas!

I've got a provisional agreement with Mrs Chev that we'll go next year. Take two weeks over it and see Houston, New Orleans and Austin. Friends are interested too and fancy doing a NASCAR race while we're over there.

Yeehar!

swin190

29 posts

164 months

Tuesday 12th February 2013
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Done silverstone last time was in 2000 (the bad year) 2001 went to monza stayed in a small village in the middle of nowhere just a spa,one hotel and couple of places to eat, 2007 did spa weather was great,out of the three monza wins hands down

chevronb37

6,471 posts

188 months

Tuesday 12th February 2013
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Gaz. said:
chevronb37 said:
Can't wait to hear about Texas!

I've got a provisional agreement with Mrs Chev that we'll go next year. Take two weeks over it and see Houston, New Orleans and Austin. Friends are interested too and fancy doing a NASCAR race while we're over there.

Yeehar!
That sounds fantastic.

Reading all these threads about the European races it seems that if you go with mates= Spa, if you are going with the Missus (or Mister) = Valencia.

Singapore looks good but I have heard that it is incredibly expensive.
Got to get our Australia trip out of the way first! Bathurst and MotoGP, just booked flights on Saturday. I'm like a dog with two dicks!

I did Barcelona MotoGP with Mrs Chev last year and that was great. We had a week in Barca and did two days at the circuit and then a great city break too. We both loved it and swore we'd be back soon. Highly recommended as a pleasant motor racing experience.

George29

14,711 posts

166 months

Tuesday 12th February 2013
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Barcelona is the best race I've been to in terms of spectating. Sit in stands C, G or H and you will get an amazing view of the track, can see loads of stuff.

Gaz. said:
Reading all these threads about the European races it seems that if you go with mates= Spa, if you are going with the Missus (or Mister) = Valencia.

Singapore looks good but I have heard that it is incredibly expensive.
Valencia was immensely disappointing for me, will never be going back to that one. Spa is good but crap weather every time I've been. I went to Singapore last year, good atmosphere but dull race and very expensive. Nice to do once but I wouldn't rush back.

Malaysia on the other hand is brilliant, going to that again this year.

Matt..

3,637 posts

191 months

Wednesday 13th February 2013
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George29 said:
Spa is good but crap weather every time I've been.
But that's one of the main reasons it's so good. No one goes to Spa expecting sun for the entire weekend do they?

mylesmcd

2,541 posts

221 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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My brother went to all European races about 3/4 years ago.....when asked he said Hungary was the race of choice. The reason being every guard can be bribed and access is awesome!


the eye candy is also a major factor.

woof

8,456 posts

279 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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ShinyF1 said:
woof said:
Monaco (been 6 times!) with Monza a very close second choice.
But I really want to go to Austin smile
Did Austin this year and much more enjoyable than Monaco IMHO.

If you go to Texas I suggest trying to find a house to rent - access to city and track were good this year. Had a treat on the Sunday night to find the Sauber drivers in the same restaurant as us [though keeping well apart from each other].

Just think - you could do US immigration at Vegas then head on to Austin after a couple of days......
Renting a house is definitely the way to go. Friends did this last year as well

pingu393

8,081 posts

207 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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Tickets bought for Secteur Rocher at Monaco for Sat & Sun. £263.20 for two people. Just need to find a way to get there now smile.

woof

8,456 posts

279 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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pingu393 said:
Tickets bought for Secteur Rocher at Monaco for Sat & Sun. £263.20 for two people. Just need to find a way to get there now smile.
Fly - it's the cheapest way. Tolls, fuel and speeding fines make it bloody expensive to drive these days.
Check BA - often they're the same price as Easyjet over that weekend.



pingu393

8,081 posts

207 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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It's all sorted. A tour of Europe - 15 countries in 15 days smile.

Dr JonboyG

2,561 posts

241 months

Tuesday 26th February 2013
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ShinyF1 said:
Did Austin this year and much more enjoyable than Monaco IMHO.

If you go to Texas I suggest trying to find a house to rent - access to city and track were good this year.
Definitely one to consider. Had a truly excellent time last year.

Driver Rider

604 posts

199 months

Wednesday 16th July 2014
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Hi guys where did you book your tickets for these events?

Norfolkit

2,394 posts

192 months

Friday 18th July 2014
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Driver Rider said:
Hi guys where did you book your tickets for these events?
http://www.bookf1.com/

Used them a few times without problems, booked our Monza tickets for September with them.