Can you be dropped off at Silverstone F1?
Can you be dropped off at Silverstone F1?
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Mint Signs

Original Poster:

4 posts

207 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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Hi, looking for some advice, going to F1 this weekend for the first time and wondered if it's possible to get my missus to drop me off there? We have a parking permit but my mate and I would like to have a few too many drinks at the after party Saturday night so didn't want to drive. We are staying in Banbury so not far but too far to walk. I know the traffic flow is changed so is it possible to be dropped off and picked up later that evening?

cheers

Warren

jjones

4,489 posts

222 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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no idea, but if you are staying in Banbury then best of luck biggrin it's a complete st hole


Doofus

34,355 posts

202 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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You want your wife to drive to to a place, stop, let you out, turn around, and then bugger off?

Why would Silverstone be any different to anywhere else?

Surely this is more about your wife's driving ability than anything else confused

Acehood

1,326 posts

203 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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Yes but be prepared to walk quite a distance to the track

Sir Bagalot

7,089 posts

210 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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Ask her to drop you off at one of the park and rides. You won't need any tickets as they never check

MigX

791 posts

208 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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jjones said:
no idea, but if you are staying in Banbury then best of luck biggrin it's a complete st hole
smile it really is.

stevetav

191 posts

207 months

Saturday 9th July 2011
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Doofus said:
You want your wife to drive to to a place, stop, let you out, turn around, and then bugger off?

Why would Silverstone be any different to anywhere else?

Surely this is more about your wife's
driving ability than anything else
confused
Wrong....!
The main a43 this year is only for event traffic both ways, so there are four lanes in each direction. I think you will have a problem, suggest you obtain advise from the first steward you see en route


DWS

657 posts

247 months

Saturday 9th July 2011
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Get yourself dropped of at Whittlebury golf course. Its about 1/2 a mile walk to the circuit through thier camp site.

www.whittlebury.com

littleredrooster

6,369 posts

225 months

Saturday 9th July 2011
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stevetav said:
Wrong....!
The main a43 this year is only for event traffic both ways, so there are four lanes in each direction. I think you will have a problem, suggest you obtain advise from the first steward you see en route
Almost right! One-way system has functioned for at least the past four years. A43 is one-way into the circuit in the morning and one-way out of the circuit after lunch. The only vehicles which can use the exit lanes are emergency services and park-and-ride buses.

Once you are committed to the A43, I don't think you will be able to go anywhere other than the circuit for the duration.