Trackside Hospitality maybe
Discussion
Having not been to Le Mans for a few years and staying at a mates house 2 hours south of Le Mans for next years race, I fancy spending some money on hospitality for the first time. Ideally it should be located with good views of track, food from Saturday morning onwards and a comfortable chill out area. I guess parking and shuttle bus would be a bonus.
Any recommendations with price expectations?
Any recommendations with price expectations?
tload of £££ though.
I'm not saying it makes it a bargain, but the aston stuff would be just under 2k per person. That price is for a pair of people.
Some michelin PR staff did say the aston hospitality was first class. They were less complimentary about the Oreca package. They didn't mention their own stuff though, but they were visiting from australia, rather than working.
I suppose if you are a serial le man goer, trying it for one year wouldn't hurt. If it doesn't add much to the experience then just go back the to normal routine.
I worry that I'd feel like i've got to spend all my time in the hospitality to get value from the package and therefore miss out on all the atmosphere of the event and in the end have a lesser weekend. You would need to plan your race around maximising the usage of the hospitality.
And if you were there for the race aswell, you'd have to think about the usual scruffs for going about the track and then some smarter gear for the hospitality bit.
Some michelin PR staff did say the aston hospitality was first class. They were less complimentary about the Oreca package. They didn't mention their own stuff though, but they were visiting from australia, rather than working.
I suppose if you are a serial le man goer, trying it for one year wouldn't hurt. If it doesn't add much to the experience then just go back the to normal routine.
I worry that I'd feel like i've got to spend all my time in the hospitality to get value from the package and therefore miss out on all the atmosphere of the event and in the end have a lesser weekend. You would need to plan your race around maximising the usage of the hospitality.
And if you were there for the race aswell, you'd have to think about the usual scruffs for going about the track and then some smarter gear for the hospitality bit.
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