Anyone been to the Abu Dhabi GP?
Discussion
Hi,
I'm in Dubai during the wekend of the AD GP and wondered if it was worth heading down to Yas Marina to enjoy the atmosphere and watch it in a hotel.
Has anyone been? Is it worth heading down there just to be part of the event or can't you get near the place? I'm struggling to get a ticket but thought as i'm so close it would be nice to go.
Any advice appreciated.
I'm in Dubai during the wekend of the AD GP and wondered if it was worth heading down to Yas Marina to enjoy the atmosphere and watch it in a hotel.
Has anyone been? Is it worth heading down there just to be part of the event or can't you get near the place? I'm struggling to get a ticket but thought as i'm so close it would be nice to go.
Any advice appreciated.
unless you plan on going to the circuit [think tickets are still available, i could look if you like] then best just stay in dubai. anyone interested in f1 will be at the race proper, the rest of us will be at work [sunday is the start of the working week].
prob best therefore to choose a touristy hotel. movenpick on jbr may be a good bet and they do show the f1.
prob best therefore to choose a touristy hotel. movenpick on jbr may be a good bet and they do show the f1.
I was there at the first one. If I'm right in thinking, the South grandstand is the one that approaches the chicane by the water. It's a good place to be, as you are in shade all afternoon and very, very close to the cars as they come into the braking zone.
IMO, as a live spectator event, the Anu Dhabi GP is much, much better than some of the traditional circuits such as Silverstone, as you are literally within 10m of the cars instead of peering at them over several hundred yards of gravel trap.
Plus, you can wear shorts, rather than worry about keeping hypothermia at bay!!
IMO, as a live spectator event, the Anu Dhabi GP is much, much better than some of the traditional circuits such as Silverstone, as you are literally within 10m of the cars instead of peering at them over several hundred yards of gravel trap.
Plus, you can wear shorts, rather than worry about keeping hypothermia at bay!!
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