Which F1 race should I go to?
I am partially sighted and one day my eyesight might fail. I am saving up to go to a race one day. I want it to be the experiance of a lifetime. It will take me a while to save up. Which race do you think I would have the greatest experience going to?
Also, with all the extras that some tour companies offer, which one do you think I should save up for that will give me the best 'experiance'?
Thanks for your opinions.
Answers:
Spa is one of the best tracks in the world, but (if you can afford it) go to Monaco for the experiance. Don't worry to much about your eyesight - you'll be more impressed by the sounds of an F1 engine, plus the cars go much too fast to be seen!
I hope you get to go to a race soon - all the circuits are great, it's just a case of which one you can afford.
Try super bike racing it's much better, the buzz of the crowd is more livley and you will probally have a better day out. If you like cars, formula 2000 is good, frmula 1 is expensive and the as we see this weekend is no longer about motor racing.
Silverstone
The race I really want to go to is Spa. Having spoken to people who have been to several GPs, the general concensus seems to be that views are much better there than anywhere else.
With regard to your eyesight, I hope you get to a GP before it fails totally. I would contact all the companies that you are thinking of and tell them of your situation - then find out which one offers you the most.
Enjoy the racing!
San Marino. Go next year. You'll enjoy it!!
I think you should stick well clear of F1
You obviously watch F1 with your bad eye - it's wasted on you
Stick to Mansell testimonials in heavy two seater F3000 cars
That's about all you'd understand
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Also, with all the extras that some tour companies offer, which one do you think I should save up for that will give me the best 'experiance'?
Thanks for your opinions.
Answers:
Spa is one of the best tracks in the world, but (if you can afford it) go to Monaco for the experiance. Don't worry to much about your eyesight - you'll be more impressed by the sounds of an F1 engine, plus the cars go much too fast to be seen!
I hope you get to go to a race soon - all the circuits are great, it's just a case of which one you can afford.
Try super bike racing it's much better, the buzz of the crowd is more livley and you will probally have a better day out. If you like cars, formula 2000 is good, frmula 1 is expensive and the as we see this weekend is no longer about motor racing.
Silverstone
The race I really want to go to is Spa. Having spoken to people who have been to several GPs, the general concensus seems to be that views are much better there than anywhere else.
With regard to your eyesight, I hope you get to a GP before it fails totally. I would contact all the companies that you are thinking of and tell them of your situation - then find out which one offers you the most.
Enjoy the racing!
San Marino. Go next year. You'll enjoy it!!
I think you should stick well clear of F1
You obviously watch F1 with your bad eye - it's wasted on you
Stick to Mansell testimonials in heavy two seater F3000 cars
That's about all you'd understand
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