Michael623
WDW 40 trips, DL 12 trips, DLP 2 trips
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I am one of the rare Americans who can't get enough of F1 racing and I think NASCAR is the the most boring form of racing on the planet. My next European trip (2012 or 2013) will be centered around hitting at least 1 F1 GP. My sole in-person racing experience was an Indycar street race in Detroit about 10 years ago. I originally wanted to go to Monaco but I'm reading now that it's more about spectacle and being seen than the race itself and from most of the grandstands you can literally only see the short bit of track right in front of you. For those of you who have been to different GPs or else maybe have some more insight than I do what do you think of my analysis?
Istanbul-Cheapest of all GPs so-so experience? May be dropped from the schedule.
Spanish(Valencia)-Very expensive, boring due to lack of overtaking
Silverstone-Hard to get to the circuit and the traffic is horrendous after the race. Decent probability of rain.
Hockenheim-Does a flat course mean no bad seats?
Budapest-Circuit is in a valley, no bad seats?
Spa-Very expensive. Great circuit, considered the best?
Monza-Relatively inexpensive (for F1). Possibly too fast of a circuit to enjoy in person?
I am aware that there will be a GP in the US next year. Right now I'm leaning towards Germany, Hungary or Italy.
Istanbul-Cheapest of all GPs so-so experience? May be dropped from the schedule.
Spanish(Valencia)-Very expensive, boring due to lack of overtaking
Silverstone-Hard to get to the circuit and the traffic is horrendous after the race. Decent probability of rain.
Hockenheim-Does a flat course mean no bad seats?
Budapest-Circuit is in a valley, no bad seats?
Spa-Very expensive. Great circuit, considered the best?
Monza-Relatively inexpensive (for F1). Possibly too fast of a circuit to enjoy in person?
I am aware that there will be a GP in the US next year. Right now I'm leaning towards Germany, Hungary or Italy.