- General admission tickets -
One of the most beautiful moments I experienced in my life.
As for the organization and the race itself, I didn't notice so many bad
things, check-in went quickly, as did bag check. You could have taken in
more than 3/4 of a bottle of water, if you hid them a little. (we didn't
remove the corks at all).
Buying food as far as I could see was not a problem, the wait was maybe
15/20 seconds at most, but there were many food trucks that did not have
any line, as well as the pizza machine. Ordinary water was 1.5e, I don't
know about food because we didn't eat.
I don't know about Friday, but on Saturday there were a lot less people,
so it is possible to be anywhere on the track and find a good place for
training, qualifications and the race (find a place for the race on the
day of qualification/training). We screwed up so we stopped where there
are no screens (less people), in that case I recommend you buy internet
and follow the race on your phone, BE SURE to bring sunscreen, an
umbrella, a blanket and a portable chair if you have one. There was no
need to push or climb trees as some have described nor did I see anyone
doing that at least in the place where we were, the place where you will
stand will be a little tight due to the number of people, but if you are
polite you can arrange to change for a certain period. I believe that
they will let you go, since everyone is full of understanding and
positive energy.
On the day of the qualifications, it is not really necessary to arrive
too early, around 10/11 at the earliest, and for the race it is already
necessary around 8/9 in the morning.
The good thing is that both days there are entertainment (historic
formulas/cars) and other races (f2, f3, Porsche Cup), so your time will
pass relatively quickly.
After the race you will meet many drivers both new and old. We came
across Kimi Raikkonen twice. All in all, it's very nice to experience
this, I recommend it to everyone who likes formula 1.