How To Choose F1 Packages
If a genie in a bottle offered you your choice of F1 Packages as gratitude for setting him free, which one would be the one to choose. The 2012 calendar lists no fewer than 20 races. Every year, dedicated Tifosi and Petrolheads fantasize about being flown in by helicopter to the hospitality suite, where they sip champagne and snack on caviar and lobster canapes, listening to the commentary on soundproofed headphones and watch the cars whiz by.
Naturally, you will not want to miss a minute of all three days’ racing activity. Practice on Friday, qualifying on Saturday, the main event on Sunday. You have the resources to rent a top of the line luxury motor home, complete with shower and a wide screen satellite television. When you are not rubbing elbows with the drivers and their teams, you might want to put your feet up and view DVDs of races gone by. If you want a break from the noise and the smell of motor oil, watch reruns of the X-factor.
Deciding just where that motor home is going to be parked is a difficult choice. Your package, of course, includes return first class air fare, so distance is not an object. If time is also no object, you might decide to make a holiday of it. If the season opener is in Australia, this marks the end of the summer in the southern hemisphere and the beginning of autumn. The weather will still be nice enough for some snorkeling around the Great Barrier Reef.
The Monaco Grand Prix is a perennial favorite. Watch the cars whiz in and out of the tunnel and around the water from your own luxury offshore yacht. Dress up and try your luck at the blackjack tables in between racing sessions. This race is usually held in the middle of May so bring your sun cream and be prepared to mingle with the wealthy and famous.
If your trip needs to take place during the summer vacation, you have the choice of the British Grand Prix in Silverstone, the German race in Hockenheim or Budapest’s Hungaroring. All three races take place in July or early August.
Faithful race fans might want to trek to Brazil to pay homage to the birthplace of racing great, the late Ayrton Senna. The Autodrome Jose Carlos Pace is located in Sao Paolo. The circuit has some demonic corners with plenty of overtaking opportunities on the straights.
The Korean International Circuit in Yeongam is one of the newer facilities. The corners are not as savage as those in Japan or Brazil but the passing opportunities are ample. Keep the motor home stocked with home grown kim chee and sake.
Whether you’ve won the lottery or are the benefactor of a grateful genie, this is your chance to do what you’ve always wanted to do. The choice will not be easy. While you wait for your F1 tours, keep fantasizing every other Sunday between the months of March and November.
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