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I used to go watch the F1 tests at Silverstone, which sadly they don't do anymore. I remember on a few occasions there were people in wheelchairs in a special area at the front, and pleant of ramps everywhere. This is the 21st century after all.
I saw an ad for weekend tickets for the Monaco GP, including hotel and a view from a balcony somewhere. "From 3000EUR per person".
Well, Alonso complains endlessly that the Ferrari this year is slow, but still I think your mother will struggle. Maybe wet weather and an early change to Slicks? Could be worth the gamble. Talk it over with her.
Well, Alonso complains endlessly that the Ferrari this year is slow, but still I think your mother will struggle. Maybe wet weather and an early change to Slicks? Could be worth the gamble. Talk it over with her.
Anyone been to a Grand Prix? Would it be a nightmare with a disabled person?
Mother a big GP fan. Got a big birthday next year - thinking it would be nice to treat her, but not sure about the practicalities - she can hobble a short distance on crutches, but realistically looking at wheelchair.
she can hobble a short distance on crutches, but realistically looking at wheelchair.
Well, Alonso complains endlessly that the Ferrari this year is slow, but still I think your mother will struggle. Maybe wet weather and an early change to Slicks? Could be worth the gamble. Talk it over with her.
Anyone been to a Grand Prix? Would it be a nightmare with a disabled person?
Mother a big GP fan. Got a big birthday next year - thinking it would be nice to treat her, but not sure about the practicalities - she can hobble a short distance on crutches, but realistically looking at wheelchair.
Is that the cheapest place to see a GP live? (Where totalCost = ticketprice + transportPrice)
I think its Belgian grandprix which is cheapest. But considering how expensive Monaco is, its still cheaper to go out there and watch a grand prix than Silverstone. But again, british grandprix gets sold out no matter what the cost is.
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