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BRAZILIAN FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX

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brazil 2011

Grandstand M
By martin bentley, 29 Nov 2011
Grandstand m gives u full view of pitlane and first corner action also some view of starting grid main straight very good view also a tv screen to watch action
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Brasilian Grand Prix

Grandstand A
By Stephanie Gerken, 24 Nov 2010
Having been to the Brasilian Grand Prix twice before we knew what to expect on this trip.

For atmosphere and viewing Interlagos is fantastic. However, the circuit itself is rather run down and does not have the facilities of more modern circuits. It is not possible to walk around the circuit, you need to stay in your own grandstand/sector. In sector A there is no reserved seating and it is basically a set of concrete steps. You need to get there early on race day to get a decent view. The TV screen is also fairly poor quality and only visible from one half of the sector.

We usually use public transport to get to the circuit - a combination of the metro and circuit shuttle bus. Both of these are fairly straightforward to use and the buses are fairly well organised. They've improved a lot since we first visited in 2004.

Having said all that we had a fantastic time and will definitely be making a 4th trip sooner rather than later. We were in Brasil for 2 and a half weeks in total and we always use the GP as an excuse to take an extended holiday to what is a wonderful country.
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Brazil 2010

Grandstand V
By Nick, 10 Nov 2010
V was a great stand and is highly recommended - good views, good food and free beer, nice and calm, more corporate but still typically brazilian atmosphere.
Just watch yourself on teh way in and out of the track!
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Fantastic experience

Grandstand A
By Richard, 09 Nov 2010
Overall it was brilliant. I've been to Silverstone several times, and to Bahrain last year. Overall the Interlagos experience was by far the best
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Fabulous track with poor service

Grandstand G
By HelioNet, 19 Oct 2009
The track is one of the best on the F1 calendar, but the bathrooms smelled like a barnyard.
Transport and security were perfect, but the prices of food and drink very exaggerated.
Tickets are also very expensive when compared to other countries.
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Crazy Brazil

Grandstand M
By Pg doll, 08 Apr 2009
I loved the Brazilain GP of 2008 esp as it was a title decider with local boy Massa! The most amazing atmosphere ever!! we sat in M stand which gave us a good view of the 1st corner and 80%of the track,In fact all you couldnt see was the back straight!
I was worried about the grandstands not having seat numbers but there was plently of space and if you turn up early you can get an awesome spot. i just had the best time. The Brazilians are great fun and crazy. Good cheap food too.
Shame no track invasion though.

My friend drove us from the centre of sao Paulo which took us 2hours as the traffic was bad!

Oh i must add if you are taking banners to the track you must get them approved 1st by the officials! we hadnt and were not allowed them in! However we managed to sneak them in on sat and sunday hehe

visit sennas grave , Its in sao Paulo in a lovely cemetry
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Stadium seat numbers not respected in Brazil, first come first serve !

Grandstand M
By Rudy, 06 Nov 2008
It's unheard of an quite unbelievable that the seat numbers are not respected in Brazil, if this is the case Bookf1 should make the buyers aware before purchase, and remind them in the literature when you send them the tickets !
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Best trip ever


By Brazil Grand Prix Fan, 25 Aug 2006
We watch the GP in 2005 from the Orange Tree Club which was a experience of note to see and hear the cars pass 2 meters from you.Going again this year
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Great track but which stand?


By Sean Creavy, Jersey CI, 01 Aug 2005
I've been twice to the Brazilian Grand Prix. The first was in Stand M which is opposite the pits, covered and with a TV. The second was in Stand F (slightly more expensive) is far better for driver viewing but because it has no TV, it's hard to keep up with what is going on. Going again this year (2005) but really difficult to decide which stand to use.
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FIRST LIVE GRAND PRIX


By LARRY. SOUTH AFRICA, 27 Jun 2005
IT WAS MY MAIN AMBITION IN LIFE TO SEE A LIVE GRAND PRIX.I DID IT IN 2004 IN BRAZIL.IT WAS AWSOME.I WILL DEFINITLY DO IT AGAIN.THE BEST PEOPLE I HAVE MET.GREAT CITY,JUST THE BEST EXPERIENCE EVER.
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I've been there


By Fritz Lang / USA, 15 Jun 2005
The best circuit to see great racing, the town is a friendly place and spelled São Paulo. It is a place for real racing fans, the atmosphere is only comparable to Monza on a good day.
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