“While we don’t expect to reach the record attendance levels of 2011 and 2012, we are anticipating another big crowd here at Silverstone this weekend. Ticket sales were slower than usual during the initial sales period, but we have seen a significant upturn in interest and buying patterns since F1 returned to Europe. This, coupled with an improvement in the weather and a promising forecast for the weekend, has prompted us to put measures in place to sell tickets to fans deciding to turn up on the day. This weekend’s attendance looks set to be one of our biggest in recent years.”
'On the day’ tickets will be available to purchase at Gate 1. Parking will also be available for fans driving to the circuit, costing £20 per car on Friday, £30 per car on Saturday and £60 per car on Sunday.
It appears ticket sales for the British GP are not selling as hoped, the above is an extract directly off the Silverstone website.
I decided not to attend the British GP even before the 1013 season had begun, my reason being I don't like the overly restrictive tyre management style of 'racing' I don't need gimmicks to keep me interested, I also wont spend my money to watch drivers not being able to drive to the limit of their capability.
I hold Pirrelli in high regard having used their road tyres for many years now and believe they have been duped into providing a product that is not fit for purpose by a cynical and divisive marketing strategy which has backfired, it seems a considerable number people are not as stupid as Ecclestone may like to think and don't want a fake product.
'On the day’ tickets will be available to purchase at Gate 1. Parking will also be available for fans driving to the circuit, costing £20 per car on Friday, £30 per car on Saturday and £60 per car on Sunday.
It appears ticket sales for the British GP are not selling as hoped, the above is an extract directly off the Silverstone website.
I decided not to attend the British GP even before the 1013 season had begun, my reason being I don't like the overly restrictive tyre management style of 'racing' I don't need gimmicks to keep me interested, I also wont spend my money to watch drivers not being able to drive to the limit of their capability.
I hold Pirrelli in high regard having used their road tyres for many years now and believe they have been duped into providing a product that is not fit for purpose by a cynical and divisive marketing strategy which has backfired, it seems a considerable number people are not as stupid as Ecclestone may like to think and don't want a fake product.
