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The World Champion Grandstand at the Australian Grand Prix sits on Turn 3. Honouring the current FIA Formula 1 World Champion, seats here offer fine views of turns 3, 4 and 5. Any Formula 1 aficionado will truly enjoy the adrenaline-moments the stand offers as the cars drastically snake through turns 3 and 4 before accelerating down the short straight that leads to the smooth Turn 5.

The World Champion Grandstand is a fine spot to watch the season’s kick-off race and is considered as one of Albert Park’s most popular areas. Cash bar facilities and toilets are located just behind the grandstand.

Glorfindel and I will be going to Spa again.

Would love to do a test again next year. Much more interesting than a GP at times. Problem with jerez is ill have to go at it alone amd am not exactly fluent in the local language

The similarities with Italian can probably get you quite far - Spanish just about works for me in Portugal, just use a Sean Connery voice. English is still taking in Spain, it must be said.

I seem to bring out bad weather at F1 tests. I went to Silverstone and it snower, Barcelona and it rained.

Author:	Tobias [ Sat Nov 09, 2013 7:20 pm ]
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really not sure yet what GP to attend, or if I will. But I think there is a new grandstand in Melbourne Quote: The World Champion Grandstand at the Australian Grand Prix sits on Turn 3. Honouring the current FIA Formula 1 World Champion, seats here offer fine views of turns 3, 4 and 5. Any Formula 1 aficionado will truly enjoy the adrenaline-moments the stand offers as the cars drastically snake through turns 3 and 4 before accelerating down the short straight that leads to the smooth Turn 5. The World Champion Grandstand is a fine spot to watch the season’s kick-off race and is considered as one of Albert Park’s most popular areas. Cash bar facilities and toilets are located just behind the grandstand. do you have plans already?

Author:	OS [ Sat Nov 09, 2013 8:37 pm ]
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Considering Jerez testing, but I might not be able to as it happens that's when I'll likely be doing my next Photography project for exhibition.

Author:	Neil [ Sat Nov 09, 2013 8:45 pm ]
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Glorfindel and I will be going to Spa again.

Author:	phil1993 [ Sat Nov 09, 2013 8:50 pm ]
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Depending on budget, hopefully Jerez testing plus the European events [minus Hockenheim]. Perhaps Singapore & Abu Dhabi, depending on what happens before then.

Author:	Mattzel89 [ Sun Nov 10, 2013 3:56 pm ]
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Maybe Spa, depending on the first races of 2014. F1 is not worth the money atm

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Author:	glorfindel [ Sun Nov 10, 2013 10:28 pm ]
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nea wrote: Glorfindel and I will be going to Spa again. Wooo, yeah we will!

Author:	Rudy88 [ Tue Nov 12, 2013 5:52 pm ]
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Most likely Spa again like last year. Hockenheim hasn't been as good as the Nurburgring in my opinion. Been there twice now. And since F1 will attend the Hockenheimring next year, the choice is easy. Cheap(er) tickets, great atmosphere!

Author:	matthew [ Fri Nov 15, 2013 2:44 am ]
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Would love to do a test again next year. Much more interesting than a GP at times. Problem with jerez is ill have to go at it alone amd am not exactly fluent in the local language

Author:	mclaren2008 [ Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:41 am ]
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Will probably go to Melbourne again. Probably gonna combine it with a week long trip to the city.

Author:	alex1369 [ Sun Nov 17, 2013 1:54 pm ]
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Probably Austria, but it depends if the sound of new F1 will be good, but think not what i heard till now. But still the track is only 250km from my home so ill probably go if wont have to work

Author:	OS [ Sun Nov 17, 2013 5:00 pm ]
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matthew wrote: Would love to do a test again next year. Much more interesting than a GP at times. Problem with jerez is ill have to go at it alone amd am not exactly fluent in the local language Spanish or Andaluz?

Author:	matthew [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 1:13 am ]
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Oh the problem is not just the accent. It's Spanish I'm not very comfortable with, so I'm mega screwed I've been to spain a few times and english never worked. Italian was the best option but still... I guess it will depend entirely about how free I am when testing is coming up and may just go for it anyway. We'll see. The experience I had this year at Silverstone was a lot better than I had at any other GP though so that's kind of at the back of my mind.

Author:	OS [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 2:02 pm ]
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The similarities with Italian can probably get you quite far - Spanish just about works for me in Portugal, just use a Sean Connery voice. English is still taking in Spain, it must be said. I seem to bring out bad weather at F1 tests. I went to Silverstone and it snower, Barcelona and it rained.

Author:	phil1993 [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 2:08 pm ]
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Just learn the basic words and you'll be find. I got around Monza just knowing the basics plus words like 'ticket' etc. It's also rained at some point across the weekend during the four races I've been to as a journalist.

Author:	Fabs [ Mon Dec 02, 2013 3:25 pm ]
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Like I said in the old thread, going to Spa. Got me two weekend Bronze tickets for my cousin and I (100 € per ticket, cheap I guess for F1). Still thinking about where to sleep though, how many (unofficial) campings are there in the area? Preferably cheap and not far by foot.

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Author:	Ellu [ Wed Nov 20, 2013 2:15 pm ]
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Been trough Spain 5 times now with just "smile and wave guys" without any problems. Skipped Spa this year and might take a go on Austria in 2014

Author:	Coldtyre [ Fri Nov 29, 2013 9:54 pm ]
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Austrian GP is already sold out... It only opened last week-end.

Author:	Ellu [ Fri Nov 29, 2013 10:11 pm ]
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Just noticed it few days ago. Will try to work something out tough...

Author:	amq55 [ Sun Dec 01, 2013 8:43 pm ]
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OS wrote: The similarities with Italian can probably get you quite far - Spanish just about works for me in Portugal, just use a Sean Connery voice. English is still taking in Spain, it must be said. I seem to bring out bad weather at F1 tests. I went to Silverstone and it snower, Barcelona and it rained. That's brilliant.

Author:	Tobias [ Thu Dec 26, 2013 2:15 pm ]
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could be me, but it seems like F1 tickets have become slightly cheaper. Was just checking availability for the A1 ring, but is it possible the tickets are not on sale yet? Inspiring location and I was thinking of coming there.