Formula 1 Tickets

Formula 1 racing is an exciting sports event for fans of all ages. Unlike NASCAR, Formula 1 hosts races on public roads, such as the Grand Prix. Participants race in small single-seater cars constructed specifically for Formula 1 racing. Both the drivers and constructors are awarded prizes as part of the competition. Each car must adhere to a certain group of guidelines and restrictions, also known as the "formula" for which the sport is named. Speeds can reach a thrilling 220 miles per hour, fast enough that a car could could cling to the top of a tunnel off down force alone! Events are packed, so tickets for Formula 1 races go fast. Below are some facts about this international sport.

Formula 1 racing is a tradition of almost 100 years. Its origins trace to to European Grand Prix racing, as early as the Roaring Twenties. It spread throughout Europe and in the 1970s became an international sensation. The iconic Formula 1 car (low to the ground, large wheels, aerodynamic spoilers and front wing) is instantly recognizable by millions, and the races have become part of a billion dollar industry. One hero, German Michael Schumacher, holds a record seven titles. He has also won the most consecutive Drivers' Championships.

Silverstone, known as the home of British Motor Racing, has hosted several races and Grand Prix events. You can get cheap Formula 1 tickets Silverstone here. Visitors not only get a close-up look at the high-speed racing, they enjoy special events and air shows, parties, and a bit of the local culture. It's an excellent trip for the whole family; if you stay for the whole race weekend you can even camp on site, ensuring that you don't miss a minute of the action.

If you manage to land tickets for Formula 1 races, here's what you can expect to see. The race begins with a "formation lap," in which drivers warm up in the order in which they qualified. The qualifying time is 107% of the pole sitter's time. Next, you'll watch the five signal lights turn on in succession, and when they blink off the race has begun! Cars shoot past each other at extremely high speeds, navigating tight turns and straightaways. Races are usually between 160 and 190 miles, and you'll want to be at the finish line for the last lap to see the winner come in.

Formula 1 Tickets Silverstone, Monaco, and America go quickly. You'll want to book in advance to make sure you get a spot in this fast-paced event. Get tickets soon!