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I can’t believe it, there is a strong possibility that there will be no more British Grand Prix. This is so wrong.
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It's a race that just can't be cancelled, like the Belgian GP at Spa- which was luckily only off the calendar for a year. When the BRDC get the money, hopefully with a government grant, the better- it's just not right at all.
this happens every year.. As the facilities are not the best i have seen..But would be really sad to see the GP go.. Where would i go in that first weeekend in july every year? :(
I'm not going to debate why some people watch F1 and some don't. I will just add this. I've been to Silverstone 7-8 times since '93 for the Grand Prix, even the one that was staged in April and the fields were just slippery mud. If I had the money, I'd go again. If I had the money, I'd go to a foreign track.
There are many parts to F1 that I find interesting and I like the atmosphere that a race weekend creates. I was also planning on going in 2005.
There are many parts to F1 that I find interesting and I like the atmosphere that a race weekend creates. I was also planning on going in 2005.
mattributé wrote:
> How many of you go and watch it, though?
I've been to Silverstone about 3 times now, I haven't seen the GP (the irony) there, but I've certainly seen some spectacular races, sitting in the grand stand seats and loving all the action.
I was considering to go next year, but now my plans have benn ruined, RUINED.
> How many of you go and watch it, though?
I've been to Silverstone about 3 times now, I haven't seen the GP (the irony) there, but I've certainly seen some spectacular races, sitting in the grand stand seats and loving all the action.
I was considering to go next year, but now my plans have benn ruined, RUINED.
The price only serves to escalate that it was just that: a plan, an idea.
How can you compare a £5 haircut to a £200 Grand Prix.
poopots wrote:
> To prove you wrong I was considering seeing it this year.
I was considering cutting my hair. But I didn't.
> To prove you wrong I was considering seeing it this year.
I was considering cutting my hair. But I didn't.
To prove you wrong I was considering seeing it this year. It costs at least £200 at the cheap seats and I have only just got a job, so now I have money to go and see it but they now f@!k it of for Japan instead.
How many of you go and watch it, though? Will it make a difference to most people whether it is in Britain as they watch it on TV? No. None whatsoever.
Well i cant see British football teams trying to bring the world cup to the uk.
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