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| Moto GP on Sale NOW SPAIN ITALY ENGLAND BELGIUM ABU DHABI SINGAPORE MONACO GERMANY HUNGARY AUSTRIA LE MANS Ticket,travel and accommodation breaks to suit all budgets, we can get motorsport enthusiasts to all the best Grand Prix races.    2015 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix Break  The 2015 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix has it all and is one of the best value races on the calendar. British fans travelling to the Circuit de Catalunya will experience the great atmosphere that comes with home supporters cheering on a local hero – Fernando Alonso. Outside of the circuit you will be staying in Barcelona, the perfect place for a city break. Influenced heavily by the famous artist Guadi, the city blends great architecture with a thriving and modern centre. Our early bird ticket phase has been extended until 31st January 2015. Book your Spanish GP package today and save 10% on all Grandstand tickets! Prices from £399.00 Date of race 10 May 15  FIND HOTELS IN SPAIN FIND FLIGHT TO SPAIN British Grand Prix Breaks  The British Race is one of the highlights of the British sporting calendar and attracts fans from all over the world. Whilst it is widely know to be Lewis Hamilton’s home Grand Prix; 8 of the top constructors are also based here, almost making it motorsport’s home race too. With the increasing popularity of motorsport in the UK, tickets are usually in extremely high demand. The recent upgrades to Silverstone have further cemented the race as a fan favourite and added to it’s status. Prices from £149.00 Date of race 05 Jul 15 2015 Formula 1 Santander German Grand Prix Break  The 10th meeting of the Grand Prix season sees the drivers tackling the famous Nürburgring track in Germany. Nico Rosberg won last year’s German Grand Prix, his first time on home soil; although Sebastien Vettel came out on top last time out on this track in 2013. Rosberg will be looking to make it two wins in two, but will face competition from fellow German Vettel for a win in front of a home crowd. Germany has a rich history of motor racing, with events held as far back as 1907. However, it wasn’t until 1951 that a World Championship event was hosted on German soil, with Nürburgring being the initial host. The event moved to Hockenheim in 1977, until 2007 when an agreement was reached to alternate between the two tracks. Prices from £259.00 Date of race 19 Jul 15 2015 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix Break  The 11th race of the F1 season sees the top drivers in the world do battle in Hungary. The Hungaroring has been challenging teams and drivers since it became the setting of the first race held behind the Iron Curtain in 1986. Since then the track has hosted 28 World Championship races, with both Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton holding the record of most wins, with four each. Daniel Riccardo will return to the Hungaroring with fond memories; in 2014 he started forth on the grid to claim his second Grand Prix win in a weather affected race, Alonso and Hamilton joined him on the podium, but who will be up there next time around? Prices from £299.00 Date of race 26 Jul 15 2015 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix Break  “La Pista Magica”, translated as the Magic Track and the local name for Monza. Few F1 tracks evoke the same feelings of emotion as the infamous Italian circuit, and come 6th September thousands of Formula 1 fans will again see why. The circuit has always been a fans’ favorite due to the high speed and action-packed nature of the race. It’s also home to one of the best atmospheres of the F1 schedule with many of the stands turned to a sea of red by the Tifosi, the legendary Ferrari fans, cheering their team on at their home track. With no Italian driver in this year’s championship, the home fans will be right behind the Ferrari drivers Vettel and Raikkonen. Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel, have the best records of any current driver on Italian soil, having both won here twice Prices from £699.00 Date of racee 06 Sep 15 2015 Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix Break  Singapore was a venue for many non-championship motor races in the 60s and 70s, but it wasn’t until 2008 that a World Championship Grand Prix was held here. The Marina Bay Street Circuit (Asia’s first ever street circuit) was also the setting for the first-time an F1 race was held at night. This was mainly due to allow the European audience to watch at prime-time, but makes for a fantastic experience for those in attendance. Whilst the inaugural night race created much in the way of excitement, it will always be remembered for the infamous “crashgate” which saw Nelson Piquet Jr. deliberately crash to allow Renault teammate Fernando Alonso to cross the finish line first. Now with Ferrari, Alonso will be looking to take the chequered flag by more sporting means; although he’ll have a fight on his hands, with Sebastian Vettel having won the last three races held here. Lewis Hamilton is a big fan of the track too, having won here in 2009. This year’s event is set to be a tight one, with all three vying for pole position. Prices from £599.00 Date of race 20 Sep 15 2015 Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Break The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is the last race of the F1 calendar but is far from the least. Abu Dhabi is a relatively new race in the Formula 1 schedule, only introduced in 2009 the Yas Marina circuit is a modern, complex, track is set on the edge of the Yas Marina and features the world’s longest straight. The circuit on one side is watched by people on boats moored in the harbour and surrounded by magnificent over the top grand stands and architecture on the other. Built to the highest of specification, supplies were brought in from around the world, including the surface of the track that was brought in from England, the track, grandstands, and pits were all built in two years. The track is in its infancy after six F1 grand prix races; Sebastian Vettel has made it one of his favourite’s circuits with three wins, Lewis Hamilton has claimed top spot twice and Kimi Räikkönen has claimed one race win here. Although the track does not have the history of other tracks in the F1 schedule it does have the prestigious background of one of the world’s richest countries. The final race of the Formula 1 season on the 29th November will be hosted in Abu Dhabi, which crowns the drivers and constructors champion for the season. |
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