F1 Spectacular - The British Grand Prix

Three thrilling days
Nothing beats watching aFormula One Grand Prix live. See the drama - and downforce in action at the best-attended annual sporting event in the UK.
The British Grand Prix takes place across the 1st weekend of July and with your inclusive entrance on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, you'll see the teams, including Ferrari and McLaren in Friday afternoon practice before going head-to-head in the Saturday qualifying session to settle the final grid.
The final day is the race itself, where the three highest-placed drivers will be awarded a spot on the podium - the top driver earning points towards the 2025 World Championship. Start your engines…...What's Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- Two nights hotel accommodation at our select hotel- Two full cooked breakfasts on Saturday and Sunday- One evening meal on Friday- General Admission ticket for Friday, Saturday & Sunday for the British Grand Prix 2025- Entrance to the Silverstone circuit for the Friday afternoon practice session (arrival mid-afternoon). Depart to the hotel at approximately 6pm*, for evening meal- Saturday qualifying will be a full day at Silverstone departing back to the hotel at approximately 8pm* allowing you time to enjoy all the circuit has to offer (purchase dinner at the track)- Sunday after breakfast at the hotel, depart to Silverstone for race day. Depart to return home at approximately 6pm* (return departure time may change if the race is delayed)- Coach transfers to and from Silverstone- On-site representatives at Silverstone*Times subject to change.nnYour Tickets - These will be sent to you directly a few days before the event. They will be mobile tickets (not e-tickets), so you'll have to download the Silverstone App on your smartphone to be able to access the tickets - make sure to bring it with you on the day!nnDeposits:£150 per personAdditional £150 per person (to make a total £300 deposit) paid by 31st January 2025

Silverstone Racing Circuit
Silverstone Track GuidennnnFlag Guidenn nTheGREEN FLAGmeans that the track is free. The flag is waved by the starter signaling the start to the warm-up lap.nn nThe YELLOW FLAGindicates a danger on the track, usually an accident. If the marshal just shows the flag, overtaking is forbidden. However, if the marshal waves the flag, it means that the driver must slow down and be ready to stop immediately.nn nRED FLAG means immediate stopping of a race, qualification, or training. It usually is waved because a car is lying in a dangerous position after an accident or because conditions are too poor for racing to be safe. When the red flag appears, all drivers must slow down immediately and enter the pits.nn nA BLUE FLAGis waved to a slower car that is close to being overtaken by a faster car. The first of these must then allow for faster overtaking at the earliest opportunity.nn nA YELLOW FLAG WITH RED STRIPESwarns competitors of reduced track grip (due to water, oil, clay, gravel, etc.).nn nCHECK FLAG signals the end of a race or qualification.nn nThe WHITE FLAGsignals a slow-moving vehicle on the track (ambulance or tow truck).nn nA BLACK FLAG WITH ORANGE CIRCLE and car number is used to inform that his car has mechanical problems and must leave the track immediately and go to the pits.nn nThe BLACK FLAG together with the drivers number means that he must leave the track and go to the pits immediately, due to disqualification from the race.