Canadian GP 2011

[YAN-3]

anyone going?

Im going to be purchasing the tickets in a week, i want to get seats right after turn 1 or by the hair pin, any suggestions? Lee or any of our Canadian brothers who have been, good input on the best seat in house please.

[M-technik-3]

Your passport up to date?

[YAN-3]

Your passport up to date?

...which one? :D

[M-technik-3]

Can't use your official unless you are on orders....tried it a few months ago.

[Andy348]

Ive been twice. I normally sit in section 22 or so, I think thats the second hairpin. Its a great place to sit, and it also helps that its very close (or as close as possible) to where you get off of the metro. If youre going near the start line, it could be a 30-40 min walk, which is kind of annoying with thousands of people around you.

Let me know if you've got any questions about the GP or Mtl in general

[Massive Lee]

I love the big hairpin. Great braking zone, cars trying to pass, and then full throttle. Could be quite noisy though. You have many grandstands right there.

Grandstands 21-15-24 in corner #10 - Ze Hairpin

[z31maniac]

Only thing I've heard is that the Canadian GP is notorious for nickel-and-dimeing people.

The wife and I were actually just talking about going to Monza or Spa next year.

[M-technik-3]

Spanish GP is a cheaper alternative to Monza. Stay in B&B and see the country.

[Massive Lee]

Only thing I've heard is that the Canadian GP is notorious for strip clubs

Corrected.

BTW You don't bring your wife to the Canada GP...

[Rustyduktape]

im going to try to get a bunch of friends to go up for the weekend, also doing the same and camping out for the Northeast GP at Lime Rock for the ALMS.

[YAN-3]

Spa would be nice, but with a Fr-Sun pass and plane tickets Im under $600.

[z31maniac]

Yeah I think just air fare and hotel to stay in Brussels is like $1600/person.

[gverelli]

Corrected.

BTW You don't bring your wife to the Canada GP...

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