Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Yas Marina 14 November 2010
 
 
 

 

         
 
AD1
£ 1175.00
Direct Flights
5 Nights in Al Ain
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AD2
£ 1999.00
Direct Flights
5 Nights in Abu Dhabi City
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Client Comments
"Luxury hotel with 5-star service. Superb MRI Tour Manager and great choice of seats (North Stand) for the event. See you in Canada 2010!”
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With the championship already settled, the inaugural Abu Dhabi race looked set for a demonstration of McLaren-Mercedes might. Hamilton barnstormed qualifying but a few laps into Sunday’s race, it became apparent that car number 1 had a critical brake problem. Lewis was forced into retirement on lap 20, but not before Sebastian Vettel had charged his way to the front. “It's a shame now that the season ends as we are on a roll!” laughed the young German who completed a hat trick of Red Bull wins to round off the year. The closing laps of a tumultuous 2009 produced a fearsome battle of wills between Mark Webber and Jenson Button, with the champion elect not quite able to wrest second from the feisty Australian.
“It's a shame now that the season ends!”
The first city of Abu Dhabi is a burgeoning municipality and serves as the capital of the seven states which together constitute the United Arab Emirates. Yas Island, with its marina, yacht club and gleaming new race track, lies just off the mainland, a short drive from the downtown area. The Emiratis have spent an unprecedented amount of money to give F1 its most spectacular backdrop. With a harbour section, an under-grandstand run-off area to keep the spectators as close as possible to the action, a hotel straddling the track and cars rejoining the circuit from the pits via a tunnel, the first Abu Dhabi GP was an utterly unique experience.
 
             
 
RACE TICKET SERVICE
         
 


This stunning, new, anti-clockwise circuit offers some of the best spectating on the F1 calendar. Views from West, South & North stands were all spectacular. All tickets are valid for 2 or 3 days. All seats are covered and will have a view of a giant screen. There is no general admission available here. Prices are valid until 7th July 2010.
CONDITIONS OF TICKET SALES.

 

2010 Prices

2 Days
3 Days
M Main Grandstand
N/A
£ 375
N
North Grandstand
£ 339
£ 375
W
West Grandstand
£ 339
£ 375
P
Support Pit Grandstand
£ 339
£ 375
S
South Grandstand
£ 339
£ 375
 


3.451 MILES
55 LAPS