Top 5 Formula 1 Grand Prix Venues
Traveling to a Formula 1 race is an incredible experience no matter where you are in the world. However, just like in every sport, Formula 1 has it’s most popular and respected venues that transcend all others. These are the Top 5 Formula 1 Grand Prix Venues. Spa Any time a sporting venue has a…
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Formula 1 Travel for Beginners
Formula 1 is not your average spectator sport. Traveling to a Formula 1 race takes an immense amount of planning. It’s not like catching an Uber to your local stadium or arena. You actually have to travel to the many exotic venues Formula 1 races take place. Everyone seems to be into Formula 1 these…
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F1 Travel Review Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi
Most people are unfamiliar with the United Arab Emirates and may even think it’s apart of Saudi Arabia… In fact, they are two totally different countries with the UAE being much more progressive than Saudi Arabia, making it a far better travel destination than Saudi Arabia. The Yas Marina Circuit is the host of the…
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F1 Travel Review Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, Brazil
A famous man once said “Wherever you go, there are three icons everyone knows: Jesus Christ, Pele and Coca-Cola” – Pele Football may be the national sport but Formula 1 also holds a special place in the hearts of Brazilians. Felipe Massa, Nelson Piquet, Emerson Fittipaldi, Rubens Barrichello and the great Ayrton Senna are all…
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F1 Travel Review Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico
Mexico is much more than Mariachi Bands, tacos and drug lords… In reality, Mexico is a culturally diverse nation with an amazingly complex history. It’s a beautiful country, that should be on everyone’s must travel list. Mexico City is the host of the Mexican Grand Prix at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. The city often flies…
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F1 Travel Review Circuit of the Americas, Austin Texas
Isn’t everything in America bigger and better? Texas, also known as the “Lone Star State”, hosts one of the greatest weekends in Formula 1 motorsport at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin. Some European F1 fans may be saying things like, “America only likes racing in circles” (NASCAR) or “where’s the champagne, they only…
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F1 Travel Review Suzuka Circuit, Japan
Cue the “Tokyo Drift” music… The Japanese love race cars. In fact, they host one of the most epic Formula 1 races of the year at the exhilarating Suzuka International Circuit. You would think Japanese sports fans would be quiet and relatively reserved, however this is not the case, whether it’s baseball, motorsport or sumo…
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F1 Travel Review Marina Bay Circuit, Singapore
Many visitors to Singapore label it a “Fine” city… No joke, it’s literally a fine city. In fact Singapore is a place you can get “fined” hard earned dollars if you get caught chewing gum, jaywalking or drinking in an area you’re not supposed to. Man, that’s harsh… It’s known as one of the strictest…
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F1 Travel Review Hungaroring
Why does the country of Hungary fly under everyone’s radar? They have one of the worlds most historically fascinating cities in Budapest and are known for excellent Goulash soup with paprika. Hungary is a super cool place to visit and should be on everyone’s “must travel list”. The best excuse to visit Hungary is for…
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F1 Travel Review Paul Ricard Circuit, France
A famous man once said, “The only thing the French should be allowed to host… is an invasion” – Johnny English Let’s be real, some French eccentricities and attitudes annoy many Americans. Not sure why though as we’ve been allies for many years. Heck, they gifted us the Statue of Liberty! Maybe one too many…
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F1 Travel Review Red Bull Ring, Austria
What do you picture when you think of Austria? Alpine yodeler’s…yodeling in the mountains? Delicious beer and brats? The famed cultured city of Vienna? In Formula 1, Austria is known for one thing, the Red Bull Ring. It’s arguably one of the most popular venues in all of motorsport and home to the top tier…
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F1 Travel Review Circuit Gilles Villeneuve Montreal
There are loads of on going jokes about Canada in America… Like, they’re America’s little brother, their navy consists of only a few canoes or their only authentic food export is Maple Syrup. Of course, as funny as those puns may be, Canada is, in reality, an amazing nation. The country has one of the…
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F1 Travel Review Baku City Circuit
Azerbaijan sounds like a magical kingdom in the fantasy series Game of Thrones but in fact it’s a former Soviet bloc nation located on the Caspian Sea. The capital city of Baku hosts an amazing street circuit Formula 1 race and it’s truly one of the most exciting venues on the schedule. We can only…
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F1 Travel Review Miami International Autodrome
If you’ve ever seen Miami Vice, you know it’s a city filled with fast, sexy cars and dangerous criminals. Fortunately, Miami is not nearly as violent as it used to be. Ironically, thanks to much of the drug money from the past, Miami has become a luxurious beach city nestled in one of the most…
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F1 Travel Review Imola, Italy
Located in Central Italy, Imola is a racing circuit that defines Formula 1 and holds a special place in the history of the sport. Also known as Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola is considered the official home of Ferrari. This circuit has held a consistent place on the Formula 1 schedule for many…
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F1 Travel Review Bahrain International Circuit
Let’s be honest with ourselves, no one really knows or cares where or what Bahrain is, but they have an incredible Grand Prix each year in Formula 1! The Kingdom of Bahrain is an island country located in Western Asia that has a colorful history and vibrant culture for such a small nation. The Bahrain…
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F1 Travel Review Albert Park Melbourne
Australia is infamous for its dangerous wildlife. Fielding the most deadly snakes than any other country in the world… It’s no surprise then that Australia also has one of the most exhilarating Formula 1 circuits on the schedule. The Aussie’s love adventure! Albert Park is normally one of the first races of the year. However,…
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5 Reasons the Formula 1 2022 Season will be Epic
Regardless if you think Lewis Hamilton got screwed last season in Abu Dhabi, we can all agree it was the most exciting finish to a Formula 1 season in years. It’s not the first time a referee made a bad call… or a good call depending on how you look at it. Ultimately, Formula 1…
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5 Most Beautiful Formula 1 Cars of All Time
Let’s be real, just because a race car is perfectly stunning doesn’t mean it’s going to be fast or win a Constructors Championship… You may be surprised to find out that some of the best-looking cars are also some of the best performing. When you look good, you feel good, when you feel good you…
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F1 Travel Review Circuit de Monaco
The Monaco Grand Prix is “A tradition unlike any other”… Oh wait, that’s the wrong sporting event… Let’s hope the top brass at Augusta National aren’t upset with me! The Masters Tournament ranks as the number 1 golf sporting event in America. Of course, the Monaco Grand Prix is similar in that it’s the most…
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6 Best Formula 1 Street Circuits
The Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1 is the most iconic sporting event in the racing world. Beautiful fashion models drinking champagne on yachts tends to attract fans. I’m certainly not complaining. However, if we’re being honest, Monaco isn’t the best street circuit in Formula 1 for racing entertainment. We’ve ranked the 6 Best Street…
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6 Dudes You Should Have a Beer With in Formula 1
It doesn’t matter where you are in the world, everybody likes to enjoy an ice cold brewski every now and then. After watching a Formula 1 race this weekend I thought to myself, “There are really some cool dudes in F1. I bet these guys would be fun to pound a few beers with.” From…
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F1 Travel Review Nürburgring
Overall the year 2020 pretty much sucks… However, the one good thing about this year, is the Nürburgring is back on the Formula 1 schedule, to host the Eifel Grand Prix. This race track is hallowed ground for Formula One fans. Very similar to the Old Course in St Andrews or Fenway Park in Boston,…
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F1 Travel Review Mugello Circuit, Italy
Formula One is finally coming to Tuscany this weekend marking it the 1000th Grand Prix for Ferrari. Mugello, owned by Ferrari, is the new kid on the block of F1 venues. Formula One drivers who have tested the circuit are already giving it rave reviews. Below is the ultimate travel guide for the Autodromo Internazionale…
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F1 Travel Review Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
“La vita e bella” (Life is Beautiful) should be on your mind every time you travel to Italy. It is without a doubt the most romantic country in the world. With a history that is rugged and passionate, it’s no surprise visitors find it intoxicating. That is just a snap shot of the experience you…
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F1 Travel Review Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Any time a sporting venue has a short nickname like “Augusta”, “San Siro”, “The Swamp” or “The Brickyard”, you know it’s legendary. This is the case at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, commonly referred to as “Spa” in the world of Formula 1. I’m no F1 snob, but if you go around saying Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps,…
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F1 Travel Review Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
What’s not to like about Barcelona? “The Dream Team” seemed to have a great time there during the 92′ Olympics and, let’s not forget all the great bars and bistros on Las Ramblas. The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, current host (2020) of the Spanish Grand Prix in Formula One, is an absolutely fantastic venue. Lads who…
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F1 Travel Review Silverstone Circuit
Great Britain has always fascinated Americans. They have a monarch, guzzle down tea and we’ve both duked it out in a few wars. If there’s one thing the Brits should be known for across the globe, it’s the majestic Silverstone Circuit (race track) in Northamptonshire. No, it’s not in Lord of the Rings Middle-Earth. It’s…
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Formula One: Most Entertaining Drivers 2020 Season
Given the current global pandemic, the 2020 Formula 1 season has already exceeded all expectations. Austria was a dogfight and an incredible way to start. Not only was the racing entertaining but who doesn’t like seeing the Alps during summer. The guy yodeling with the accordion simply took it up a notch for round two…
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Formula One Racing for Beginners
In my travels, I’ve visited Monaco many times and have always been fascinated by the Grand Prix held there every year. It wasn’t until I started watching the Netflix show Formula 1: Drive to Survive that I became instantly hooked on the sport. Like any enthusiast exploring their new found hobby, I quickly realized I…
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Review of Netflix Formula 1 Drive to Survive
The question is, do you want to be “wankers or rockstars”? For all of you Americans out there wondering what a wanker is, I can assure you it’s not a term of endearment! Gunther Steiner, Team Principle of Haas F1 Racing was asking this exact question of his own team in season 1 of the…
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