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**apannamma** · 06-18-2007, 09:50 AM

Yep, I tried to get tickets for the race a few weeks ago but couldn't because it was sold out. The empty chairs you saw were never for sale.

I really doubt that. The stands at the end of the long straight (first corner) had few people sitting here and there. But most seats werent taken. So why would you sell only a few seats and seats that arent next to each other?

Anyway, they should rather bring the F1 back to Mexico or South Africa or Holland, where it gets the true appreciation by the crowds. Or explore new markets such as the Falkland Islands or Papua New Guinea.

06-18-2007, 09:50 AM	#34
apannamma Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 409 Senior Member	Yep, I tried to get tickets for the race a few weeks ago but couldn't because it was sold out. The empty chairs you saw were never for sale. I really doubt that. The stands at the end of the long straight (first corner) had few people sitting here and there. But most seats werent taken. So why would you sell only a few seats and seats that arent next to each other? Anyway, they should rather bring the F1 back to Mexico or South Africa or Holland, where it gets the true appreciation by the crowds. Or explore new markets such as the Falkland Islands or Papua New Guinea.
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