BRAZILIAN
GRAND PRIX

The Interlagos circuit is in a suburb of Sao Paulo approximately 40 minutes from the city centre. There are no general admission areas at Interlagos. Grandstand seats are not numbered. All 2011 Brazilian Grand Prix tickets are three day tickets. All stands are covered with the exception of A and G.

Grandstand G
Runs the length of the longest and very fast, straight.
Grandstand A
On the final acceleration point just before the finish line.
Grandstand F
At the start of the long back straight. Very popular.
Grandstand M
Facing the pit lane and the only stand with a giant screen.
Grandstand V
Overlooking the braking point for the tricky left hander. Free sandwich bar and TV monitors.
Grandstand D
Overlooks the first bend with frontal view of the grid.
Grandstand B
Faces the starting grid and the podium. TV monitors in the stand.
Grandstand E
At the highest point on the track with views over much of the circuit. Free sandwich bar.

Orange Tree Club - £1180
Very close view of the track overlooking the infield corner.  A pit visit is included on Friday afternoon.  The facility has a sandwich bar (food and drink not included in the price)

Interlagos Club - £1700
Located on the approach to the difficult infield section of the track.  Informal atmosphere and the price includes a buffet lunch with drinks on all three days.
Guests have a pit visit after practice on Saturday.

Terrace Club - £2725
Spectacular views where cars accelerate towards the Orange Tree Corner.
The price includes a buffet lunch with drinks each day and a pit visit each day at designated times.

All facilities have TVs and timing monitors

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