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Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix 2019 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2019 FORMULA 1 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2019 1 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX SUZUKA JAPAN First Grand Prix As a small town in Japan, Suzuka is a place of 1987 Number of Laps traditional Japanese living among the Ise Bay 53 where the Suzuka International Racing Course Circuit Length is the main attraction for the town. 5.807 km Just north of the town is one of Japan’s major cities, Nagoya. In the middle of Japan in the Nobi Plain, Nagoya thrives in culture and metropolitan vibes from its 2 million inhabitants. As a hub of industry and commerce within the country, Nagoya is home to many international corporations, most notable being Toyota Motor Corporation. This city also holds the SCMaglev & Railway Park which is a museum to Japan’s train history. They currently have plans set to build a bullet train that would go from Nagoya to Tokyo in 45 minutes along the Tokaido Shinkansen. Nagoya also has its own specialty meal, Hitsumabushi, which is freshwater eel, grilled, and slathered in a rich, dark sauce and then served over rice. Another great location to visit is the Nagoya Castle where you can walk through the palace while visiting the vast grounds covered in cherry blossoms and expansive gardens. Attend the 2019 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka International Racing Course with F1 Experiences, The Official Experience, Hospitality & Travel Programme of Formula 1, with access including driver meet-and-greets, Exclusive Pit Lane Walks and more! 2 14 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 9 12 13 8 CHAMPIONS 15 CLUB PADDOCK CLUB 10 STAND C 6 LOWER STAND B2 4 11 UPPER 2 16 5 3 7 17 1 18 MAIN GRANDSTAND V2 UPPER SEATING CHART STARTER CHAMPIONS CLUB STAND C LOWER PADDOCK CLUB™ TERRACE Uncovered - Bench Covered - Hospitality - Chair-seat with lipped back TROPHY PADDOCK CLUB STAND B2 UPPER PADDOCK CLUB™ Uncovered - Bench Covered - Hospitality HERO LEGEND MAIN GRANDSTAND V2 UPPER PADDOCK CLUB™ Partially Covered - Seat-back Covered - Hospitality PREMIER PADDOCK CLUB™ & STAND B2 UPPER Covered - Hospitality & Uncovered - Bench *Event access & appearances are subject to change 3 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX STARTER Race Access Right past Turn 2, Stand C allows guest to 3-Day Race Ticket witness a burst of speed full of overtaking Seat Location VIEW opportunities before the sequences of s-curves. Stand C Lower INCLUSIONS THURSDAY Exclusive Pit Lane Walk • Drive the Track Tour • Starting Grid Photo with Trophy • EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS F1 Experiences Rewards • F1 TV Access • F1 Experiences Gifts • F1 Experiences Lanyard & Ticket Sleeve • 2019 Japanese Grand Prix Race Programme ADDITIONAL OPTIONS Private VIP Airport/Circuit Transfers • Exclusive to F1 Experiences *Event access & appearances are subject to change 4 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX TROPHY Race Access Stand B2 provides guests with amazing views 3-Day Race Ticket of the Japanese Grand Prix from the Main Seat Location VIEW Straight and into the circuit’s first two turns. Stand B2 Upper INCLUSIONS THURSDAY EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS Exclusive Pit Lane Walk • F1 Experiences Rewards • Drive the Track Tour • F1 TV Access • Starting Grid Photo with Trophy • F1 Experiences Gifts • F1 Experiences Lanyard & Ticket Sleeve • FRIDAY 2019 Japanese Grand Prix Race Programme Paddock Club Reception with F1 Legend or Current Driver • F1 Insider Access • ADDITIONAL OPTIONS Podium Photo Opportunity • Private VIP Airport/Circuit Transfers • Exclusive to F1 Experiences *Event access & appearances are subject to change 5 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX HERO Race Access Located in the Main Grandstand V2 Upper 3-Day Race Ticket Seating, these seat-back chairs are a perfect Seat Location VIEW location to witness the racing weekend right Main Grandstand v2 Upper along the start/finish line. INCLUSIONS THURSDAY EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS Exclusive Pit Lane Walk • F1 Experiences Rewards • Drive the Track Tour • F1 TV Access • Starting Grid Photo with Trophy • F1 Experiences Gifts • F1 Experiences Lanyard & Ticket Sleeve • FRIDAY 2019 Japanese Grand Prix Race Programme Paddock Club Reception with F1 Legend or Current Driver • F1 Insider Access • ADDITIONAL OPTIONS Podium Photo Opportunity • Private VIP Airport/Circuit Transfers • Exclusive to F1 Experiences *Event access & appearances are subject to change 6 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX PREMIER Race Access Enjoy the famed Formula 1 Paddock Club 3-Day Race Ticket hospitality on Friday plus your Stand B2 Upper Seat Location VIEW seat on Saturday and Sunday. Friday - Formula 1 Paddock Club Saturday & Sunday - Stand B2 Upper INCLUSIONS THURSDAY ADDITIONAL OPTIONS Exclusive Pit Lane Walk • Private VIP Airport/Circuit Transfers Drive the Track Tour • Starting Grid Photo with Trophy • • Exclusive to F1 Experiences FRIDAY Entry into the Formula 1 Paddock Club including Hospitality Paddock Club Pit Lane Walks Guided Paddock Access • SATURDAY & SUNDAY Ticket to Stand B2 Upper EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS F1 Experiences Rewards • F1 TV Access • F1 Experiences Gifts • F1 Experiences Lanyard & Ticket Sleeve • 2019 Japanese Grand Prix Race Programme *Event access & appearances are subject to change 7 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX CHAMPIONS CLUB Race Access Enjoy the Champions Club, situated on the third 2-Day Race Ticket floor of the Paddock Club Terrace, overlooking Seat Location VIEW the Main Straight and starting grid with premium Paddock Club Terrace hospitality, thrilling inclusions, behind-the-scenes action, driver meet-and-greets and more! INCLUSIONS DAILY Ticket to the Champions Club • SATURDAY OR SUNDAY Guided Paddock Access • F1 Executive Q&A • Appearance by F1 Legend or Current Driver • EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS F1 Experiences Rewards • F1 TV Access • F1 Experiences Gifts • F1 Experiences Lanyard & Ticket Sleeve • 2019 Japanese Grand Prix Race Programme ADDITIONAL OPTIONS Private VIP Airport/Circuit Transfers • Exclusive to F1 Experiences *Event access & appearances are subject to change 8 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX PADDOCK CLUB Race Access With access to the Formula 1 Paddock Club, 2- or 3-Day Race Ticket guests receive elevated hospitality all weekend Seat Location VIEW long with gourmet food and open bars. Formula 1 Paddock Club INCLUSIONS DAILY Entry into the Formula 1 Paddock Club including Hospitality Paddock Club Pit Lane Walks SATURDAY OR SUNDAY Guided Paddock Access • EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS F1 Experiences Rewards • Pair of Ear Plugs 2019 Japanese Grand Prix Race Programme VIP Parking • One per four packages purchased ADDITIONAL OPTIONS Private VIP Airport/Circuit Transfers • Exclusive to F1 Experiences *Event access & appearances are subject to change 9 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX LEGEND Race Access Located right on the start/finish line, the 2- or 3-Day Race Ticket Formula 1 Paddock Club is a prime location to Seat Location VIEW watch the race while being pampered by the Formula 1 Paddock Club world’s best chefs. INCLUSIONS DAILY EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS Entry into the Formula 1 Paddock Club including Hospitality F1 Experiences Rewards • Paddock Club Pit Lane Walks F1 TV Access • F1 Experiences Gifts • ONE-DAY ACCESS F1 Experiences Lanyard & Ticket Sleeve • Paddock Pass • 2019 Japanese Grand Prix Race Programme • Friday, Saturday or Sunday VIP Parking • One per four packages purchased SATURDAY Private Podium Visit • ADDITIONAL OPTIONS Private VIP Airport/Circuit Transfers SUNDAY Podium Ceremony Access • • Exclusive to F1 Experiences *Event access & appearances are subject to change 10 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX STARTER TROPHY HERO PREMIER CHAMPIONS CLUBPADDOCK CLUBLEGEND RACE TICKET 3-DAY 2-DAY HOSPITALITY FORMULA 1 PADDOCK CLUB™ CHAMPIONS CLUB INCLUSIONS ONE-DAY PADDOCK PASS PADDOCK CLUB™ PIT LANE WALK EXCLUSIVE PIT LANE WALK DRIVE THE TRACK TOUR STARTING GRID PHOTO WITH TROPHY GUIDED PADDOCK ACCESS F1® EXECUTIVE Q&A F1® LEGEND APPEARANCE F1® INSIDER ACCESS PADDOCK CLUB RECEPTION PODIUM PHOTO OP PODIUM CEREMONY ACCESS PRIVATE PODIUM VISIT F1® TV ACCESS F1® EXPERIENCES REWARDS 11 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX F1® TV ACCESS Included in Starter, Trophy, Hero, Premier, Champions Club & Legend Packages F1 TV Access offers unique feeds from every session of the race weekend, with the capability of multi-level personalization. INCLUSIONS LIVE COMMENTARY On-demand streams of each race with multi-language commentary WEEKEND RECAPS Live race timing data and radio commentary with extended highlights of each race weekend session 12 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX Included in all Packages F1 Experiences Rewards are given to you for any Official F1 Experiences Ticket Package. Rewards are calculated as 10% of your total purchase in USD and can be redeemed in the following ways: FUTURE F1® EXPERIENCES PACKAGES REDEEMABLE UP TO $100 OFF YOUR PACKAGE PRICE MINIMUM POINT BALANCE OF 100 REQUIRED FUTURE HOTEL BOOKINGS USED FOR BUSINESS OR LEISURE THROUGH THE F1® EXPERIENCES BOOKING PORTAL POINTS CAN BE USED AS DISCOUNT ON NIGHTLY RATE NO MINIMUM STAY REQUIRED 13 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX PODIUM CEREMONY ACCESS Included in Legend Packages Exclusive Podium Ceremony Access takes you as close as possible to the trophy presentation ceremony. INCLUSIONS VIEWING AREA Premium viewing area of the podium and trophy presentation ceremony at the end of the race LOCATION In front of the public access and behind only media personnel VIEW VIDEO 14 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX PRIVATE PODIUM VISIT Included in Legend Packages Enjoy a private visit to the famed F1 podium where guests can celebrate atop of the home of race winners. INCLUSIONS PHOTO OPPORTUNITY Take a photo atop of the famed F1 podium to keep as a memory for a lifetime VIEW VIDEO 15 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX ONE - DAY PADDOCK PASS Included in Legend Packages Enjoy one, full-day of access to the exciting Formula 1 Paddock where you can explore the highly-coveted ground home to drivers and the famous alike. INCLUSIONS ONE - DAY ACCESS Available Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Day will be determined based on availability CELEBRITY SIGHTINGS Previous guests have met drivers, team owners, Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey and more UNPRECEDENTED ACCESS Only available to Legend Ticket Package holders VIEW VIDEO 16 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX GUIDED PADDOCK ACCESS Included in Paddock Club, Champions Club & Premier Packages Enjoy a guided tour of the renowned Formula 1 Paddock with an F1 Experiences staff member.
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