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Formula 1® British Grand Prix 2021 FORMULA 1® BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2021 HOSPITALITY PACKAGES 9TH - 11TH JULY 2021 (TBC) 2 BROUGHT TO YOU BY GET CLOSER TO THE ACTION Back in 1950, Silverstone hosted the very first round of the newly created World Championship of Drivers, and over the years it has evolved into one of the most exciting circuits on the race calendar. Originally a Second World War airfield, it soon became a staple on the Formula 1® calendar and remains so to this day. Ongoing investment into the 'Home of British Motorsport' has seen the circuit adapt to the modern era, yet it still retains many of the classic corners and features that make it one of the most popular circuits in the world. As you would expect from such an iconic race circuit, there are several exquisite quintessentially British hospitality options available, each located at Silverstone's most significant vantage points to ensure the ultimate Formula 1® experience. From the exclusive Paddock Club™ overlooking the pits and the start-finish straight, where you'll enjoy fine dining, an open bar and expert hosts, we also have a choice of new-for-2021 hospitality options available, with something to suit all budgets. 3 FORMULA 1® BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2021 FORMULA ONE PADDOCK CLUB™ Experience all the action, excitement and glamour F1® has to offer WHAT’S INCLUDED: with Formula 1 Paddock Club ™ at Silverstone. • Access to exclusive lounge suite The state-of-the-art Silverstone Wing facility truly embodies the and private outdoor balcony, located home of British motorsport, making it the perfect venue for Paddock directly above the international pit Club ™ - undeniably the best seats in the house. Aside from the lane. fantastic views of the start-finish straight between Club and Abbey, • VIP access to support race paddocks you will also be able to watch the cars launch down the Hangar • Access to a pit lane walk each day Straight into the highspeed right-hander at Stowe. You'll also enjoy • Guided tour of the F1® paddock unrivalled comfort and luxury. In the comfort of this exclusive • TVs showing all the racing action live air-conditioned suite, you'll enjoy a premium food and beverage • Gourmet dining served with fine offering all day - including premium alcoholic and soft drinks, along wines with luxury morning tea - served at your leisure. • Open bar offering premium Paddock Club ™ guests will also receive a guided tour of the F1® champagne, spirits & cocktails paddock and pit lane walks each day, giving you an opportunity to • Suite hosts to assist you and your guests get even closer to the action and take photos of the teams working • Official Paddock Club ™ gift bag on the cars. Furthermore, you and your guests will benefit from a including programme and a pair of team of expert hosts, available throughout the weekend at your ear plugs discretion to help you make the most of your Formula 1® experience. • Live entertainment throughout the Please note: FORMULA 1 PADDOCK CLUB reserves the right to day adapt its offering to protect guests and staff, therefore some • Appearances from past and present of the features and services enjoyed by Paddock Club guests F1® legends previously may be unavailable on this occasion. 4 BROUGHT TO YOU BY UPGRADE TO LEGEND Our Formula One Paddock Club™ Legend hospitality is specifically designed for the most passionate F1® fans. Alongside all the benefits available with Paddock Club access, you will also receive a single day access pass to the Formula 1® Paddock (Saturday or Sunday), where you will be able to explore behind the scenes of the FORMULA 1® BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2021 at your own pace, watch the drivers and teams at work and gain a unique insight into the world of Formula 1®. You'll also have the chance to step on top of the F1® podium and have a professional photograph taken, then once the chequered flag has fallen on Sunday, you'll enjoy priority access to the pit lane after the race for an up- close view of the podium ceremony. 5 FORMULA 1® BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2021 NEW FOR 2021 FUSION LOUNGE The prestigious Fusion Lounge offers a vibrant party WHAT’S INCLUDED: atmosphere that centres around stylish top-tier hospitality. • A luxurious and vibrant outdoor terrace Choose between indoor and outdoor lounge areas featuring and bar with choice track views between an extended outdoor terrace where you'll witness the heart- Stowe and Club corners and optional pounding race action, including the final dash into the final grandstand seating corner from Stowe up to Club corner, or watch from the Vale • A superb breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and additional enhancements grandstand for a traditional race day experience. celebrating the best in modern British Guests will enjoy an exquisite all-day menu, designed to cuisine celebrate the best in modern British cuisine - alongside • Premium bar service offering Champagne, cocktails, spirits, wine, beer an extensive selection of premium spirits, cocktails and and soft drinks, as well as hot beverages Champagne, wine, beer and soft drinks, as well as hot • Live entertainment, guest speakers, beverages. giant screens, F1® simulators and more. Aside from the on-track action, you'll be treated to a variety • Access to the Race Day After Party of top-class live entertainment, including guest speakers • Official F1® programme from the world of Formula 1®. The Fusion Lounge package • Reserved hospitality parking also includes your ticket to the Race Day After Party. • Dedicated shuttle service from Copse Tunnel and Fusion Lounge Fusion Lounge is undoubtedly one of the hottest tickets at • Exclusive merchandise shop for the FORMULA 1® BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2021. hospitality customers 6 BROUGHT TO YOU BY NEW FOR 2021 IGNITION CLUB The Ignition Club is the location of choice for racing WHAT’S INCLUDED: enthusiasts who know their F1®. Located between • Exceptional views from an outdoor Copse and Maggots, you'll enjoy incredible views of seated terrace • Access to the Ignition Club grandstand six of Silverstone’s famous corners from your very own from which six nail-biting turns are visible grandstand, terrific entertainment, and an extended • An extensive daily menu including outdoor terrace for the ultimate vantage point, this is breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and where the most passionate motorsport fans will feel snacks celebrating the art of modern British cuisine right at home. • Premium bar service with Champagne, Enjoy an extensive daily menu alongside a premium spirits, wines, beers, soft drinks, as well as hot beverages bar service with Champagne, spirits, wines, beers, • Live entertainment and guest speakers soft drinks, as well as hot beverages. On race day, our from the world of motorsport - past and knowledgeable compère will guide you through every present • Giant viewing screen twist and turn of the track, providing insight on team • A wide range of infotainment displays tactics, standings and racing history. and activities to keep guests thoroughly entertained Aside from the on-track action, which you can also enjoy • Official F1® programme from inside Ignition Club, you'll be treated to a variety • Reserved hospitality parking of top-class live entertainment, including guest speakers • Exclusive merchandise shop for from the world of Formula 1® . hospitality customers 7 FORMULA 1® BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2021 NEW FOR 2021 LEGENDS CLUB Located next to the prestigious British Racing Drivers’ WHAT’S INCLUDED: Club, Brooklands is synonymous with some of the best • A superb vantage point over one of the moments in motor racing and offers one of the most most exhilarating sections of the circuit thrilling views of the track as the cars come out of the • A classic breakfast, lunch, and afternoon DRS Zone and negotiate the legendary Brooklands and tea menu featuring the best-of-British artisanal produce with locally sourced Luffi eld corners. To ensure you don't miss any of the on- ingredients track action, Legends Club is conveniently positioned • Bar service with a wide selection opposite one of the many giant outdoor screens - you'll of wines, beers, soft drinks, and hot also be able to listen in to the live commentary via your beverages, including free-flowing prosecco on F1® race day complimentary personal Silverstone radio. • Optional cash bar available for premium Enjoy a classic breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea spirits and Champagne menu, featuring the best of British artisanal produce • Giant viewing screen with locally sourced ingredients, alongside a premium • Personal Silverstone radio bar service with an extensive selection of wines, beers, • Official F1® programme soft drinks, hot beverages - and free-flowing prosecco • Reserved hospitality parking on race day. • Situated close to the FIA Formula 2 and Formula 3 Support Paddocks 8 BROUGHT TO YOU BY NEW FOR 2021 HERITAGE CLUB Situated within the historic Woodcote complex, you are WHAT’S INCLUDED: invited to celebrate the rich history of motorsport at the • An excellent up-close view of the track world’s best racetrack and get closer to the action than from the Woodcote terraces ever before. • A classic breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea menu featuring the best of British This shared hospitality experience offers casual best- artisanal produce with locally sourced of-British dining and a classic beverage menu, allowing ingredients guests to catch all the racing action from the comfort and • Bar service with a wide selection convenience of a social hospitality lounge. To ensure of wines, beers, soft drinks, and hot beverages, including free-flowing you don't miss any of the on-track action, Heritage Club prosecco on the F1® race day is conveniently positioned opposite one of the many • Optional cash bar available for premium giant outdoor screens - you'll also be able to listen in to spirits and Champagne the live commentary via your complimentary personal • Giant viewing screen Silverstone radio.
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