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Russian Grand Prix Sochi Case Study GL events’ team of seating and stadia Further developing the new site that had been professionals was appointed to deliver custom-built for the 2014 Winter Olympics, a temporary tiered seating grandstands for more 5.9km circuit was installed within Sochi’s Winter than 30,000 spectators at the inaugural Russian Olympic Park and, in preparation for the first Formula One Grand Prix, which debuted at the Russian Grand Prix in more than a century, GL Sochi Autodrom in 2014. events was tasked with installing quality temporary seating grandstands that would enhance this secondary and consumable items such as timber and iconic facility. fencing from around Sochi. Its team of ten key site and project managers was supported by local labourers GL events has a well-established reputation as a reliable throughout a tight event build schedule of just four weeks. and agile supplier to Olympic events and, having supplied 170,000sqm of temporary sports buildings and 130,000 For the Russian Grand Prix, GL events created five tiered seating to the London Olympics in 2012, was ideally raised grandstands, positioned to offer the best possible equipped and experienced to sell, but also to deliver and sightlines of the action at key turns within the circuit. GL erect the 30,000 Olympic-standard seats – which would be events’ premium, Olympic-standard product exceeds all installed and dismantled as required for the Sochi Grand relevant policies as well as offering a wider, 500mm seat, Prix and for future events at the Autodrom. in line with European legislation. Three of GL events’ grandstands were additionally equipped with disabled- GL events delivered 120 shipping containers of scaffolding access viewing platforms. and tiered grandstand seating to St Petersburg, reducing costs and supporting the local economy by sourcing Russian Grand Prix Sochi Case Study GL events UK Station Road Second Drove Castle Donington Fengate, Peterborough DE74 2NL PE1 5XA T : 01332 850 000 T : 01773 344 110 www.glevents.co.uk.

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