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Formula 1® Heineken Brazilian Grand Prix 2020 EXPERIENCE THE UNIQUENESS OF THE BRAZILIAN Formula 1® Heineken GRAND PRIX FROM THE BEST LOCATIONS Brazilian Grand Prix 2020 DATE From 15th - 17th November 2020 LOCATION Autódromo José Carlos Pace, São Paulo Enjoy the unique delights of the Formula 1® Brazilian Grand Prix at the classic Autodromo José Carlos Pace, near the beautifully vibrant city of Sao Paulo. More commonly known as Interlagos, this classic circuit never fails to provide a unique, lively carnival atmosphere and a top class F1® race. Enjoy the buzzing bars and restaurants of Sao Paulo and a spectacular race on a challenging track in the home of Formula 1® legend, Ayrton Senna. WHAT'S AVAILABLE? •Formula One Paddock ClubTM• Experience the pinnacle of sporting hospitality at the Brazilian Grand Prix. Watch the drama unfold as you enjoy gourmet hospitality, bars offering beer, wine and champagne, F1® driver appearances and more, from a privileged viewing position above the Pit Lane with superior views of the starting grid and finish line, as well as of the famous Senna’s ‘S’. •Local hospitality experiences• Upgrade your viewing experience and enjoy Formula 1® from some of the best vantage points with mid-tier hospitality provided by the circuit. •Grandstand (tickets only)• Soak up the incredible atmosphere with our three-day grandstand and Interlagos venue access. Terms and Conditions *Formula One Paddock Club™ tickets supplied to you by BAM Motorsports Ltd. The F1 logo, F1 FORMULA 1 logo, F1, FORMULA 1, Please get in touch for more details and to register your interest in FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, GRAND PRIX, experiencing this unique event. FORMULA 1 PADDOCK CLUB, PADDOCK CLUB, F1 PADDOCK CLUB and related marks are trademarks of Formula One Licensing BV, a Formula 1 company. All rights reserved • (C) Formula One Hospitality *Formula 1® tickets supplied to you by BAM Motorsports Ltd, an official distributor. and Event Services Limited. Images courtesy of Sutton Images. Subject to availability. Standard terms and conditions apply. Please call for more details and to register your interest in experiencing our unique events EXPERIENCE THE UNIQUENESS OF THE BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX FROM THE BEST LOCATIONS Premium Paddock Club DATE From 15th - 17th November 2020 LOCATION Autódromo José Carlos Pace, São Paulo The Formula 1® Brazilian Grand Prix is famous for its 3-day weekend intoxicating atmosphere, created by ‘Paulista’ fans who are TBA passionate in their support of home heroes and the sport itself. Please call for any specific requirements for this event The Paddock Club facilities at Interlagos have recently undergone a radical transformation to bring the facility into line with other tracks around the world, so guests can now enjoy the exacting hospitality standards found elsewhere at other F1® destinations, combined with the fantastic Brazilian atmosphere. As a guest of Premium Paddock Club at Interlagos, you will enjoy: • Entry to Paddock Club's comfortable air-conditioned suites and lounges • Privileged viewing location with unobstructed views of the pit lane, starting grid, S Senna turns and paddock area • Exclusive access to the pit lane at allocated times • Access to the Premium Paddock Club and the Pit Building Terrace • HD super screens with live timing and access to F1® team information • A variety of F1® related entertainment options away from the racetrack • Exclusive car parking with VIP shuttles to the red carpet Terms and Conditions entrance *Formula One Paddock Club™ tickets supplied to you by BAM Motorsports Ltd, an Official Distributor. Subject to availability. • Customizable hospitality areas in the Star Lounge Suite Formula One Paddock Club™ standard Terms and Conditions apply and are available at the bamf1.com portal. Formula One Paddock • Open bar with wine and Champagne Club™ and Paddock Club together with all associated logos are • Full first class breakfast, buffet lunch and hot drinks trademarks belonging to Formula One Management/ FOHES. All rights reserved. F1, Formula 1, Formula One, FIA Formula One World • Exceptional and attentive service from expert suite hosts, plus Championship, Grand Prix and all associated logos are trademarks belonging to Formula One Licensing BV, a Formula One Group company. security All rights reserved. Supplier Terms and Conditions: bammotorsportsgroup.com/terms-conditions. Images courtesy of Sutton • Official F1® programme and ear plugs Images. *Formula 1® tickets supplied to you by BAM Motorsports Ltd, an official distributor. Please call for more details and to register your Subject to availability. Standard terms and conditions apply. interest in experiencing our unique events EXPERIENCE THE UNIQUENESS OF THE BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX FROM THE BEST LOCATIONS Formula 1® Team Experiences DATE From 15th - 17th November 2020 LOCATION Autódromo José Carlos Pace, São Paulo Experience Formula One Paddock Club as a valued guest of Aston Martin Red 3 day Weekend 2 day - Sat & Sun Bull Racing, Ferrari F1 Club or Renault F1 Team ASTON MARTIN RED BULL RACING $TBC $TBC Located within the Formula One Paddock Club™ suite, the team FERRARI F1 CLUB experiences allow us to provide guests with a totally unique and €TBA N/A unforgettable weekend. This exclusive package includes all the benefits RENAULT F1 TEAM $TBC $TBC of Formula One Paddock Club, but with added team interaction such Please enquire about extras /parking passes at time of booking as personal driver appearances and visits to the team garages and facilities. Guests will also receive a souvenir gift bag on each day with quality team merchandise and memorabilia. Team suites offer all the inclusions of the Formula One Paddock Club™, plus additional benefits: •Access to the Aston Martin Red Bull Racing suite, Ferrari F1 Club, or Renault F1 Team suite within Formula One Paddock Club™ •Gourmet lunch prepared by internationally renowned chefs •Access to the team garage on pit lane walks. •Prime viewing positions •Fine wines, open bar and Champagne all day. •Private driver appearances. •Visit the team's garage during the pit lane walkabout. •Exclusive team gift bags for every guest. Terms and Conditions •Aston Martin Red Bull only: Suite to garage radio link. *Aston Martin Red Bull Racing, Ferrari F1® Club & Renault F1® Team tickets supplied to you by BAM Motorsports Ltd, an Official Distributor. Subject to availability. Formula One Paddock Club™ standard Experience for yourself what goes on behind the Terms and Conditions apply and are available at the bamf1.com portal. Formula One Paddock Club™ and Paddock Club together with scenes within a Formula 1® team. all associated logos are trademarks belonging to Formula One Management. All rights reserved. F1, Formula 1, Formula One, FIA Formula One World Championship, Grand Prix and all associated Please get in touch for more details and to register your interest logos are trademarks belonging to Formula One Licensing BV, a in experiencing this unique event. Formula One Group company. All rights reserved. Supplier terms and conditions: bammotorsportsgroup.com/terms-conditions. Images courtesy of Aston Martin Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Ferrari. *Formula 1® tickets supplied to you by BAM Motorsports Ltd, an official distributor. Subject to availability. Standard terms and conditions apply. Please call for more details and to register your interest in experiencing our unique events ® EXPERIENCE THE UNIQUENESS OF THE BRAZILIAN Formula 1 GRAND PRIX FROM THE BEST LOCATIONS Interlagos Hospitality DATE From 15th - 17th November 2020 •Orange Tree Club • Grandstand + Hospitality LOCATION Autódromo José Carlos Pace, São Paulo As close as one can get to a fast moving racing car, guests of the Orange Tree Club see action at the circuit’s most challenging right-hand turn with cars approaching at full speed over the slightly uphill section from this VIP facility from their reserved seat within the dedicated grandstand for Orange Tree Club guests, Package includes: •Comfortable covered grandstand area with giant screen •Lounge with view to the racetrack •Exceptional visibility •Exclusive finger food buffet including hot and cold sandwiches, fruits and desserts •Open bar with water, juices, soft drinks and beer. Alcoholic beverages are served from 11am •Access to a guided Pit Lane walk •Trained staff and security Weekend - $TBC •Interlagos Club • Grandstand + Hospitality This VIP facility is famous for its relaxed atmosphere, perfect for those looking to enjoy the unique party atmosphere of the Brazilian Formula 1® Grand Prix. It offers excellent service and Interlagos Club guests will also benefit from a reserved seat within the dedicated grandstand, with one of the most spectacular views of the Interlagos Circuit, including Pinheirinho, Bico de Pato, Laranjinha turns. Package includes: •Separate lounge and seating areas Terms and Conditions •Wide visibility of the circuit *Formula 1® tickets supplied to you by BAM Motorsports Ltd, an •Entertainment area with Formula 1® simulators Official Distributor. Subject to availability. Formula One™ •Exceptional buffet service including breakfast and lunch, plus open bar with beer and standard Terms and Conditions apply and are available at formulaonepaddockclub.com. Formula One Paddock Club™ and wine from 11am Paddock Club together with all associated logos are trademarks •Access to a guided Pit Lane walk belonging to Allsport Management SA. All rights reserved. F1, •Trained staff and security Formula 1, Formula One, FIA Formula One World Championship, Grand Prix and all associated logos
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