Chinese F1 Grand Prix 2013
Dates:
12th April Friday (Practice)
13th April Saturday (Qualifying)
14th April Sunday (Race)
Location:
Shanghai, China
What to expect from a race viewing facility which costs US$ 250 million?
An elegant, futuristic and very impressive circuit with world class viewing opportunities. With sweeping curves, hairpin turns and long straights - elements that make an exciting race. China planned the Grand Prix track in Shanghai as a showcase statement to demonstrate that the country had arrived as a player on the world stage.
The Shanghai International Circuit is a spectacular venue and has raised the bar of state-of-the-art race viewing facilities. Even the grandstands are first class, the layout impresses spectators and draws praise from F1 drivers.
Shanghai on the Huangpu River with more than 13+ million people buzzing around there is much culture and sights to explore. Skyscrapers such as Jinmao Tower and Shanghai Global Financial Center dominate the skyline, while landmark constructions like Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Pudong International Airport and Shanghai International Convention Center offer the finest and best of modern facilities. You may also wish to visit the Bund, Shanghai Museum, Yuyuan Garden, Xin Tian Di as well as the special old streets and lanes in the downtown area.
Luxury Hotels at bargain prices, fantastic views from every seat, a stunning
Formula One Paddock Club™ venue, easy access and a crowd of hard core Formula One fans. Shanghai rocks!
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