Less than two weeks to go for the Silverstone January Sale - Up to 12.5% off British Grand Prix tickets

F1 fans have less than two weeks - until 31 January - to make the most of some fantastic savings on tickets for one of the UK’s biggest sporting events of the year, the 2007 FORMULA 1™ British Grand Prix (6-8 July 2007). And with several grandstands already sold out, the message from Silverstone is loud and clear - book early to avoid disappointment.

Silverstone’s  Early  Booking  Offer  provides  savings  of  up  to  12.5%  off  tickets  for  one  the  big  Blue Riband events of the British summer, and with British drivers making up almost 20% of the F1 start grid, this year’s British Grand Prix is turning out to be one of the most eagerly anticipated in recent years. Not since 2002 have the British public been able to get behind four British drivers, and circuit bosses are expecting an unbelievable atmosphere as Jenson Button, David Coulthard, Lewis Hamilton and Anthony Davidson take on the best drivers in the world at their home Grand Prix. Richard  Phillips,  Managing  Director  of  Silverstone  Circuits  Limited,  commented, 

“It’s  fantastic  that we’ve  got  four  British  drivers  to  get  behind,  and  while  Jenson  Button  and  David  Coulthard  have experienced  it  all  before,  the  8  July  will  be  a  very  big  day  for  both  Lewis  Hamilton  and  Anthony Davidson. One thing’s for sure – they can expect a fantastic reception from the Silverstone crowd.”

Phillips continued,

“Fans planning on coming to the British Grand Prix really should make the most of our  Early  Booking  Offer  which  closes  at  the  end  of  January.  Tickets  are  available  at  considerably reduced  rates,  but  we’d  also  urge  fans  to  book  early  if  they  want  to  guarantee  seats  in  specific locations. The grandstands in Pits Straight B, Luffield C and Copse D are already sold out, so fans need to book early to avoid disappointment.”

Three day tickets for this year’s British Grand Prix are available from as little as £99 for adults (£50 for children*) – effectively £33 per day – and, as in 2006, all tickets will be transferable. Fans   are   also   encouraged   to   take   advantage   of   Silverstone’s   online   booking   facility  at www.silverstone.co.uk, enabling them to book tickets for the British Grand Prix 24 hours a day, seven days  a  week.  There’s  also  the  added  benefit  of  not  having  to  pay  booking  fees  when  purchasing tickets online.

Tickets for the 2007 FORMULA 1™ British Grand Prix can be booked at www.silverstone.co.uk or by calling 08704 588 300