Silverstone Circuit

So Andy Murray hit the brick wall of Nadal and Federer and so didn't make the big weekend and so it's over to Lewis Hamilton to grab glory at Silverstone, hopefully not hitting any walls. But the big story here is the apparent loss of the Grand prix to my home county of Northamptonshire as the race moves to Leicestershire and Donington Park. I freelance for the local rag here and we kind of knew a move was coming one day and we certainly haven't given up on staging the race in 2010. There's no way Donnington can be ready by 2010 to stage the race and we feel its more wheeling and dealing by Ecclestone to get more money out of Silverstone, presumably through a ...

I am a freelance F1 & Motorsports photographer, hence have been to Silverstone! I find the facilities very good for a circuit of it's age. There is ample stands with both seating and standing (great for sticking your camera through the fence) facilities. There are many toilets and shops for all ranges of merchandise (wel though up of when arranged to attend the events) all events have merchandise for both the circuit and the many differeing motorsports from 2 wheels to 4, hence something for all. I was once 'stuck' when I did not trust my taxi to turn back up on time and leave me, the lady invited me into her office and helped me very much! There were no public call ...

I have seen a few of the comments made about Silverstone Circuit and the facilities you have enjoyed there when you visit. Perhaps some of you should look into joining Silverstone Racing Club which is a club for motor sport fans. There are loads of benefits to being a member and it is really good value for money. You will be able to buy a season pass too which means you can get to all events at the circuit except the Grand Prix. The view from their grandstand is awesome..... I could go on and on about the place but you're better off visiting for yourself or take a look at their website - ...