Spain Grand Prix forms one of the main tourist attractions of the country that invites millions of people from all over the world to come down to Spain for active participation. The unique ambience of the show offers a mystique feel to the audiences, taking them back to the grand historical past of Spain. In fact, Spain Grand Prix forms an integral part of the culture of the country and its national identity.
Spain Grand Prix does not belong to any particular city in Spain. It is held in different places like Barcelona and other popular Spanish cities. In general, Spain Grand Prix possesses some characteristic traits, as described below:
- The modern race tracks provide better sports facilities to the participants of Spain Grand Prix
- All the visible stands in Spain Grand Prix are equipped with bucket seats
- The entire circuit in a Spain Grand Prix has three covered stands with most modern look
- The stands present in Spain Grand Prix provide lift facilities for handicapped audiences to reach the higher parts of the rows
- Spain Grand Prix provides for food and drink in the self serving restaurants located within the boundaries of the area in discounted prices
- Restrooms arranged by Spain Grand Prix are al clean and decent in nature
- Spain Grand Prix allows the viewers to stand and watch the activities going on in the middle of the field
- The vast run-off spaces around the running tracks make movement easy for the participating candidates
- The strategic location of the grandstand in the stadium offer excellent and clear view of the activities held in any part of the field
- The average prices of the Spain Grand Prix tickets are comparatively higher, when bought from a ticket dealer
- Apart from the prices of the tickets which are otherwise normal, the Grand Stand ticket rates are higher, varying between 300 to 400 Euros.
- Buying tickets for Spain Grand Prix from beforehand leads to considerable savings of money on the prices
Spanish Grand Prix has several medals and trophies to its credit. Fernando Alonso of Spain won the F1 Championship in 2006. He also has to his credit, the seasonal race at circuit de Catalunya in Spain. All these events relate the success story of this famous sport event which is gaining popularity day by day.
