The tickets for the 2010 edition of the Canadian Grand Prix are now on sale. That’s what the organisers announced this week, in Montreal.
Formula One will come back to town from June 11 to June 13, 2010. Tickets are on sale at the same price they were when the circus last came to town in 2008. They can be ordered from the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve website, by phone and even by Fax at Octane Racing offices.
Fans that came to the race in 2008 can benefit from a privilege order until January 15th. They can reserve the tickets they had last time F1 visited Montreal. Corporate packages are still available.
The track, which has been modified to please NASCAR last season in the absence of F1, will remain as is for Formula 1’s 2010 race.
All 13 teams are expected to fit within the actual facilities at the Notre-Dame Island’s track; both the garages and the starting grid can accommodate the teams without modifications.
The race will get underway on June 13th, 2010, at noon.
Formula One will come back to town from June 11 to June 13, 2010. Tickets are on sale at the same price they were when the circus last came to town in 2008. They can be ordered from the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve website, by phone and even by Fax at Octane Racing offices.
Fans that came to the race in 2008 can benefit from a privilege order until January 15th. They can reserve the tickets they had last time F1 visited Montreal. Corporate packages are still available.
The track, which has been modified to please NASCAR last season in the absence of F1, will remain as is for Formula 1’s 2010 race.
All 13 teams are expected to fit within the actual facilities at the Notre-Dame Island’s track; both the garages and the starting grid can accommodate the teams without modifications.
The race will get underway on June 13th, 2010, at noon.