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24 May 2009 |
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Live the Monaco Experience with us. |
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| Monaco VIP Paddock Club |
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At the Formula One Paddock Club, you are central to this exclusive sporting event. Unrivalled views, unparalleled access, seamless service, the finest cuisine and unique opportunities to meet and greet, are all provided with an extraordinary attention to detail.
With the Monaco Paddock club you will be positioned in a Private Lounge situated in the Yacht Club de Monaco.
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| Every guest ticket includes the following: |
Every suite has the following facilities: |
- Access to the circuit
- Coffee, tea, croissants and pastries
- Open bar with Champagne
- Gourmet luncheon with fine wines
- Pit lane walkabout(s) at specially allotted times
- Access to the Support Race Paddock
- Official Programme and a pair of ear plugs
- Entertainments
- Privileged view of the start/finish straight (Pit Building Terrace and Pit Building Lounge only)
- One car parking pass for every four guests (ten in Monaco)
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- Fully carpeted and lined
- Tables (for ten guests), chairs and linen
- Floral arrangements
- Personal, branded entrance
- Flat Screen monitors (Television feeds will be as determined and supplied by Formula One Management Ltd.)
- Air conditioning (except in open plan suites)
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| F1 Info |
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| Location: |
Monaco, Monte Carlo |
| Date: |
21 - 24 May 2009 |
| Lap distance: |
3.340 m |
| Laps: |
78 |
| Race distance: |
260.520 km |
| Track record: |
1:14.439 |
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M. Schumacher (Ferrari), 2004 |
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| Circuit Info |
| The Grand Prix Monte Carlo in Monaco is the
oldest street course Grand Prix. With the addition of Valencia and Singapore
this is still the classic. The Monaco Grand Prix is the one Formula One race
that everybody needs to witness at least once in their live. The Grand Prix
Monaco in Monte Carlo takes place on narrow and winding streets of the picturesque
city, right on the water. What makes visiting the Monaco GP so exciting is the possibility to view the racing so close. The amazing 78-lap circuit of the Grand Prix Monaco offers allows
spectators to watch from roof-tops, balconies and boats moored in the Monaco harbour. The Monaco Grand Prix race
is 263 kilometers long, and because of its tight winding turns, there is no
room for error. The very first Monaco Grand Prix was held in 1929. Today,
the Monaco Grand Prix is one of the world?s most sought after events. |
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