I was able to view the Silverstone Circuit while on a visit to the Silverstone Museum. Unfortunately I was only able to see a little part of the track but it was enough to get a feel of what it must be like on a full race day. There were a few formula 5 cars going around the track and that was fun to see. I was surprised at how small the track looked compared to what you see on television and I can't imagine seeing F1 cars racing around trying to overtake each other here but I'm sure it must be thrilling.
Visited the F1 GP qualifying on Saturday.
Arrived quite early, 07:00 ish - no issues getting in or getting good views throughout the day around the track.
Lots of entertainment and food on offer from food stalls but would recommend taking your own as it was rather pricey.
Got to see F3, F2, F1 as well as Porsche Cup.
Prepare for rain and take your camping chairs if you're in General Admission.
Really worthwhile. Would go again.
This was a fantastic day out for my first visit to Silverstone. We arrived after a well signposted drive to watch the British touring car championship. We were quickly parked quite close to the entrance. The staff were really helpful and the queues were short.
This was a much bigger venue than I expected but it was well laid out. There was a wide selection of food and drinks stalls dotter all through the place and it was really awesome to get up close and personal in the pits.
We didn't visit the museum but will be coming back just to see it I think as it looked amazing.
Great day out
Thanks to all the staff
Attended during qualifying on Saturday F1 GP
Absolute great day, we arrived at 0930 - no issues getting in, no issues getting good views throughout the day.
There's so much food on offer! Food stalls around the whole track!
Lots of entertainment! You get to see F3, F2 & F1!
Bands / music on after. Lots of driver interviews.
General admission tickets aren't allowed in the stands on Saturday but if you've got a stand ticket you can go in any stand.
The museum was good, interesting, lots to see and learn.
Cost of items is pricey £40 for an adult cap, upwards of £5 for a portion of chips, some stalls are reasonably priced.
Take your own food. Your own drink. Prepare for rain!
Really worthwhile. Would go again.
Used the park and ride, again very good, on time, frequent and friendly.
First time visiting Silverstone and very much enjoyed the experience. We went for the historic car racing over the weekend, and there were plenty of car racing and old classic cars to bring back memories of the past. In between the racing, there were plenty of events being held within the grounds. The evening entertainment was good, and if you couldn't get near the stage, the visual screens were ample size to feel part of a concert. Parking was plentiful, obviously a little stacked up on leaving at the end of the event, otherwise a great weekend of entertainment.
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Fantastic weekend at the British F1 Grand Prix. The facilities are great and the Park and ride worked well most of the time, except Sat when 15 bus drivers apparently got stuck on a broken down bus! Gate 1 was very busy and people were reluctant to go to other gates. We walked rather than queue so had less of a queue Fri Sat. Sunday is another matter. Earlier the better. You need to get up before you have gone to bed to make sure you get a reasonable place and do your homework. No problems with stands so if you pay more you can have a lay in.
Inside the post race entertainment has greatly improved since our first visit in 2019. Have to declare an interest as we were guests of a vendor on Friday/Saturday evening but there was lots of food and drink available. We agree it was not cheap, but actually we have experienced similar prices at a local event last week so maybe it's the new normal.
Long queues at some toilets then not at next one. There are plenty so it pays to plan ahead if you can!! Long queues for just about all water refills. Good that they are thinking about sustainability, but a bit incongruous when 20 odd cars are burning the planet away in the background. Loved every minute and felt the whole event felt safe, family friendly and accessible. Lots of helpers to guide you inside and outside the track.Would like to hear how the experience was for people who were not so mobile.
I went for the F1 Saturday session. Really enjoyed it. The food stalls were a bit over priced so take your own if you can.
It's free for all on sitting in the stands on a Saturday, but Sunday you do need a allocated seat.
Loads for kids to do and loads to see.
Had great fun for my first time at Silverstone. I was very lucky to go to the ignition club for my visit which gave us a very relaxed area with great views of the track. There is so much to do with kids area Inc fun fair and main stage. There are so many places to sit and eat at. It's a real day trip for everyone. Can't wait to go again.
My first visit. Went to see the Ferrari show little did I know I would be able to see the old F1 Ferrari cars in action. What a treat for me!! And the beer is cheaper then tea. £3 perroni from lovely vintage bus bar
Visited for the British Grand Prix. Was with Trackside hospitality but I wouldn't recommend it. Pick a good grandstand or just go general access and stand at the side of the track. After show party on stage worthwhile waiting for. And make sure you walk the track after the race.
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