Flying to a Grand Prix

by Brian W. Writer

F1 season changes take off!

Sabastian Vettel dominated the championship last season, with nine straight 1^st place wins in the final nine race events; however this year adopted many changes to spice and ‘change the image’ of Formula 1. With the end of the V8 era and several rule changes that has altered both the drivers’ car and the sporting rules, Formula 1 has transformed into a whole new sport that we cannot bare to ignore! This season we have welcomed back turbo technology like nothing experienced before.

Private Jet flights to the remaining Grand Prix events are available by Air Partner to give the best experience for Formula One enthusiasts.

Italian Grand Prix

Monza, 5-7^th September

Join us as we charter a Private Jet to the home of the Ferrari, a track designed to combine speed and skill. History has conditioned us to expect the Italian Grand Prix to provide an ambient Ferrari culture that is topped with intense racing from start to finish.

Air Partner believes that every detail should be accounted for; which is why the race is only half of the experience. Be acquainted with the finest hotels surrounding the Italian track at the most competitive prices, our team will ensure the whole experience is amazing from arrival at the airport until you return home.

Singapore Grand Prix

Singapore, 19-21^st September

Singapore Grand Prix 2014 is scheduled to take place on September 21st 2014 on F1 Marina Bay Street Circuit. Using public roads around the Marina Bay area, the circuit utilises powerful lighting systems to replicate daylight conditions and the most stringent safety protocols ensure driver and spectator safety.

The Circuit first held the Grand Prix in 1966 and has held 14 more; we at Air Partner believe it is a great opportunity for anyone who is interested in cars to enjoy a day of racing in great style.

United States Grand Prix

Austin, 31^st October- 2^nd November

The USA grand prix is the penultimate race with no certainties. ‘The Circuit of The Americas (COTA) is the first purpose-built F1 facility in the US designed for any and all classes of racing and was officially opened on October 21, 2012 by COTA ambassador and 1978 F1 world champion, Mario Andretti.’ (www.formula1.com). The 3.4 mile track is riddled with 20 turns to test the drivers’ ability; the circuit facilities will accommodate a variety of needs for a range of spectators. The parking facilities can be fairly chaotic, and airports can be a long process on Grand Prix events.

To avoid all unnecessary small hassles you can leave all the stress to us. With aircraft charter you can charter a private jet into the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, which is located just a few miles from the circuit. Air Partner can also ensure that transport of your choice is waiting for you at the airport to arrive at the Grand Prix.

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Yas Marina. 21-23^rd November

This year Abu Dhabi will be the setting for the final race of the season; a must attend for what will be a jaw-dropping event. For the first time in F1 history, the last Grand Prix of the year awards a double point rewarding system; which shall be a controversial decision that will ensure a grand finale for the spectators.

Abu Dhabi is Formula One’s only illuminated circuit; a beautifully unique atmosphere in the oil rich city that is surrounded by a yacht filled marina of the world’s wealthiest. The course was introduced to F1 in 2009, and is now fast emerging as one of the most popular tracks.

Yas Viceroy Hotel has the perfect view over the twilight circuit, making it the place to be for the fortunate.

Flying to the Grand Prix

Race weekends can get very busy at the circuits, within the cities and at the airports. A private jet flight will help you enjoy your race weekend stress-free by giving you the freedom to relax before, during, and after your flight. A company such as Air Partner can arrange for you to have your own VIP experience – travelling by private jet and skipping all airport queuing and enjoying VIP lounges to escape the busy nature of the race weekend.