After the cancellation of the 2023 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix event, Formula 1 will return to the twists of the Santerno in May 2024. Formula 1 and the Imola Circuit have officially opened ticket sales for the next edition of the GP dedicated to Made in Italy. Let’s now delve into the ticket situation with some practical tips and a guide to the grandstands for the Imola GP 2024.
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The Santerno circuit, dedicated to Enzo and Dino Ferrari, has always been the scene of great battles during the Sunday GP. But how to choose the best seats to purchase? For the 2024 Grand Prix, organizers have provided fans with 7 sectors to choose from. Following the track, it is legitimate to start with the central grandstand on the main straight, which offers a perfect view of the GP start and allows for a clear view of pit stop moments. Additionally, the grandstands in sector 1 are covered, a great option in case of rain. The grandstands in sector 2 are also very interesting, positioned halfway along the pit lane, allowing you to witness the GP start.
Continuing around the circuit, we find the grandstands before the Villeneuve chicane, which offer a limited view of the on-track action. Between the two, Villeneuve 2 is recommended, which provides a minimal glimpse of the following chicane. Much more enticing are the grandstands positioned at the Tosa corner (sector 3). Here, you can see the cars coming from the Tamburello corner to the Piratella crest. Furthermore, the Tosa corner is an excellent overtaking spot, which could further encourage choosing this grandstand. Moving on, you head towards the Tosa meadow (sector 6), a point where the cars are at full throttle towards Piratella. Here as well, if positioned near the Tosa exit, you should see some overtaking.
Still within sector 3, tickets are available in the Acque Minerali area. The grandstands are all positioned at the exit of this chicane, an excellent position to appreciate up close the speed of these F1 cars through the corners and restarts. Going up towards the Gresini chicane, another interesting point that could provide some overtaking in braking or driver errors. Between the two, we recommend number 2, which allows you to see part of the descent towards Rivazza 1.
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Continuing downhill, you reach the grandstands in sector 5, Rivazza 1 and Rivazza 2. The second allows you to observe the cars arriving at full speed from the Gresini Chicane and braking hard to avoid ending up in the gravel. Slightly different is the view from Rivazza 1, which provides a view of the exit of the last corner and part of the main straight.
An excellent position is also the Prato Rivazza, located on a hill, allowing a wide view of the action from Rivazza 1 to the finish line. However, to witness all this, it is necessary to position yourself as high as possible and arrive very early, especially on Sunday for the GP. Additionally, at the Prato Rivazza, there is an added dose of spectacle with the passage of the tricolor arrows right above the spectators’ heads. Finally, there is also sector 7, marked in pink on the map, allowing you to explore the circuit along its path. A stretch that starts from the starting line and goes to the Villeneuve chicane and from Acque Minerali to the descent of Rivazza 1.
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