In just two weeks, the 2022 Formula 1 season will officially start with the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Sakhir circuit will also host the last pre-season testing session next week, which will gives teams the possibility to continue working on the new challengers ahead of a very interesting new F1 championship.
In about a month and a half, on the weekend of April 22-23-24, Formula 1 will head to Italy for the first time this year. The event will be the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, scheduled for the third consecutive season at the Imola circuit. The historic venue dedicated to the memory of Enzo and Dino Ferrari had returned to the Formula 1 world calendar in 2020, as a result of the pandemic which led to restrictions in many countries and managed to retain its place again this year in the first ‘normal’ Formula 1 calendar since pre-Covid.
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For Imola, the opportunity that comes this season is particularly tempting, given the fact that in the last two years, fans were not able to attend from the stands, precisely because of the restrictions related to the Coronavirus. Conversely, at the end of April the capacity of the Santerno facility should be almost fully exploited. In the meanwhile, the Imola Autodrome has started selling tickets for the upcoming event. As often happens on these occasions, however, there were some complaints related to ticket prices through social media networks. The prices can be checked on the Ticketone.it sales portal.
Tickets for the full three days, which include free practice, qualifying, Sprint Race and main event on Sunday, start at 245 euros and go up to 725. The cheapest ones, on the other hand, of course, are those for Friday only, which offer the possibility of seeing the free practice session and the qualifying session. These start at 50 Euros and go up to a maximum of 100. Finally, the day of the Grand Prix: to attend the GP scheduled for Sunday, the prices range from a minimum of 180 Euros to a maximum of 580. All prices indicated are halved for children under 12.
