[acechardukian]

Anyone else here going to be attending the Monaco F1 this year? Would love to meet up with some of the people on here at some point. I had a blast last year at the race and will be there again this year partying.

[NickyC]

Not this year, but every F1 fan should definitely try to get there at least once in his/her life. Pro-tip, take a look at staying in a nearby town called Menton to save some money. It's a gorgeous little seaside town which has really blown up since the first time I was there over 25 years ago.

[Wah]

On my bucket list... I just hope they don't completely screw up F1 by the time I actually get out there.

[Bartman619]

Originally Posted by Wah

On my bucket list... I just hope they don't completely screw up F1 by the time I actually get out there.

+1...Until then I'm glued to the TV for F1. My picks for Monaco.

1. Hamilton
2. Vettel
3. Raikkonen
4. Rosberg

[hellrotm]

Originally Posted by Bartman619

+1...Until then I'm glued to the TV for F1. My picks for Monaco.

1. Hamilton
2. Vettel
3. Raikkonen
4. Rosberg

Rosberg is usually pretty quick at Monaco, he has a couple wins there. It could be the race he can use to get some confidence back.

[SunnyD]

I wish I was going

[Wannagodiving]

I don't own a 1 series yet. Don't even own a car (unless I count my wife's Subaru which is back home)
But we are living in Germany for the year and were thinking of going to Monaco for a f1 race while we were here.Did any of you find good tickets? Any recommendations on which area to get tickets for etc? Depending we may just drive down for a day if we can't find suitable lodging.

[acechardukian]

Originally Posted by Wannagodiving

I don't own a 1 series yet. Don't even own a car (unless I count my wife's Subaru which is back home)
But we are living in Germany for the year and were thinking of going to Monaco for a f1 race while we were here.Did any of you find good tickets? Any recommendations on which area to get tickets for etc? Depending we may just drive down for a day if we can't find suitable lodging.

I went last year and I think going to the race is more about the atmosphere of being in Monaco. I've been to the USA F1 and the Montreal F1 races as well and you are able to see a lot more of the race with your own eye than in Monaco.

We purchased same tickets as last year which are top row of section K. We can turn around in the seats to see the front straight/start/finish of each lap, as well as two corners each lap as they drive passed all of the yachts. I purchased tickets directly from the F1 website