Which F1 race should you go to?

Never been to an F1 race? Well which race should you go to? Well allow me to explain which would suit you best!

If you're a Formula 1 fan and you've ever wondered which F1 race you should attend, you've come to the right place. As an F1 photographer and YouTuber, I have had the incredible opportunity to experience the thrill and excitement of numerous races around the world. In this video, I'll be sharing my insights on the best F1 race to attend, considering all the important factors such as atmosphere, racing quality, price, the city it's hosted in, and of course, the track itself.

Join me as I take you behind the scenes of the Formula 1 world and provide you with an in-depth analysis of each race. From the iconic circuits to the electrifying atmosphere, I'll discuss everything that makes each race unique and special. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual enthusiast, this video will help you make an informed decision on which F1 race suits your preferences and budget.

Curious about the cheapest and most expensive F1 races? I'll delve into the ticket prices and give you an idea of how much attending a race might cost. We'll explore the vibrant cities that play host to these thrilling events, providing you with a glimpse of what you can expect beyond the track. And, of course, I'll share my personal recommendations for the best F1 circuits based on their history, challenges, and the memorable moments they have witnessed.

[aceair]

As an American living in Japan, I will be at this year's F1 race at Suzuka. Got my tickets, they were selling out super fast. Will be my second F1 race event, behind Abu Dhabi in 2021 🙄🙃

[randalhuseby]

Agree on Budapest. Sadly my 1 and only live F1 race. It was awesome!! 8 years ago now. 🇨🇦 here

[elliotttalksf]

I went to Austria 2023 and it was an amazing atmosphere.

[jealva]

I just got back from the Austrian Grand Prix and you are 100% correct, the location is beautiful. We ended up watching the podium ceremony from pit lane and got a bit of a champagne shower. What a great weekend.

[timaz]

The first F1 race I went to. I saw Jackie Stewart win at the Nurburgring in 1973 back when they raced the full track.

[junerobinson]

Hi just wanted to say how much i enjoy all your videos, thanks for taking us all with you.
Superb photographs well done to you.😊😊

[alisweiss]

I haven't been to an F1 race yet.
Hopefully my first visit will be to the Red Bull Ring

-Insane scenery
-You can see over half the track from multiple corners
-Not very pricey relative to other venues
-And lastly, it has the best track layout (in my opinion) alongside Interlagos

[auroran]

I figure since i'm Canadian the Montréal race is the one for me to visit. A good race with a good vibe.

[paulmerritt]

Finally saw you Kym in the crowd this morning at Spa on the Sunday morning pre-race show on Sky 1 Sports as LeClerc was being interviewed.

[SeanLewisMedia]

Just found your channel Kym and I have to say you seem truly genuine! I've been shooting photos since I was 14 and have really been searching for ways to make that passion a career. Thanks for all the awesome content!

[dansantarsiero]

I've been to F1 races on four continents and I have to say that Montreal is my favorite. Prices for lodging and food are relatively reasonable, race tickets are fairly priced but the best thing is transportation. The Metro (subway) system is available within a 30 mile radius of the city and will take you right to the track. 🏎 🏁 🏎 🏁 🏎 🏁

[scsutton]

I've done Spain, Belgium and Italy once each, Silverstone five times and Abu Dhabi last year. Hoping to do Austria, any of the USA venues, although Austin is my #1 choice, Bahrain and the dream one is Brazil.

[mikemonaghan]

Red Bull Ring, most track you can see from one vantage point. And schnitzel..
Here's some future content ideas Kym that I would like to see, mostly about the team members and duties:
1. Thinking the garage crew are the same people who assemble the cars at the factory because of their knowledge of all the car build. They always know their way around new updates.
2. Does each driver have their own mechanics and pit crews or do they share?
3. How many sets of uniforms do they get a year? Do they launder and transport themselves? Do they get to kept them?
4. How much do team members, engineers, and transport drivers make?

5. How many trucks does it take to build the teams motorhomes? Are these pit crew members or building specialists?
6. How often do they paint the cars and do they strip the old paint off first?
7. Does the entire crew fly together from one location?
Thanks for all the entertainment !

[_n_d_]

Just stumbled onto your channel. I saw the last ever F1 race in Adelaide in 1995 although was only a casual observer. Nowadays, I'm a passionate F1 fan and this video was helpful in deciding which race I should attend. Suzuka is the winner but it's the same weekend as the AFL Preliminary Finals (which will hopefully involve my team). I've some thinking to do!

[fahadal-swayed]

1- monaco ( the atmosphere and history behind it )

2- Jeddah ( i love a fast track)

3- Abu Dhabi ( the activities and fun before and after the race )

4- budapest ( great racing and love the city)

[Gbiese]

Fortunate to have been to Monza, Silverstone, Spa, COTA, and Miami (this year).

[metalplaygrounds]

I used to go to f1 races when I was stationed in Europe in the 80's. This year I'll be in Vegas. Totally worth the price.

[TheAsimMohammed]

Bahrain is a good race to go to, pretty cheap and easy to get around.

Abu Dhabi is good too, lots of public transport around Yas Island Mall.

[jimwolfe]

Great Video....Thank you for the Track think Las Vegas is going to be a "Knock-out" Race and Location

[MrAeln]

heading to Suzuka from Australian this year and im pumped