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GP Italy - Monza 2005

Miroslav Sanytrák | 10.9.05 | Návštěvy GP

Visiting GP F1

GP Italy - Monza is located in the Royal Park, which is within 20 minutes of swift walk from the town centre. During the GP courtesy buses take the visitors there and back. The dominant of the park is the Royal Palace and in the park itself, surrounded by mighty trees there is a large lake with the Koi fish, swans and other birds. There are signposts in the park, you can also relax with coffee and refreshments. There are parking places for both the coaches and the cars of the visitors.

**GP Italy - Monza is located in the Royal Park**

Park

There are kiosks in the park. They are usually situated into a kind of squares of stalls and firms' presentations. I met some familiar faces there, the F1 circus is a little bit like a celebration fair, moving from one place to another.

Interviews

Many interviews are given. Faces known from the RTL commentary - Niki Lauda under fire of questions.

Pilots presentation

Pilots presentation - R. Schumacher and R. Zonta at Toyota.

Circuit security

The track is encased with fence and you can only get to your stand, both coming in and out of the stand are checked. There are rescue teams of all kinds round the circuit, from firebrigade to medical assistance. There is also enough of toilets and fast foods. The prices are almost unified,€1.5 for water, €5 for beer or coke, a bun with various filling from €3.5 to 5. The track itself is belted with stands. After the race we climbed over the fence and walked at the track. The detail of the finish line, detail of the road surface, VIP stand looks worth its name.

. TV and photographers

Heliport

Heliport for important guests or team members.

Races

The GP 2 races were pretty tough, the young promising drivers were after each others' necks like real predators. It was a very interesting race.

The Porsche Supercup races

The Porsche Supercup races are interesting for both its technology and sport.

The audience

Each F1 GP starts with a pilots showdown for the audience, some face the visitors and wave, others just talk to each other merely flapping their hands in the air.