Friday at Silverstone F1 - How busy?

Cheffievrs said:
It's the only day I'd go and photograph
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Why? If you have a general admission ticket even with big crowds there's plenty of decent photo locations, one of the better F1 tracks IMO for photography.
 
odd jim said:
Why? If you have a general admission ticket even with big crowds there's plenty of decent photo locations, one of the better F1 tracks IMO for photography.
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I'm not sure I would agree with that statement, but certainly there should be 'some' photographic opportunities amongst the crowds
 
MattyW said:
I'm not sure I would agree with that statement, but certainly there should be 'some' photographic opportunities amongst the crowds
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I've never had a problem on the F1race days I've attended in the past? I'm Going again this Sunday though that's down to my limited options (I'm working Friday and Sat). I do like Friday for photography but that only because it costs £40 rather than a minimum of £190 to get in! The thinner crowds are much nicer but I don't find a problem photography wise on Sunday.

Try taking photos at the Singapore GP on any day, unless you're in a grandstands it's the longest lens known to man, forget it!
 
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Hi guys.
I'm off to watch on Sunday and try and get good shots. Any advice on this? Best places to get some good shots
 
Robertsafc said:
Anyone?
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Pretty much anywhere TBH if you have a long enough lens. Sometimes you'll have to shoot through the fence other times you can get higher up on the banking and shoot above the fence. If you have a general admission ticket (my preference and what I've bought this year) you're best off just walking the circuit and taking your shots as and when they present themselves.
 
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