German Grand Prix 2010
23 – 25 July, Hockenheim, Germany
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| Viewing Area | Entry | Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Haupttribune | Fri – Sun | 430 |
| Innentribune B Covered | Fri – Sun | 239 |
| Mercedes Middle (Rows 4-24) Covered | Fri – Sun | 287 |
| Nordtribune C (Zone 5) Covered | Fri – Sun | 239 |
| Sudtribune G Middle Uncovered | Fri – Sun | 287 |
| Sudtribune A (Zone 1) Covered | Fri – Sun | 191 |
| Sudtribune A Middle (Zone 1) Uncovered | Fri – Sun | 143 |
| General Admission – Spitzkehre 1 | Fri – Sun | 143 |
| General Admission – Parabolika | Fri – Sun | 95 |
German Grand Prix 2010
23 – 25 July, Hockenheim, Germany
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The German Grand Prix is back at Hockenheim in 2010. This has always been a popular event, especially so in recent years thanks to Michael Schumacher and all the other German drivers on the grid.
The future of the even may be in uncertain but one thing is for sure, thousands of F1 fans will fill the stands at Hockenheim hoping for another memorable race in 2010.
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What fans say about Hockenheim:
“We went to Hockenheim in 2006, viewing from the pits straight grandstand. Hockenheim is quite flat so you don’t see a great amount of the track but by standing at the top of the grandstand you can see across to Sachskurve and many people took advantage of this. Tickets in this grandstand were 150 euros for the weekend.”
“Do not camp at the circuit campsites unless you like not washing for three days and listening to German drinking songs at 4am”
The first ever German Grand Prix was organized back in 1926, but because of Germany’s expulsion from international events after the WWII, the German GP didn’t return to the Formula 1 calendar until 1951.
There was a controversy about the name of the event in 2009 because it took place at Nürburgring while the Hockenheim holds the rights to the German Grand Prix.
German Grand Prix 2010 is back at Hockenheim but the future of the event remains uncertain because the organisers, city and state officials are unhappy about the high fees demanded by Bernie Ecclestone.
Michael Schumacher is the driver with the most wins, 4 in total – 1995, 2002, 2004, 2006.
Recent German Grand Prix winners
2009 Mark Webber Red Bull-Renault
2008 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes
2007 Cancelled
2006 Michael Schumacher Ferrari
2005 Fernando Alonso Renault
2004 Michael Schumacher Hockenheimring
2003 Juan Pablo Montoya Williams-BMW
Hockenheimring Circuit Track Map

Hockenheimring Circuit Information
Circuit length: 4.574 km
Race distanc: 67 laps / 306.458 km