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Enjoy a four night stay in a 4★ hotel in the heart of vibrant Montreal. Daily breakfast is included. Double rooms are in a Studio King room (£499pp). If you wish to stay in a twin room, there is an additional cost of +£65pp as twin rooms are only available in a Junior Suite Queen room.
Find out more about your Canadian Grand Prix hotel
A choice of tickets to watch the Canadian Grand Prix 2015 are available to add to your package.
Find out more about Canadian Grand Prix ticket upgrades
Make your own way to your hotel. Spend four nights here on a bed and breakfast basis.
Make your own way from the hotel to the circuit. Jean-Drapeau metro station is located at the circuit and is approximately a 15-20 minute journey from central Montreal.
Alternatively spend the day exploring Montreal.
Make your own way from the hotel to the circuit. Jean-Drapeau metro station is located at the circuit and is approximately a 15-20 minute journey from central Montreal.
Provisional F1 Qualifying Day Schedule
10.00am: Formula 1 Practice 3
1.00pm: Formula 1 Qualifying
In addition to the F1 action, expect to catch a range of on track action including qualifying and races from the various support series.
Evening at leisure
Make your own way from the hotel to the circuit. Jean-Drapeau metro station is located at the circuit and is approximately a 15-20 minute journey from central Montreal.
Provisional F1 Race Day Schedule
12.30pm: Formula 1 Driver Track Parade
2.00pm: Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix
In addition to the F1 action, expect to catch a range of on track action including qualifying and races from the various support series.
Evening at leisure.
After breakfast, check-out of the hotel and make your own onward travel arrangements.
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Add a Sunday Only General Admission ticket for a cost of £65 or a 3 Day General Admission ticket for a cost of £85.
If you want to find an interesting view of the track along the fence line, general admission is a cost-effective option. While space is limited, it is possible to find a good spot especially near the ‘’Hairpin’’ on both the inside and outside of the race track and near the main gate. In this area you’ll also be close to the support race paddocks and the Grand Prix exhibition zone situated at the centre of the track just east of the Casino.
Add a Sunday Only Popular Grandstand ticket for a cost of £89.
At the Hairpin In the eastern part of the circuit, a short walk from the Cosmos bridge and metro station, the Hairpin offers great passing opportunities and is also notable for its piercing sounds as the F1 cars slow down at the entrance to the corner and then accelerate again as they exit onto Casino straight. A true mechanical symphony as the speeds go from 290 to 60 km/h. Your seat in this grandstand is also just a short distance from a visit to the support race paddock.
Add a Weekend Grandstand 33 ticket for a cost of £175.
At the north end of the island and heading east, drivers must navigate through two chicanes, the ‘’Canada Pavilion’’ (left-short straight-right) and the ‘’Pont des Îles’’ (right-short straight-left). In each spot, drivers brake and negotiate the two turns before your very eyes and then re-accelerate. This is also an interesting passing zone. Occasionally, bolder drivers will miss their braking point at the ‘’Pont des Îles’’ short-cutting the chicane at their risk and peril.
Add a Weekend Grandstand 24 ticket for a cost of £279.
Located at the extreme east end of the race track (near the Cosmos Bridge and the main gate) at the end of a straight, drivers rapidly reduce their speed in order to negotiate a tight right-left sequence and while under braking, attempt a spectacular pass before re-accelerating into the Casino straight. The less fortunate who miss their chance here, often drop back a few positions and can find themselves caught in the run-off.
Add a Weekend Grandstand 12 ticket for a cost of £289.
A few hundred meters past the start/finish line, lies one of the most famous series of tight turns in the World Championship: the rapid left-right-left which make up the esses in the ‘’Senna Corner’’. It is also here that cars leaving the pits rejoin the race. This is a highly coveted spot and those seated in this grandstand enjoy an unprecedented view of the braking, acceleration and especially the frequent passing attempts made at the end of the long straight in front of the pits.
You can add a Weekend Grandstand 1 ticket for a cost of £359.
Facing the pits and starting grid in the western part of the circuit, the F1 teams' pit-stalls are a scene of intense and frenzied activity during practice, qualifying and the race as cars enter the pits area. From ultra-comfortable seats, you'll also see the formation of the starting grid, the pre-race ceremonies and the final preparations in the half-hour before the start of the Grand Prix. A giant screen allows you to follow the action at all times.
| Hotel | Rating | Double/Twin | Single | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le Square Phillips Hotel & Suites, Montreal | £564pp | £1,115pp | ||
Located just a few steps from the Astral and the famous Place des Festivals, the Square Phillips Hotel & Suites proudly stands on Place Phillips street. The hotel's many amenities include a heated indoor swimming pool and access to the hotel's rooftop terrace where you can take the time to savor the fresh air and admire the breathtaking view that Square Phillips gives us of the city of Montreal.
