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Japanese Grand Prix Japanese Grand Prix 2013
Suzuka, October 13
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Availability : Good
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Japan remains one of the most exotic destinations on the Formula One calendar. Tokyo is one of the most exciting and lively cities in the world, juxtaposed with rural Japan, which is a chaotic mix of total isolation and dense population. The mountains, particularly in the north of the country, are stunning but uninhabitable. The flatter areas of central and southern Japan have to house most of the country’s 127 million people and the bulk of its agriculture.

Suzuka Circuit is 50 kilometres south west of Nagoya, Japan’s third largest city, and it is liked by the drivers and teams. The track is owned by Honda, having originally been built in 1962 as a test track for its road cars and motorbikes. In recent years there have been an increasing number of Japanese sponsors in Formula One racing, and with them has come a surge in interest within Japan. Nowhere in the world are the fans more knowledgeable or enthusiastic.
Regular packages Japanese Grand Prix
Starting at $3300 USD
Japanese Grand Prix packages includes:
• 4 nights accommodation in Westin Nagoya Castle Hotel
• Daily breakfast
• Airport transfers
• H or G grandstand tickets for the 3 days event
• Track transfers for Saturday and Sunday
• Assistance
• Taxes
Price per person, based on double occupancy.
Flight not included.
Fuji International Speedway
First Grand Prix: 1976
Lenght: 4.563 km
Number of laps: 67 (305.721 km)
Spectator capacity: 140000
Best lap: 1'28"193 by L. Hamilton (2007, McLaren-Mercedes)
Record Pole: N/A by N/A
Last Pole: N/A
Last Winner: N/A
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