Reminder 1: Race Tickets Go to the Shanghai International Circuit to watch the F1 China Grand Prix. Tickets are a must-have for fans. There are many types of F1 admission tickets at the Shanghai International Circuit, including VIP box tickets, paddock club viewing tickets, grandstand tickets and individual seats (turf tickets). There are three types of grandstand tickets: main grandstand tickets, auxiliary grandstand tickets and temporary grandstand tickets; main grandstand tickets are also divided into diamond area, platinum area, gold area, silver area, etc. However, the vast majority of tickets have been sold so far, so if you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, we recommend that you approach your trip to Shanghai with caution. Another reminder is that when spectators arrive at the venue, they must remember to keep their ticket stubs after checking their tickets. Because firstly, the F1 Grand Prix is ??held in China and in Shanghai for the first time, the design of the ticket must be unique. For collectors, this ticket has the dual value of commemoration and collection; secondly, the spectators may You need to leave the grandstand area and walk out of the field. Reminder 2: Race Manual. Fans who have tickets to the F1 China Station are not ready for everything. They also need to prepare manuals such as race viewing guides. Because the Shanghai International Circuit covers an area of ??2.5 square kilometers and can accommodate 200,000 people. In such a huge stadium seating area, fans have to work hard to find the seat number on the ticket they hold. If you want to reduce trouble and worry, you can only rely on manuals such as venue signage and venue guides. The venue guide book should not only have a detailed map of the venue, but also the arrangement of the schedule and time periods, etc. Reminder Three: Transportation and Hotels For Jinan car fans, the first thing they face when going to Shanghai to watch F1 is accommodation and transportation. Judging from what the reporter has learned so far, due to the influx of car fans, air tickets and train tickets to Shanghai are relatively tight, and Shanghai's high-end hotels are even more overcrowded, with many hotels being fully booked early. In addition, Shanghai hotels also increased their prices accordingly during the F1 period. Therefore, we remind fans who are going to Shanghai to watch F1 to take the time to book hotels, air tickets and train tickets in advance. In terms of trains, there are two trains from Jinan to Shanghai, one is T105, the departure time is 21:14, and the time to Shanghai is 6:30 the next morning; the other is T177, the departure time is 18:37 , the time of arrival in Shanghai is 4:47 in the morning. In terms of airplanes, starting from 8:00 in the morning, there are generally about six flights from Jinan Airport to Shanghai. In addition, because the venue is located in Jiading, northwest of Shanghai, travel convenience must also be considered when choosing a hotel. The best choice is of course not to delay watching the game, but also to visit Shanghai. Reminder 4: The digital camera uniquely displays the Shanghai-style "up"-shaped track, the majestic sky restaurant across the track, the charming and passionate racing baby, the dazzling racing cars of the top ten teams, and the star-studded racing driver Michael... Schumacher, Button, Raikkonen, Alonso, Montoya, etc., as car fans, will not want to pick up the camera in their hands and take pictures of this beautiful, passionate, romantic, fanatical and happy moment as a way to experience There are photos with important commemorative significance in life that you can cherish and treasure forever! Fans should prepare large-capacity storage boards and sufficient electrical boards before watching the race. Fans who have the conditions are advised to bring two cameras in case of emergency. Reminder 5: Medical Bag The first race of the F1 China Grand Prix will surely attract a large number of fans from all over the world to come and watch the race. "race watching and traveling" is what the trendy spectators want to pursue and enjoy the fashionable life. Therefore, travel fatigue, careless eating, or accidents may cause physical discomfort and injury to spectators, especially those who drive by car. Therefore, spectators need to prepare a simple medical bag. Reminder 6: Water and Food It is best to bring water and food with you when going to the racing track to watch the event. Buying it at the racing track will definitely cost more than buying it in an outside store, and you will also have to wait in a long queue. Unless the spectators don’t care about the competition, or they are high-spirited to board the unique and unique sky restaurant on the world racing circuit 40 meters above the ground, they can taste the delicious food while admiring the passionate and fast action going on on the track below their feet. The thrilling F1 race will definitely whet your appetite and desire to watch.

Reminder 7: Sunscreen supplies. Shanghai has a late-summer climate in late September, and the scorching hot sun shines over the open-air racing track, which will cause fans to get tanned on their faces, necks, and arms while watching the race. "Red", severe cases may even cause a layer of skin to peel off. Therefore, car fans should bring sunglasses and a small towel when going out. If you use a napkin to wipe your sweat, it is easy for scraps of paper to stick to the part of your face you wiped, affecting your appearance. It is necessary for fans to apply some sunscreen on the bridge of their nose, forehead, cheeks, neck, and arms before watching the race. If possible, bring a long-sleeved shirt or an umbrella with UV protection to protect the exposed skin on your face from tanning while keeping the rain out. Reminder 8: Earplugs The roaring sound of F1 engines is the long-awaited and wonderful sound for Chinese fans who are watching an F1 event for the first time. However, listening to the engine roar as high as 160 decibels for a long time can easily cause ear diseases. This is also the most easily overlooked detail for first-time spectators. During a race, the engine of a racing car produces a roar of up to 160 decibels at full throttle, which is louder than the roar of a Boeing 747 aircraft when taking off. It is conceivable that the roar of the engines of 20 F1 cars during the race will be unbearable for people's ears for a while. To protect against the deafening roar of the racing cars, spectators are required to bring earplugs to prevent ear diseases.