Sentence examples for tickets prix from inspiring English sources

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Silverstone managing director Richard Phillips defended the race's ticket prices, telling BBC Sport: "While not cheap, I believe British Grand Prix tickets are competitively priced and offer good value for money.

"I have access to all the Grands Prix, tickets to the Oscars, paddock passes, backstage passes.

"Given that the Grand Prix issued tickets that included admission to a VIP area, readers would expect the winning tickets to include this," the body also found.

Staff will also help organise tickets to the grand prix, the one amenity not included.

For example, if you search for Formula One Racing, the advertising engine would create an advertisements for F-1 Books and Videos on Amazon.com or tickets to the Monaco Grand Prix from Ticketmaster.com.

Tickets to a Grand Prix race are available as a package for all 3 days, but less expensive packages are available if you do not wish to attend all 3 days of the event.

"It frustrates me when people compare the cost of a ticket to watch a 90-minute football match or 80-minute rugby match with a ticket for the British Grand Prix. "For example, a ticket to watch Arsenal play a category 'A' game at The Emirates - one of 38, 90-minute league matches that they will play this season - can cost as much as £126.

A race-only ticket for the British Grand Prix costs £41 more than the equivalent ticket for the Spanish race, £60 more than the German Grand Prix and nearly double that of the Italian event.

All fans with tickets for Sunday's Grand Prix have been advised they can attend, but told to allow plenty of time to arrive at the circuit.

While the series has developed a global following in the last two decades largely thanks to television, the local promoters of the Grands Prix depend on ticket sales to help stage the event.