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Quick Facts n Some handy information
Tickets: Prices range from $100 (weekend General Admission) to $450 (weekend Main Grandstand) and are available from the Ticket Hot Line on +973 406 222, or through the Bahrain Grand Prix website www.bahraingp.com or Grand Prix Tickets on +43 (0) 3512 709 or www.gpt.at
Hotel rooms: For information contact Abdul Rahman Qarata; email: [email protected]; tel: +973 406 444 ext. 232; fax: +973 406 555
Flights: For packages to Bahrain, contact Gulf Air or visit www.gulfairco.com
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The new race track and stadium at Sakhir ... set for the big event
Website Access: The Bahrain Grand Prix Official Website is www.bahraingp.com.
Visa Online: The Visa and Residency Directorate has set up an online visa application website dedicated to visitors and travel agents who require visas to enter Bahrain for the Grand Prix.Applications take about 10 minutes to complete online. The spectator visa requirements that have been put in place for the Grand Prix are a valid F1 ticket (or proof of purchase) and a valid passport and a return airline ticket. Visas will be provided free of charge on www.f1visa.gov.bh
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