German Grand Prix 2011

Nordtribune C weekend passes
Available as part of your package for £250 per seat
(uncovered grandstand)


Innentribune A - Row 4 - Covered
Available as part of your package for £235


Now for sale individually

For guest who are looking for a truly relaxing and enjoyable weekend at the German Grand Prix we have reserved rooms in the magnificent Maritime Park Hotel in Mannheim.

We chose our hotels because they offers a luxurious escape with the added benefits of being located within 20 minutes drive of the circuit and one hour to the city of Frankfurt.

All our packages include daily transfers to the circuit in our own vehicles.

Itinerary
Arrive Thursday pm - Fly or train into Frankfurt (not included please enquire about flights)

Transfer to Hotel from Airport
Drinks at the Hotel

Friday
Breakfast
Track Transfers - depart at 9 am
Pit lane walk after free practise and Q1
Day at Hockenheim Circuit
Return Transfers
Visit to a Beerkeller and a fun night out is guaranteed for all!

Saturday
Breakfast
Track Transfers
Qualifying
Visits to local restaurant for evening meals
Return to Hotel
Evening Get Together in Mannheim

Sunday
Breakfast
Circuit Transfers - 8.45 am
RACE DAY
Return to Mannheim Hotel post race
Evening drinks in Mannheim

Sunday / Monday
N.B
Transfer to Frankfurt for departing guests on Sunday can only be arranged after 8.40 pm due to traffic restrictions. Please make sure your travel is not before 10.30 pm on Sunday or you will miss it!


Price per person, based on twin share B&B basis
Does not include your race tickets or flights

2 nights 3 star Hotel in Ramada Hotel, Mannheim
REDUCED BY £100 per PERSON
Last few Rooms - Book Now!

All our packages include daily transfers to the circuit in our own vehicles.

Itinerary
Arrive Friday am
Make your own way to Frankfurt.
(Please enquire about flights. We are ATOL bonded agents.)

Transfer to Hotel from Airport available £15 per person
These must be pre-confirmed and cannot be left to the last minute.

Transfers to Hockenheim depart at 10 am
Race Practise and GP 3

Evening Drinks at the Maritime Hotel with other guests.

Saturday
Breakfast
Track Transfers departs 8.45 am
Qualifying at Hockenheim
Visits to local restaurant for evening meal (food not included)
Return transfers to Hotel
Evening Get Together in Hotel Maritime

Sunday
Breakfast
Circuit Transfers - Departs 8.15 am prompt
RACE DAY
Return to Mannheim Hotel post race
Evening drinks in Mannheim

Sunday / Monday
N.B
Transfer to Frankfurt for departing guests on Sunday can only be arranged after 8.40 pm due to traffic restrictions. Please make sure your travel is not before 10.30 pm on Sunday or you will miss it!


Price per person, based on twin share B&B basis
Does not include your race tickets or flights

The German Grand Prix is one of the most prestigious and exciting events on the F1 calendar.

Alternating between the Nurburgring and Hockenheim the German F1 is a big race in every sense of the word. In 2010 the Formula 1 GROSSER PREIS VON DEUTSCHLAND is being run at Hockenheimring.

The circuit is located deep in the countryside south of Frankfurt and North of Stuttgart - home of Mercedes Benz.

Access to the circuit is excellent but it is some way from major cities so here at Pumpkin Tours we recommend that our guests stay in Mannheim.

With the return of Schumacher in Formula 1 for the 2010 season there is a real sense of excitement about this race. Given that Mercedes have Nico Rosberg as Schmachers team mate and with the added spice of Sebastien Vettel and his Red Bull ready to take the crown of the German legend the race at Hockenheim looks likely to be one of the most exciting and dramatic races of the season.

The circuit itself is 2.845 miles long and race distance is 190.4 miles. The key spot for drivers is into Turn 4 where the long bend from Turn 3 allows plenty of time to slipstream and then outbrake your opponent. This race is one where wheel to wheel action is the order of the day and it is morethan possible that one of the newer teams such as Force India or Lotus will make their mark here.

Schumacker started the season driving for Mercedes and the German fans are already buzzing like a hive of bees. He began the 2010 season in decent nick after a break of a few years but there is no disguising the fact that the other drivers all want to beat him. Hamilton, Button, Alonso, not to mention Nico and Webber all want that famous scalp and to take it on his home track will surely make it all the sweeter.

For our guests the option of staying in Frankfurt with its frenetic nightlife is available or you can choose the luxurious option of staying with us at the Maritime Park hotel in Mannheim.

Guests who wish to travel to the German Grand Prix but who have already booked their accommodation are welcome to join us on our daily bus run from Hockenheim to Mannheim and Frankfurt.

The Hockenheimring no longer has the long straights through the woods new track has taken its place. There is now a sharp right turn into the extended high speed "Parabolika" left turn.

At the end of the Parabolika is a dramatic hairpin bend that drivers struggle to master in first gear. Following this sideways steer is a right-left-right-turning into the famous Motodrom where the stadiums rock with the cheering crowds.

3 days in the 4 star Bristol Hotel in Central Frankfurt
B&B
Transfers
Tickets not included

This wonderful hotel in the centre of Frankfurt is ideally located to airport and rail access.

Our staff will collect you on Saturday and Sunday mornings for the drive to the circuit before returning home in the evenings.

You are then free to enjoy all that Germany most powerful city has to offer.

Call us for flights and ticket prices. We will be happy to help

Price based on twin - double rooms

This privately run 4-star hotel is located in the centre of Frankfurt, just a 2-minute walk from the main railway station. It offers stylish architecture, modern rooms and free internet.

All rooms at the Bristol Hotel feature satellite TV and free Wi-Fi.

The Bristol Hotel is less than a 10-minute walk from Frankfurt’s trade fair centre, banking district, shopping streets and museum mile.

The nearby Hauptbahnhof (main railway station) offers good bus, tram, underground and S-Bahn (city rail) connections. Frankfurt Airport is a 15-minute rail journey from here.

The Bristol’s bar is open 24 hours a day. Hot meals are served here daily until 05:00. International DJs perform here once a month.

The Bristol Summer Lounge is open in summer months. It is a popular place to enjoy meals and drinks outdoors here in Frankfurt’s entertainment district.