I've just returned from a very enjoyable week at the Belgium Grand Prix.
For the race I was sat in the grandstand between La Source and Eau Rouge, row 1 and about 15 feet from the near edge of the track. When those cars go by, you can feel your insides trembling.
An unforgettable experience, it certainly beats my more regular haunt (Croft on Tees).
Here's a few of the pics that I have processed so far:
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Quite a difficult place to shoot from as a spectator. The driver and pit lane shots were taken on the Thursday pit lane opening, the three other shots are:
Kubica at the Chicane (Taken from the banking).
Button on the run down to Eau Rouge (Taken from the Grand Stand).
Fisichella on the run down to Pouhon (Taken from the banking).
C&C Always welcome.
John.