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Circuit of The Americas Experience #14960781 01/18/24 04:36 PM
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MotoGP tickets went on sale this week and after seeing this in Italy would feel like a fool not to go to Austin to check this out - these guys are amazing and can not wait to see what 93 does on a Ducati.

Does anyone have experience around COTA (the track) - I am camping in Lot N and have 3 day passes in turn 15 and I think that will be a nice vantage point.


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I have watched F1 and motogp from turn 15. Great spot as you see a bunch of turns which is usually good passing points. There is also a hospitality tent in turn 15. Nice to have a roof over head and access to a bar there if you can find a way to access.

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I have been several times but always parked in team parking and spent most of my time in the pits. I will tell you this. Wear comfortable shoes. It is a walking track and when you see something across the track you want to see, it can be a pretty long trek. Have fun.


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Originally Posted by Jeeper92
I have watched F1 and motogp from turn 15. Great spot as you see a bunch of turns which is usually good passing points. There is also a hospitality tent in turn 15. Nice to have a roof over head and access to a bar there if you can find a way to access.


Awesome info! Thank you!


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Originally Posted by HasBen
I have been several times but always parked in team parking and spent most of my time in the pits. I will tell you this. Wear comfortable shoes. It is a walking track and when you see something across the track you want to see, it can be a pretty long trek. Have fun.



Um sir...certainly you could just hook a man up right!!!! Rub it in!!!! roflmao I can only imagine getting to be truly in the pits...I was in the pits in Mugello...but that wasn't in the back door of the pit like you- oh man would that be a kick!


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Originally Posted by BlueNitro
Take lots of money. When your pockets are full, start stuffing it in your socks.


My 3-day pass was $169

Dry Camper Spot was $250

so really not bad for MotoGP compared to F1 its a steal.

Sounds like a cheap start anyway.


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Re: Circuit of The Americas Experience [Re: krawlin 47] #14961005 01/18/24 07:23 PM
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any of the turns are great!

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Used to sit in turn 1 for F1. I walked all over the track taking pics and you will walk a lot if you try to see it all. The high speed S’s from turns 3 to 6 were always a blast to go see. The cars really work through that section and I would imagine so do the bikes and their riders. From 15 you will have to cross both bridges over the track but it isn’t actually that far. Turn 1 was awesome because you get the hill climb and lots of passing chances at the turn. The starts there are always fun too! Turns 11 and 12 get quite a bit of passing action as well with the cars. Not sure about the bikes.

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Originally Posted by lconn4
any of the turns are great!

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hope he had his seatbelt on.


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Originally Posted by HasBen
I have been several times but always parked in team parking and spent most of my time in the pits. I will tell you this. Wear comfortable shoes. It is a walking track and when you see something across the track you want to see, it can be a pretty long trek. Have fun.

this. good time for sure if the weather is right.

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Turn 11 is the hairpin turn where they change directions. That is where you will see the riders drag a knee and an elbow. Take plenty of food and water with you. A single beer inside the track is $7.00-$12.00. If you have time and more $$ ride to the top of the tower. When you get off the elevator be sure to look down at flooring. Breath taking! Moto GP riders really put on a show! Worth the $$$$! Not as crowded as F-1.

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Originally Posted by lconn4
any of the turns are great!

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hope he had his seatbelt on.

roflmao


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Re: Circuit of The Americas Experience [Re: krawlin 47] #14961446 01/19/24 11:20 AM
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thanks for the good input guys - got my walking shoes!!!

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I watched one F1 race around turns 7-9. It's before the hairpin turn and it was boring. Just no passing for f1 cars in that spot. Came away thinking that F1 was just a really fast parade. I have since gotten into F1 but you have to know where to look for passes.

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