Alright, so I’ve actually checked out the Woodcote B grandstand at Silverstone and it’s wild. The view there is killer, especially if you want to see cars just tearing through a tough corner like Luffield or blasting through Woodcote at high speed. You get to see how cars handle pressure and who’s got real skill, which is awesome if you’re into the gritty side of F1 and not just the glitz.

But to be real, those tickets are pricey—like almost 800 euros. For most people, that’s insane money for one race weekend. If you’re a mega F1 fan, maybe you’ll think it’s worth every cent, but if you just want to soak up the vibe, there are cheaper seats with decent views too. What I love about F1 races is you just get to hang around thousands of fans—everyone’s buzzing, there’s merch everywhere, and sometimes drivers even show up for autographs if you’re lucky. So yeah, Woodcote B is great if you can swing it, but it isn’t the only way to have fun at the British Grand Prix!