Past Tours

All prices are quoted in U.S. dollar
2008 Brazilian Grand Prix - F1 Tickets & Hotels
Thursday, Oct. 30th - Monday, Nov. 3rd	from $1,995		DETAILS
2008 Shanghai Excursion
Friday, Oct. 17th - Monday, Oct. 20th	from $365		DETAILS
2008 Chinese Grand Prix Shanghai, Chinese F1 Tickets & Hotels
Friday, Oct. 17th - Monday, Oct. 20th	from $1,845		DETAILS
2008 Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka, Japanese F1 Tickets & Hotels
Friday, Oct. 10th - Monday, Oct. 13th	from $2,095		DETAILS
2008 Singapore Grand Prix F1 Tickets and Hotels
Friday, Sep. 26th - Monday, Sep. 29th	from $2,595		DETAILS
2008 Italian Grand Prix Monza F1 Hotels
Thursday, Sep. 11th - Monday, Sep. 15th	from $1,795		DETAILS
2008 Italian Extravaganza Lamborghini/Maserati
Monday, Sep. 8th - Thursday, Sep. 11th	from $1,995		DETAILS
2008 Belgian Grand Prix, Belgium GP F1 at Spa Belgian Grand Prix
Friday, Sep. 5th - Monday, Sep. 8th	from $1,595		DETAILS
2008 Belgian Extravaganza-Schumacher Karting, Lap of Nordschleife
Wednesday, Sep. 3rd - Friday, Sep. 5th	from $965		DETAILS
2008 European Grand Prix Valencia F1 Tickets and Hotels
Friday, Aug. 22nd - Monday, Aug. 25th	from $1,695		DETAILS
2008 German Grand Prix Hockenheim F1 Tickets and Hotels
Friday, Jul. 18th - Monday, Jul. 21st	from $1,675		DETAILS
2008 British Grand Prix Silverstone F1 Tickets & British GP Hotel
Friday, Jul. 4th - Tuesday, Jul. 8th	from $1,895		DETAILS
2008 French Grand Prix - F1 Tickets and Hotels
Friday, Jun. 20th - Monday, Jun. 23rd	from $1,395		DETAILS
2008 Canadian Grand Prix Montreal F1 Tickets and Hotels
Thursday, Jun. 5th - Monday, Jun. 9th	from $895		DETAILS
2008 Monaco Grand Prix Monte Carlo F1 Hotels & Monaco GP tickets
Monday, May. 19th - Saturday, Jul. 26th	from $1,895		DETAILS
2008 Spanish Grand Prix Barcelona F1 Tickets and Hotels
Friday, Apr. 25th - Monday, Apr. 28th	from $1,495		DETAILS
2008 Malaysian Grand Prix Kuala Lumpur Hotel and Tickets
Friday, Mar. 21st - Monday, Mar. 24th	from $1,195		DETAILS
2008 Langkawi Excursion
Monday, Mar. 17th - Friday, Mar. 21st	from $925		DETAILS
2008 Australian Grand Prix Melbourne F1 Grand Prix Tours
Thursday, Mar. 13th - Monday, Mar. 17th	from $1,525		DETAILS

Tour Hosts

Each of our race personalities is not only a great driver, but also an extraordinary storyteller. They make the time away from the track an event in its own right as they share their racing experiences. Their insights will change the way you understand racing, with tales about people and places, cars and races... incidents and experiences that are now so funny in retrospect. We promise you an experience you will remember and share with your friends. Phil Hill Phil has hosted many of our events since 1987 when he hosted the Italian Grand Prix & Extravaganza tour. Our Maranello visits in the past were such a successful program that the tours sell out over a year in advance. Due to popular demand, we asked Phil if he would host the 2003 San Marino Grand Prix. We are excited that he agreed, and look forward to the tour with great anticipation. Matt Bishop As the editor in chief of "F1 Racing" - the largest selling Formula One magazine in the world, available in over 100 countries and in over 20 languages - Matt Bishop is one of the best informed and most connected journalists in the Formula One paddock. He flies around the world with Ron Dennis and Max Mosley; has drinks with Mika Hakkinen and Jenson Button; and knows the insides of every Formula One factory and motorhome. Always entertaining and witty, Matt brings to the stage of the Grand Prix Tours hosted parties the same charm and insight that have become his trademark in the magazine. James Allen Has been a host with Grand Prix Tours since 1993, when he worked as a pit announcer for ESPN on Formula 1 with Bob Varsha and Derek Daly. In 1997, he joined the British ITV network, first as a pit announcer then last year he took over from the legendary Murray Walker as ITVs lead announcer. He commentates alongside ex-Benetton and Tyrrell driver Martin Brundle. James and Martin broadcast every race live to the UK as well as Canada, Australia, South Africa, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Middle East. Conservative estimates put the audience figure at around 35 million per live broadcast! James also writes for the London Financial Times newspaper on F1. He lives in West London with his wife Pip, a photographer, and his baby son Enzo, named after guess who? Bob Constandurous The on-circuit commentator and official press conference mediator at all Grands Prix, has spent over 30 years in motorsport journalism. He joined the world-famous Autosport magazine in 1972, but after five years went freelance, traveling the world covering every significant form of motorsport: Formula One, IndyCars, rallying, sports cars, touring cars and club racing. Having begun his commentating career at the Le Mans 24-hour race in the late seventies, he has also worked as a TV presenter and commentator for the BBC and with TV companies in South Africa, Hong Kong, Australia and France. Bob is married with two sons, one of whom is a kart racer. Peter Windsor Presently the on-site Speed Channel reporter for all Formula One events, Peter also writes for the F1 Racing and works with many of the sponsors and drivers in the area of public relations development. His passion for the sport is unparalleled, with his extensive knowledge and behind-the-scenes stories.

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