Circuit of The Americas today announced that it has been declared ready to host the 2012 F1 United States GP by Charlie Whiting, who directs racing, safety and technical matters for the FIA. Whiting visited the Central Texas racing circuit as part of a scheduled pre-race inspection and approved the circuit for “Grade 1” status, hence appropriate to host an F1 race.
From January 23 until February 13 fans can join the SSWL to be first in line to purchase a personal seat licence which will go on sale March 1, 2012. Personal seat licences will range in price from $1,000 to $5,000 per seat payable in two installments if desired, depending on proximity to the start/finish line and amenities. This licence entitles its holder to purchase tickets for all racing events at Circuit of The Americas for the next 15 years.
Select seating is focused on the main grandstand, which has approximately 9,000 seats in 26 rows. There is also expected to be high demand for the Turn 1 grandstand, which organisers claim features the clearest sightlines for the track's signature turn along with a view all the way to downtown Austin.
ETA: Never mind. I found it.Select seating is focused on the main grandstand, which has approximately 9,000 seats in 26 rows.
As you register for the waitlist, you'll be asked to pay a $100 deposit. This deposit applies to a spot on the waitlist, regardless of the amount of seats you're interested in purchasing.
So...which is it?In order to reserve your spot on the official Circuit of The Americas waitlist for suite and select seating opportunities, a $100 per seat deposit and contact information must be submitted at the following link: http://bit.ly/SelectSeatingDeposit
Using the English I speak and read, the two statements I quoted are directly contradictory. Do you not see the contradiction?bhallg2k wrote:That's pretty standard English. $100 deposit per spot on the list.
