F1 Boston Q's

[brewmaster]

Hey All,

I know there are a bunch of you out there who have done F1 Boston. I am considering having a Bachelor/Bachorlette party there. Yes I am making my lady legit.

Since I have never gone there I was looking for some advice.
1) Which course is the most fun or which one do you like the best?
2) Which racing format do you think is the best? Open racing? Mini-Grand Prix or LeMans? And Why?
3) Does anyone know someone there or has a connection there?

Lets me know.

Cheers, Steve

[Omahastylin16]

i cant say which course is best, but the mini grand prix is definitely awesome

[breakdirt916]

Hey All,

I know there are a bunch of you out there who have done F1 Boston. I am considering having a Bachelor/Bachorlette party there. Yes I am making my lady legit.

Since I have never gone there I was looking for some advice.
1) Which course is the most fun or which one do you like the best?

firstly, congrats!

I've only driven track 2, but it's longer with elevation changes, so I recommend it

however, if you have fewer people, track 1 might be a better option

they're guidelines are:
8-10 people? track 1
10-12 people? track 2

2) Which racing format do you think is the best? Open racing? Mini-Grand Prix or LeMans? And Why?

When I spoke to a rep, he told me that the LeMans is typically reserved for large corporate parties. So if you only have 8-12 people, they recommend the mini-grand Prix. If you're talking about a party where there are people of various driving ability; I'd recommend the mini-grand prix anyways just because everyone does all 45 laps.

3) Does anyone know someone there or has a connection there?

Lets me know.

Cheers, Steve

the student discount takes 20% off if you book through their billing department

[banzairx7]

I like the "country" course only because the top speeds are much higher. They used to charge slightly less for that one too.

[seth399]

if you are looking at the tracks from balcony I like the one to the right (track 1?). Cuz after the start/finish you go up a hill then wide open and drifty around the back.

[SVRACER01]

both have elevation changes but you want the "city" track (on the right) w/ the corkscrew and tunnel. the other isnt bad but its monotonous

[TheIglu]

I like the city course better after doing it again recently.

[Doc]

City Course FTW!

[brewmaster]

Thanks everyone for the input
It sounds like the city course is the one to do and the mini-grand prix.

I'm sure it will be a good time,

Cheers, Steve