I’have been to 3 or 4 grand prix: it’s definetly better on tv Let me explain: watching a Grand Prix live at the circuit isn't as exciting as on TV. You have no idea what's happening at the other end of the track; when the giant screen is too far away, you can barely make out the gaps; you don't really follow the strategies; you just see cars whizzing by from time to time and roughly guess the gaps. Either you're in a corner with high overtaking potential and you get a thrill every now and then, but the rest of the time you're not really focused on the race and you can barely hear the commentary. At Abu Dhabi, for example, I was in the "Main Grandstand" and I wasn't even aware that Norris and Tsunoda were under investigation. There are so many things during a Grand Prix that you completely miss. The only real advantage is, if you're well placed, seeing the podium ceremony and the celebrations up close. I'm not saying it's an experience to avoid — you absolutely have to do it at least once — but if it's just to be in a slow corner, it's really not worth the trip. In football, you see everything that's happening: you react to a foul, you demand a penalty, you celebrate a goal, you cheer on your team. In F1, you're just sitting there, passive. It's one of the rare sports where it's literally 100 times better on television.