Fanatics sells official branded gear and merchandise for Formula 1 and each of the F1 teams, with regular deals that can be better value than buying at the circuit on the day.
So, whether you're looking for a simple baseball cap or want to go full-fan in head-to-toe gear, you can visit the Fanatics online store here.
Silverstone is a large venue and you will likely do a fair amount of walking as you explore. Even the walk from the parking areas to the viewing spots can take time. Therefore, choose comfort over style (or wow the crowds if you can combine both), and wear trainers or comfortable walking shoes.
If you're enjoying hospitality with a dress code, check the route from the entrance/parking to the hospitality area, and consider whether it's worth bringing a spare pair of shoes for the walk – particularly if you're in heels!
When you're nearby or at the circuit, you can tune into Radio Silverstone on 87.7FM to hear event updates and race commentary.
There are a large variety of food options available including over 90 types of cuisine from classics such as pizza, fish & chips and burgers to Asian street food, Mediterranean dishes and smoked meats. There is an extensive range of food plus a wide selection of gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan menu options. There are also bars located throughout the circuit.
Visitors are permitted to bring their own food and drink including a reasonable amount of alcohol for personal consumption. However, glass bottles and containers are prohibited.
Entry gates are located around most of the circuit, but smaller entrances may not be open during quieter periods. The main entrance is located on the west of the circuit towards Luffield/Abbey. You may be subject to a security and bag check on arrival.
Once inside the circuit, you wan walk around the entire public area of the venue, and so you are welcome to use any of the open entrances to reach your viewing area.
Make sure you keep hold of your tickets after entry as they will be checked again to access grandstands, as well as if you exit and need to re-enter the circuit.
A mix of permanent and temporary toilet facilities are located through the venue. Most permanent toilets also provide wheelchair accessible facilities, which can be accessed using a radar key.
The busiest time for the toilets is shortly before the main race on Sunday, so it's worth visiting a little earlier if you can, to avoid the longest queues.
As well as viewing platforms, Silverstone Circuit provides a range assistance to disabled guests including steward assistance, medical help, wheelchair accessible toilets (these require a radar key), and accessible parking. Because of the large size of the venue, please contact the circuit with your requirements prior to booking tickets so they can assist and advise you for your personal needs.
