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George Russell has addressed the high ticket prices at the British Grand Prix.
George Russell defended the ticket prices for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, addressing criticism from fans. Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle suggested Max Verstappen’s dominance as a factor in unsold tickets. Fans highlighted the high cost of tickets, starting at £349 for General Admission. Russell noted the added value of A-list music acts performing at Silverstone, creating a festival-like atmosphere. He compared the ticket price to a football match cost. Lewis Hamilton also acknowledged the rising prices and suggested a new business model for Silverstone without government funding. Ultimately, both drivers expressed appreciation for the event and fan support, while recognizing the challenges of ticket pricing and profitability.
