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In these times of monetary strife across the planet, penny pinching and cutbacks can be experienced in almost every part of life, be it domestic economic policy as made apparent in cut welfare expenditure, penny pinching seen in the shutting of hospital wards or an end to hundreds of our libraries, or the protracted and seemingly unendingly dramatic crisis in the European economy. When there's depressing poverty and struggling people all over the planet, humans occasionally have need of a bit of excitement in their lives; something to draw our attention away from the drudgery all around us by giving us a bit of excitement and delivering a sparkle to our living rooms. Possibly this is just one explanation for the fact that F1 has seen a massive surge in popularity over recent years. Another cause for the sport's large and ongoing success among the UK audience may be the winning positions held by two British participants, namely Jensen Button and Lewis Hamilton, both of whom have won the Formula One Drivers' Championship in recent years. Another potential reason for this obvious increase in its viewing figures is just that Formula One is particularly enjoyable to watch currently, with a great many brilliant drivers at the zenith of their game. In addition to this the whizz bangery brought to bear in bringing the sport into our homes through the medium of TV has never before been so impressive, be that High Definition TV, 3D TV, or simply the amazing aerial shots that the TV companies are now able to provide. It's because of this that the viewing experience for the supporter of Formula 1 has never been more enjoyable. But with the increased popularity of watching F1 from the ease of your armchair has come a growing appreciation of the truly amazing excitement and glamour that can only be experienced when witnessing the sport for real. Being one of the most expensive sporting events anywhere in the world, and given the breathtaking speed and excitement that happens when F1 is in town, there's really no rival for being beside the track and observing the amazing events firsthand. The only worthwhile conception of the amazing speeds that Formula 1 cars can reach comes from standing in the paddocks and seeing them accelerate past you at incredible speed.

11:50, 16 November 2012