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I have worked Miami, Vegas and Baku. Baku was great and seems pretty affordable. Great track, great people, great wine. That might be one to consider.

Volunteering gets you on the track close to the action. My Vegas post was turn 0.0 which was effectively at the number 4 grid spot across from the pits. If you get involved with your local SCCA region and work corners you have a good chance of getting to work a race. Besides F1, I have worked IMSA and IndyCar at Laguna Seca. All fun but the commitment is for all practice and race days from beginning to end.

Have given myself a birthday present with Champion Club tickets to Spa and Hungary. Really looking forward to that trip. If anyone has any suggestions on things to do in Brussels or tricks at the tracks, I am all ears.