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How Formula One Works

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12. The Fans

More than 120000 fans come to watch the average race, while around 30 million watch it on their TVs in 150 countries.

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Each Grand Prix is comparable to the Super Bowl. Tickets are around $150, which is a fair amount for witnessing the world’s fastest circus.

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