> It's the only motor sport left where the attendees can go into the pits and watch the mechanics at work. It's almost certainly not useful for you but one oth

> It's the only motor sport left where the attendees can go into the pits and watch the mechanics at work. It's almost certainly not useful for you but one other motorsport which is comparable in this way is the IOM TT. You can walk around and speak to the guys on the pit crews as they work. It also offers some visceral experiences, like standing 2ft from the bikes passing you doing the best part of 200mph. In fact when I went a couple of years ago selfie sticks were banned, as you are so close to the action that there is a real danger of hitting a rider with one.