A trackside view of Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli speeding by at over 300 kilometers per hour is one thing. Sleeping trackside throughout a race weekend in the heart of the Silverstone circuit is another thing entirely. For racing aficionados, the historic circuit northwest of London is holy ground. A former Royal Air Force base, Silverstone was the setting of the first Formula 1 World Championship race in 1950. For over 70 years, it has been the home of the British Grand Prix. Today, within the famous turns and sweeping curves of Copse, Becketts, and Stowe, you’ll find a weekend-long race experience unlike any other. True to its name, The Pop-Up Hotel is the first hotel to pop up within a race circuit, where guests can fully experience a Formula 1 weekend without having to leave at the end of each day. After over a decade of providing Glastonbury festivalgoers..
