Hi! We’re Amanda and Elliot!
Welcome to On the Grid Travel! I (Amanda) am a journalist-turned-travel-blogger who married into the Formula 1 fandom, while my husband Elliot was born into it with a British dad. Sundays are F1 days in our house – though, let’s be honest, so are all the other days of the week! We’re excited to take you On the Grid (and beyond!) all around the world in this F1 travel blog!
Taking you on and off the Formula 1 grid all around the world!
The Latest Posts
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Which Ferrari Museum is Best? Museo Ferrari Maranello vs Museo Enzo Ferrari Modena
When it comes to Italy’s famous “Motor Valley,” there really are no shortage of car-related museums to choose from, whether you’re a fan of Ferrari, Lamborghini, Pagani, Alfa Romeo… well, you get the idea. But by far the most popular car museums in northern Italy are the two sister Ferrari museums, one in the town…
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A Quick Spanish Grand Prix Race Guide
New to the F1 calendar this year (and taking over the “Spanish Grand Prix” hosting duties from Barcelona), we’re off to race on a brand new hybrid circuit in Madrid! There’s been a lot of hype about the new Madring, and it will be interesting to see how the first year at this new circuit…
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A Quick Italian Grand Prix Race Guide
It’s time to head to the Temple of Speed for one of the most iconic races on the F1 calendar: the Italian Grand Prix in Monza! This is a classic race at a classic track. And while it lacks the bells and whistles of some other Formula 1 races, it’s nevertheless a favorite for drivers…
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A Quick Dutch Grand Prix Race Guide
Back from Summer Break, and it’s time for the Dutch Grand Prix! This race takes place in one of the most beautiful locations, with a track that zig-zags through the sand dunes on the coast of the North Sea in the town of Zandvoort. And it’s a sprint race this year! Although it originally started…
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A Quick Hungarian Grand Prix Race Guide
The Hungarian Grand Prix is here, the last race this year before the F1 Summer Break. This race, taking place at the Hungaroring, is often called “Monaco without walls” due to the tight and twisty nature of the track and the precision that driving it demands. The Hungarian Grand Prix tends to be one of…
