RULES FOR VISITORS

Save yourself an inconvenience at the entrance. Here's a list of things to leave at home when visiting the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. 

WHAT CAN'T YOU TAKE WITH YOU?

• Bags over 20-litre capacity
• Glass bottles and glass containers
• BBQs
• Restricted and illegal substances
• Offensive weapons or items that are deemed dangerous, offensive or unsuitable
• Drones or remote-controlled aircraft
• Step ladders or any similar item which may obstruct the view of other attendees
• Lasers fireworks/pyrotechnics
• Any items which might be subject to ambush marketing
• Smoke canisters 
• Tents and shelters 
• Four-wheeled carry carts (doesn't include those used to carry children, but they must be empty at the gate)
• Powered scooters (excluding disability scooters)/hoverboards 
• Electric cycles 
• Parasols
• Excessive alcohol, although you will be permitted to bring a reasonable amount into the venue for personal consumption
• No animals, only Registered Assistance Dogs

WHAT CAN YOU TAKE WITH YOU?

• Food and drinks: Silverstone has a very friendly policy and allows you to bring in alcoholic drinks, but only in quantities you can consume yourself. 
• Strollers
• You can take photos and videos on the circuit, but you are not allowed to use professional equipment. In practice, you don't have to be afraid of taking a quality camera with a telephoto lens and tripod to the circuit; however, you might have a problem with, say, a large professional camera. The footage you record is for your personal use only: it cannot be sold.