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All About SilverstoneYou are in: Northamptonshire > Silverstone > All About Silverstone > Silverstone Safety ![]() An aerial view of the Silverstone track Silverstone SafetyWith an event like the British Grand Prix taking place at Silverstone, safety is of utmost importance - Find out what measures are taken during the event. • MSA authorised motor sport is classified by the British Government as safer than horse-riding, climbing and fishing! • There will be over 600 highly-trained volunteer track side marshals on duty around the track. This includes 290 fire and course marshals, 75 flag marshals, 50 observers and 30 incident officers. • Throughout the three days of the British Grand Prix, a team of 100 medical staff including 40 doctors will be on site to deal with any medical problem among the competitors and visitors. • A fleet of 23 ambulances and 100-strong medical team is on call during the British Grand Prix, and is placed at strategic points around the circuit. • Silverstone's Medical Centre is one of the best equipped Accident & Emergency facilities in Northamptonshire with a 14 bed hospital and its own heli-pad. last updated: 14/03/2008 at 12:06 SEE ALSOYou are in: Northamptonshire > Silverstone > All About Silverstone > Silverstone Safety |
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