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Looking for ticket to Chinese GP race this Sunday (2019)

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10th April 2019, 18:24 at 6:24 pm #391321

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Hi – I am in Shanghai for a few days and I’d like to go to the Chinese GP, but I don’t have a ticket. Any idea what my odds are of finding ticket scalpers to buy from if I show up Sunday morning? I only need one ticket.

thanks in advance!

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