The document proposes a recreational area at Formula 1 races with a 100-foot watch tower that would provide views of the circuit. Spectators could climb the tower and use binoculars and radios. Fun dollars collected could be redeemed at theme parks, and revenue would support services for the deaf and dumb. The idea is to make the F1 experience more fun and interactive while also serving a good cause. Feedback from CEOs and students is provided, with most seeing potential if the recreational area is appealing and safe. The document seeks an interview with structural engineer Bill Baker to design the tower safely and maximize its capacity, and a philanthropist to discuss supporting the deaf and dumb community.

1. FUN DOLLARATTEAM – S2A

2. Our VisionFORMULA – 1 RACESVISIT RECREATION AREAGIVE A $$ DOLLARGET A $$ FUN DOLLARREDEEM $$ FUN DOLLARS AT A THEME PARKPROFIT GENERATED WILL SERVE THE DEAF AND DUMBFUN + MEANING

3. Before defining Recreational AreaAfter DefiningIts too complicated a model. Why would people pay for a recreational area at f1? And if they were to pay, what will be different in the activities at f1 that you will develop than what f1 already provides? How will it give the same level of thrill and add to the experience of the regular f1 fanatic? – Muhammad Amin, CEO Cadbury Pakistan.It’ll definitely be an excellent incentive to go watch the race because if it all comes down to sitting in one place, I would rather watch in on TV. Plus making it to the top for a noble cause – not just adventure – Its going to be worth it. MariamRahim, Student – DOW University of Health and SciencesIt is a good idea, basically. I don't know the details, but most humans are willing to assist with those who are less fortunate and they will be willing to share in the division of the cost where it is not a large amount of expense.But, there must be some appeal for them in those "other" areas. Sports minded people are always interested in activities that accelerate their physical senses and bring motion and sounds together. – Almon H. Clegg, Electronics Engineer.Climbing for a cause? It will not only enable me to enjoy the race more by capturing precious moments of F1, but it will do good for the less privileged as well. AlizehPremjee – Student, University of NotthinghamMalaysia Campus.It is a very unique concept and a practical one too. However the recreational area should be appealing for a wide audience. AbidSoleja – CEO, Abid Corporation Pakistan

4. RECREATION AREA 100 – Foot Watch Tower At 50 and 75 Feet Levels: A 360 Degree View of the whole F-1 CircuitAt 100 Feet – Open Top:An Aerial ViewTeam Radios for spectators attached with BinocularsOffers you:More fun and adventureBetter ViewMore InvolvementClimb for a Good Cause and get Fun Dollars

5. S2A WOULD LIKE TO INTERVIEWWilliam Frazier Baker, also known as Bill Baker, (born October 9, 1953, Fulton, Missouri) is an American structural engineer known for engineering the BurjKhalifa the world's tallest building/manmade structure.For our vision, there is no other better person who can design the 100 – Foot Watch Tower. Bill Baker will have the perfect ability to mix safety, feasibility, beauty and fun together. Therefore it would be a dream come true if we had the opportunity to interview him .Some Questions:How can a tower be designed to be attractive to a lot of people?How can we insure safety for every spectator?How can a tower accommodate the maximum number of people with a limited amount of space at one given time?What would be the most effective location of such a tower in a Formula -1 Circuit?The Fun Dollar will do two things. Firstly it will give the visitors a chance to redeem the collected Fun Dollars at a 50% Discount at the prescribed Theme Parks. Secondly the Revenue generated by the number of people visiting the tower, will be used to serve the deaf and dumb. This will be done by collaborating with the major Deaf and Dumb Associations spread throughout the World. Our second choice, if given, would have been to interview the leading Philanthropist with regards to the Deaf and Dumb