1. Montreal Motor Speedway
One glance at the floor plan of the Montreal track shows the difficulty of this track, the track is smooth, there are no special straights, but there is a corner of death: the Virage Senna, the first corner is enough to make the best drivers Got into trouble, because immediately after exiting the corner, it entered a twisting S-curve, and the drivers almost all brushed the parapet.
Because the track is smooth, it has multiple opportunities for overtaking. But this also puts higher demands on the engine and braking system of the racing car. For the audience, in addition to watching the wonderful race, the scenery of the Great Lakes next to the track is also very charming.
Chinese name: Montreal Circuit
Track length: 4.361 kilometers
Total length of the race: 305.270 kilometers
Total race laps: 70 laps
Track record: 1 minute 13 seconds 622
2. Indianapolis Motor Speedway, USA
When F1 cars race on this track, they will reach a speed of 195 miles per hour (312km/h) at Yard of Bricks. It will reach 200 mph (322 km/h) before entering the first corner. In the ninth corner, the driver will reduce the speed of the car to 55 mph (88.5km/h). The driver enters the oval track through a right bend. At this point the speed is about 100 mph (160.9 km/h) and acceleration begins.
Track length: 4.192 kilometers
Track record: 1:10:399 (2004, Barrichello, Ferrari)
Total length of the race: 306.016 kilometers
Total race laps: 73 laps
3. Nurburgring
The Nürburgring circuit is located in a beautiful suburb. The Nürburgring circuit with its huge sand field is a rare fast and safe venue for drivers. The Nürburgring is in Germany, about 44 miles southwest of Cologne. The length of the track is 5.148km, and the car has to run 60 laps. There is the famous Coca Cola (Coca Cola) corner Castrol S-bend (Castrol), there are not many overtaking cars, but the strategy of entering the gas station also plays an important role. Plus, the Nürburgring is fast and safe for drivers, with its massive sandbox. The 12 corners and arcs it contains make for a generally exciting race, not least because the car suffers from understeer. Intermediate downforce is the most common choice.
Track length: 5.148 kilometers
Track record: 1 minute 29 seconds 468 (2004, Schumacher)
Total length of the race: 308.863 kilometers
Total race laps: 60 laps
4. Monza Circuit
Monza is the home of Italian fans! The Italian Grand Prix is held in Monza, which is about 20 kilometers from Milan. This track runs surprisingly fast, a bit like the German Grand Prix, with long straights, 180-degree turns, and long straights. Overtaking is difficult on the straights, and there are very few exciting overtakings staged here.
Corners: 1. Retillio Tribune; 2. Curva Grande; 3. Variante Della Roggia; 4. Curva Di Lesmo, 5. Sierra Curva De Serraglio; 6. Variante Ascari; 7. Curva Parabolica.
Track length: 5.793 kilometers
Track record: 1:21.046 (2004, Barrichello, Ferrari)
Total length of the race: 306.592 kilometers
Total race laps: 53 laps
5. Le Mans
Le Mans Circuit, built in 1965, is the famous circuit for the Le Mans-Bugatti Grand Prix, located 5 kilometers south of Le Mans (a city in northwestern France) and 200 kilometers southwest of Paris. It is famous for its annual (beginning in 1906) 24-hour all-day racing, of which the 4.185 km infield is the track used by MOTOGP.
The Le Mans track is a circular runway, most of which are closed highways with a total length of 13.5 kilometers. The asphalt and cement roads are closed by highways and street roads, with an average speed of more than 200 kilometers per hour. There is a straight track about 6 kilometers long on the track. The speed of the car on this straight track can be as high as 390 kilometers per hour. In a 24-hour race, the cars have to drive at high speed on this straight track for 6 hours. Both performance and the endurance of the driver are a great test.
Pole Position: Left
The total length of the track: 4185 meters (Note: 13492 meters for the 24 Hours of Le Mans)
The longest straight (m): 450 meters
Number of left bends: 5
Number of right bends: 9
Track width: 13 meters
Race laps: 28 Race distance: 117.2 kilometers
6. Monaco Monte Carlo Circuit
The second is that this track is integrated with the streets of the urban area. The racing cars pass directly between the blocks at high speed, and the residents of the city lean out of the windows, and they may be able to see the F1 cars speeding past under the windows. Because the event is held on the streets of the city. The starting area of the track is set on a right arc acceleration section. Therefore, the cars in the back row cannot see the drivers in the front row, which makes the start of this track quite dangerous, and there are quite a lot of corners in the whole race. The fastest section is in a downhill right-curve tunnel by the bay, where the top speed of the car can reach more than 300 kilometers per hour.
The car needs a lot of downforce here, but not for the supposed speed in corners, but to reduce braking times and keep the car stable when accelerating. Many teams here opt for custom fin kits to create more flat surfaces. F1 racing cars have no other means of cooling, and can only rely on the air inhaled during operation to take away the heat. In the past, many teams used enlarged radiators to blow in more air, which also created the popular “Monaco nose cone”.
Track length: 3.340 km
Track record: 1 minute 14 seconds 439
Total length of the race: 260.520 kilometers
Total race laps: 78 laps
Location: Monaco
7. Miller Speedway, Utah, USA
The road course is a 4.5km long, 40 to 50 feet wide, 23-turn layout that offers a variety of cornering speeds from 50mph to over 100mph. The fastest cars and motorcycles on the track’s 50-foot-wide, 3,500-foot main straight will approach 200 mph.
While the track is largely flat, Miller Motorsports Park’s design incorporates several significant elevation changes to add character, challenge and unrivaled sightlines to spectators. Multiple configurations, each with its own distinctive characteristics, enable Miller Motorsports Park to provide challenges for drivers and drivers of all skill levels, while offering special race action to spectators.
Chinese name: Miller Speedway
English name: Miller Motorsports Park
Geographical Location: North America, United States, Utah
Main events: Le Mans Series, World Superbike Championship
8. Bratz Hatch
As one of the most representative racing venues in the world, it is also Senna’s first victory track. In 2011 Bratz-Hatch hosted some of the most prestigious races in motorsport, including the German Touring Car Masters and the FIA Formula 2 Championship, among others.
Chinese name: Bratz-Hatch Circuit
English name: Brands Hatch Circuit
Location: Europe, UK, Kent, Dartford
Year built: 1947
Track length: 3.703 kilometers
Number of curves: 9; (3 left curves; 6 right curves)
Lap record: 1:09.593, Nigel Mansell, Williams-Honda, 1986
Main events: F1 British Grand Prix, FIA World Touring Car Championship, FIA Formula Two Championship
9. Lausitz – European Speedway
The Lausitz-European high-speed circuit is located in the south of Brandenburg, Germany. It is currently one of the largest and most advanced racing circuits in the world. The track covers an area twice that of the Principality of Monaco. It has a variety of track layouts, including many different building groups and rich multi-functional supporting facilities. The 40-meter-high grandstand adopts a unique layout extending forward as a whole, and has 25,000 spectator seats. Here, car fans can watch the game at close range and have a panoramic view of the entire track to satisfy them. Section wonderful request.
Chinese name: Lausitz-European High Speed Circuit
English name: EuroSpeedway Lausitz
Track length:
2 Mile Super Track: 3.2 km
4.5km Racing Grand Prix track: 4.534km
4.3km Motorcycle Grand Prix track: 4.3km
3.4km Racing Grand Prix track: 3.4km
Enduro track: 11.3 kilometers
