Favourite circuit from own country
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- Carthage, TN
- race_emhard
America has so many to choose from, it's very difficult.
But I'll pick this one.
But I'll pick this one.
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- GTPlanet
- Street-King-07
- Quattro Saltire
Being from Scotland, we only have 1 proper race track: Knockhill. However good racing is always on the cards, especially when the British Touring Cars come to town.
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- Manchester
- Ardius_
Not technically my local track (that would be Three Sisters), but certainly the closest track that holds bigger motorsport events - Oulton Park:
Some people call it a mini-Nurburgring due to the narrow track, fast corners and bumps and undulations all over the place. Its always a great place to test cars and setups in iRacing as it has a great mix of corners that really show up any handling problems.
Some people call it a mini-Nurburgring due to the narrow track, fast corners and bumps and undulations all over the place. Its always a great place to test cars and setups in iRacing as it has a great mix of corners that really show up any handling problems.
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- Upside-down in the final corner
- rallymorten
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_motor_racing_tracks#Denmark
I do not really have much of a choice, so I'll go with Padborg Park. They got the direction wrong though
I do not really have much of a choice, so I'll go with Padborg Park. They got the direction wrong though
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- Essex
My local track is Snetterton, which is easily one of my favourites but I'd probably have to go with Brands Hatch too. Lots of happy (and a few bad) memories of that place!
Cap'n Jack
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- South of the South
- GoldMineGutted
Bathurst, of course! Although it is really one of two (permanent) circuits in Australia up to international standards, the other being Phillip Island. The rest of the circuits down here are produce some pretty good races but for the most part I occasionally feel like our top racing series' are close to outgrowing them. But with that said I don't feel like our top series should be racing on F1 grade circuits, the V8 Supercar races in Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, China and Austin have all been pretty dull compared to the races at home.
Australia does have a good collection of street circuits, for sure. I've attended the Clipsal 500 at the Adelaide Street Circuit every year since 2003 and I absolutely love it. The track produces fantastic races every year, the facilities do leave a little bit to be desired but it's always great for the fans, with lots of general admission viewing areas (especially for a street circuit) with a decent view and shade. Albert Park is fantastic too, although I haven't actually been there, but even as a South Australian I can say that it deserves F1 much more than Adelaide!
Australia does have a good collection of street circuits, for sure. I've attended the Clipsal 500 at the Adelaide Street Circuit every year since 2003 and I absolutely love it. The track produces fantastic races every year, the facilities do leave a little bit to be desired but it's always great for the fans, with lots of general admission viewing areas (especially for a street circuit) with a decent view and shade. Albert Park is fantastic too, although I haven't actually been there, but even as a South Australian I can say that it deserves F1 much more than Adelaide!
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- Birmingham, UK
- GOTMAXPOWER
Donington Park is the best track in the country, should be the home of the British Grand Prix 
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Lydden Hill
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The best circuit in the country I am currently located in is Mont-Tremblant. Though my favourite circuit in the country where I'm originally from is Tor Poznan.
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