This is the famous high speed course in Japan, with a view of the famous Mount Fuji. The long 1.5km (0.93 mile) long straightaway has been the stage for many famous racing moments.
This is a 4km (2.48 mile) long, midsized course in Sonoma California. Consisting of mainly mid to low speed corners, and with its many ups and downs due to its hilly location, the course is very technical in nature.
This is one of the most famous tracks on the west coast of the United States, a technical course 3.6km (2.2 miles) long. It has an elevation variation of 55m, with lots of ups and downs, and is the home of the infamous chicane called the “corkscrew”.
Even on a global scale, this circuit is rare for having both a road course and a super speedway (oval course). It opened in 1997 in Motegi of the Tochigi prefecture.
This is one of the world’s most technical courses that utilizes a rare figure 8 layout, with clockwise and counterclockwise sections made possible with its intersection with an overpass. It is the location for the F1 Japan GP, and there are many F1 drivers that mention the Suzuka as being their favorite course.
This is the famous high speed course in Japan, with a view of the famous Mount Fuji. The long 1.5km (0.93 mile) long straightaway has been the stage for many famous racing moments.
This is a 4km (2.48 mile) long, midsized course in Sonoma California. Consisting of mainly mid to low speed corners, and with its many ups and downs due to its hilly location, the course is very technical in nature.
This is one of the most famous tracks on the west coast of the United States, a technical course 3.6km (2.2 miles) long. It has an elevation variation of 55m, with lots of ups and downs, and is the home of the infamous chicane called the “corkscrew”.
Even on a global scale, this circuit is rare for having both a road course and a super speedway (oval course). It opened in 1997 in Motegi of the Tochigi prefecture.
This is one of the world’s most technical courses that utilizes a rare figure 8 layout, with clockwise and counterclockwise sections made possible with its intersection with an overpass. It is the location for the F1 Japan GP, and there are many F1 drivers that mention the Suzuka as being their favorite course.
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