- 08 Sep 09, 19:10#150367
Share your experiences or observations of any current, disused or even pre-war grand prix circuits you have visited. pictures too if you have them!
Me:
Linas Montlhery - Closed to the public now but quite a strange oval/road course hybrid
Spa Francorchamps - Eau Rouge is unbelievably steep! The old circuit shows very few signs of it's past
Silverstone - Tarmac from the old circuit still exists at maggots
Donnington - No real signs of it's history remaining
Brooklands - No longer intact due to industrial estate. Banking is crazily bumpy
Aintree - Parts of the GP circuits are still used for sprinting so remarkably intact
Monaco - The run up to Casino square is amazingly steep. Kids jump into the sea from the barrage just past the tunnel
Nurburgring - A magical place set in an intimidatingly dense pine forest. Mist hangs low over the track in the morning and it emerges slowly...
Reims - Quite eerie. In the middle of nowhere and recently restored although a complete lap is no longer possible
Goodwood - Probably the best preserved Grand Prix circuit of it's era anywhere in the world. This means it is quite a dangerous circuit
Long Beach - Hard to make out the circuit. Seems an even odder place for a Grand Prix than Monaco
Las Vegas - The car park is mercifully no longer there
Me:
Linas Montlhery - Closed to the public now but quite a strange oval/road course hybrid
Spa Francorchamps - Eau Rouge is unbelievably steep! The old circuit shows very few signs of it's past
Silverstone - Tarmac from the old circuit still exists at maggots
Donnington - No real signs of it's history remaining
Brooklands - No longer intact due to industrial estate. Banking is crazily bumpy
Aintree - Parts of the GP circuits are still used for sprinting so remarkably intact
Monaco - The run up to Casino square is amazingly steep. Kids jump into the sea from the barrage just past the tunnel
Nurburgring - A magical place set in an intimidatingly dense pine forest. Mist hangs low over the track in the morning and it emerges slowly...
Reims - Quite eerie. In the middle of nowhere and recently restored although a complete lap is no longer possible
Goodwood - Probably the best preserved Grand Prix circuit of it's era anywhere in the world. This means it is quite a dangerous circuit
Long Beach - Hard to make out the circuit. Seems an even odder place for a Grand Prix than Monaco
Las Vegas - The car park is mercifully no longer there