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[internos2k]

I heard that thy should run in Russia too, but i don't know if on an already existing track or if thei'll build a new one.

[7UpJordan]

What about it?

Looks a bit like a deformed Silverstone doesn't it?

[internos2k]

Yes, it's true!

[internos2k]

The best tracks, in my opinion:
1) Spa
2) Interlagos
3) Silverstone

[8-ball]

For me its

1) Turkey
2) Suzuka
3) Interlagos

[Irv the Swerve]

Its got to be

1) Monza
2) Budapest
3) Shanghai

[McLaren Fan]

For me, as quite a conservative guy , it is Spa and Suzuka. Criminally, the latter is gone.

[kezza7]

Its got to be

1) Monza
2) Budapest
3) Shanghai

[kezza7]

srry pressed wrong button i meant to say budepest its the worst track of them all!!! mine has to be spa silverstone and monaco

[8-ball]

i agree budapest is so boring! the fact that it is so dull is what started this thread!

[internos2k]

i agree budapest is so boring! the fact that it is so dull is what started this thread!

You're right! The biggest problem in Budapest is that is almost impossible to overtake. I think if it was not so, it could be one of the nicest tracks.

[Ferrarifan]

number boring track was last weeks hungry race. ZZZZZZZZZZ

[McLaren Fan]

The thing is what constitutes a boring track. Take Suzuka, there is only really one overtaking place on the track, but it's still very popular. What about tracks that allow for good strategies but don't have a lot of overtaking opportunities? A good Grand Prix will have some good overtaking, some good strategy, some classic corners and the rest is made up by the drivers and the teams.

[8-ball]

what i meant by boring track is that there is not enough overtaking spots and what we end up watching is cars in single file going around the circuit. Not very entertaining