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
Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
yeh but this topic is not about the races. most of these tracks no longer have races on them at all.

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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
gilles27 wrote: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!
This is what make's it alittle confusing but no biggy, I just thought maybe you had missed that thread, carry on mate.

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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
gilles27 wrote:cools, edit the title if you like.
Nah no need to, remember I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed and I confuse myself. Wish I had a F1 circuit experiencce to share though.
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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
Donington Park
Silverstone
Croft
Silverstone
Croft
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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
Silverstone
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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
The only previous gp circuit I've visited is Long Beach. The layout has been changed so many times though. The only parts of the original layout that are on the current layout is Shoreline Drive, and the corner before the final hairpin.

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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
Silverstone since 1963
Goodwood
Brands Hatch
Donington
Goodwood
Brands Hatch
Donington
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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
Adelaide Street Circuit - Went to many a GP and Still used for the local touring car series
Melbourne Albert Park - Derr
Spa Franchorchamps - Agree couldn't believe how steep Eau Rouge really was
Melbourne Albert Park - Derr
Spa Franchorchamps - Agree couldn't believe how steep Eau Rouge really was
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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
Shanghai..dont like it but i will still go watch chinese GP there next year 

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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
I've stood outside the perimeter fence at the Nurburgring, nothing was happening as it was winter and the track was snowed over.
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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
you never know, Walter Rohrl might have been having a go in the snow...

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Re: Which Grand Prix circuits have you visited?
Well I missed him then.