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Really tough one. Failed miserably. Looked it up.

Good choice!

I thought so too! This is the same circuit. As you can see, it's not an American oval

Any further guesses?



I'll give you guys a clue: It's been modelled in GPL and converted to rFactor before.

Norisring? It's the only circuit that I can think of with a layout resembling the second picture.

I think it is or a Japanese or South African circuit. Look at the drivers position. So it is definitely not a track on the main European continent. Could be british, but i doubt that.

I thought it was an early Japanese photo too.

Well, at least one person is very close. And it's not @John

What do you say guys? Japanese, South African or British?

I go for South African.

Nope.

My first thought was Aintree but it feels way off.

then i go for the Japan connection but still have not the slightest clue which circuit.

Is it an early image of Suzuka? The only reason I think that is because the second image has 36R and 25R markers.

Where would this be in Suzuka though, I cant think of a place where you get the situation where the road is in a configuration as pictured. Keep in mind Suzukas layout hasn't changed in a major way since it was build.

We're in the right country now! Alas, it is not Suzuka.

Michkov wrote: ↑5 years ago Where would this be in Suzuka though, I cant think of a place where you get the situation where the road is in a configuration as pictured. Keep in mind Suzukas layout hasn't changed in a major way since it was build.

The entry to the hairpin. But it was unlikely to be right, which Paul has now confirmed.

No the hairpin has a huge elevation change the road going to the left would be much lower. Also there seems to be a right instead of the expected left.

Problem is all Japanese tracks are twisted knots. I'll have a guess though, Funabashi?

My guess Old Fuji Speedway