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@Antonov @Antonov @Antonov

From 1982. I think that may have been posted before. That hairpin was early in lap, somewhere around turns 4-6 and only lasted year one of the race, being replaced by a 90 degree left hander from 1983 onward.

that's massive, thanks!

note the "LEC" at the bottom of the pic - Detroit already forecasted the coming of Leclerc more than 30 years ago!

this is how it was after 1982:

lol it took me a few moments to realise that was a horribly photoshopped image

kals wrote: ↑5 years ago lol it took me a few moments to realise that was a horribly MS-Painted* image

FIFY

well, at least it's accurate.

kals wrote: ↑5 years ago lol it took me a few moments to realise that was a horribly photoshopped image

Me, too!

Antonov wrote: ↑5 years ago that's massive, thanks!

note the "LEC" at the bottom of the pic - Detroit already forecasted the coming of Leclerc more than 30 years ago!

No, they were just five years late for David Purley.

Michael Ferner wrote: ↑5 years ago
No, they were just five years late for David Purley.

Thats where my mind went too.

I drew a new racetrack!

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=7424718

just imagine the look on the faces of the drivers when they see it

At just over 3 km, the race would be 99 laps!

Antonov wrote: ↑4 years ago I drew a new racetrack!

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=7424718

just imagine the look on the faces of the drivers when they see it

At just over 3 km, the race would be 99 laps!

How to turn the car at the hairpin? Way too tight.

Why does that matter lol? It's fictional and never going to happen.

erwin greven wrote: ↑4 years ago How to turn the car at the hairpin? Way too tight.

That never stopped A1GP.

or Formula E.

erwin greven wrote: ↑4 years ago How to turn the car at the hairpin? Way too tight.

Nothing a bit of right foot can't solve