Algarve Classic Festival
The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve — a roller-coaster of blind crests and steep drops in the hills above Portimão. Hard on brakes and fuel alike.
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The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve — a roller-coaster of blind crests and steep drops in the hills above Portimão. Hard on brakes and fuel alike.
Fast, flowing Andalusian circuit with a grandstand bowl at the final hairpin. Warm and grippy even in winter.
A classic on the Atlantic coast near Lisbon: a long main straight, a tight infield and wind that changes through the day.
The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve — a roller-coaster of blind crests and steep drops in the hills above Portimão. Hard on brakes and fuel alike.
A classic on the Atlantic coast near Lisbon: a long main straight, a tight infield and wind that changes through the day.
The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve — a roller-coaster of blind crests and steep drops in the hills above Portimão. Hard on brakes and fuel alike.
Fast, flowing Andalusian circuit with a grandstand bowl at the final hairpin. Warm and grippy even in winter.
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya — the benchmark test track: a long straight, fast sweepers and a technical final sector.
Circuit Ricardo Tormo — a compact stadium circuit where the whole lap is visible from the stands. Season finale territory.
Motorsport Arena Oschersleben — tight, technical and busy in traffic. Rewards a car that is quick out of slow corners.
The Lausitzring in Brandenburg — wide run-offs and a modern paddock built for big grids.
Germany’s street circuit around the Zeppelin grandstand — short, walled and all about braking.
The Red Bull Ring in the Styrian hills — few corners, big elevation changes and heavy braking into Turns 3 and 4.
The Nürburgring Grand Prix circuit in the Eifel — unpredictable weather and a long, demanding lap.
The Sachsenring — twisty, hilly and mostly left-handers, with a famous downhill “Waterfall” section.
The Hockenheimring — a long hairpin straight into the stadium section. Classic season-closer.
These are stylized 3D illustrations, not aerial photographs of the venues. Track outlines were adapted from the plans linked below: their color and width were changed, shadows added, and they were placed over generated terrain.
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