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I like the pits, Eva!


EDIT: Oh bloody. He's got me there.

In picture 001.jpg, the pits and the straight reminds me of laguna seca...

The design in picture 001 was mostly inspired by a MX track but it turned out to be a British-style track.
Layout in picture 002 should have some modern-style runoff areas (specially in turn 3. Btw, club layout doesn't have pits because I don't like the stupid double pits concept present in a most Tilke's tracks (Sepang, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi, etc).
Last picture (003) includes a layout mostly based in a track that can be found in BAJA Edge of control. I loved the original track with all the bumps and jumps and incredible bankings and elevation changes . This one should have some good elevation changes (specially the fast combination of turn 3 & 4). The backstretch should have similar Hmap to Motorland-Aragón (downhill!!!).

If Dunsfold Airfield (Top Gear Test Track) would have been a real racetrack...


RED: GP Circuit (4,62km)
GREEN: International Circuit (3,75km)
YELLOW: National Circuit (2,40km)
BLUE: Club Circuit (1,40km)
BLACK: Regular Box (GP, Int. and Nat.)
BROWN: Club Box

No, it hasn't good taste. Too much turns on so short track..

The most are chicanes. Ok, maybe after Hammerhead are too much turns, but the most turns are chicanes.

Safety.

My circuit design for a track in Nauru. The track is 5,35km long.

My redesign for the almost abandoned Las Vizcachas circuit , i try of make a more tighter circuit because the actual circuit is very boring.
ps. I hope that don't look very Tilke-ish

Np2003 wrote: ps. I hope that don't look very Tilke-ish

No, not really. It looks, classical. If the safety would be very good, the racers would love it.

RobertRacer99 wrote:

Np2003 wrote: ps. I hope that don't look very Tilke-ish

No, not really. It looks, classical. If the safety would be very good, the racers would love it.

Thank you, when you will make other circuit design?, because i like the Nauru circuit layout.

My next design for a racetrack at the airport from my hometown.

RobertRacer99 wrote:My next design for a racetrack at the airport from my hometown.

What a good track!!!
EDIT: My next design is a Air base circuit located in Las Palmas Air Base, Lima, Peru.

My 2nd circuit design for my hometown. This is a 7,68km long street-track with 5 (very) long straights.

I also added 3 possible and driveable chicanes (in cyan blue) for the safety, but I prefer the track without chicanes.

As reference you can also see the 4,9km long airfield circuit at the top of the picture.

The Formula E will drive this season in Berlin on the old Airfield, ''Berlin-Tempelhof'', but a official layout isn't known. This is my 2,47km long layout.

My upgraded version of the chilean racetrack Autódromo Juvenal Jeraldo near Huachalalume.

RED=GP-Circuit (4,52km)
BLUE=National-Circuit (2,71km)
YELLOW=Historic-Circuit (2,18km)
GREEN=Club-Circuit (1,41km)

It includes 2 boxes. The box in the lower right corner is the main box, and the original box only is for the Club and Historic circuit.

Hope, you like it.

This looks like if Huachalalume circuit were a ''Chilean Nordschleife''

NicolasP wrote:This looks like if Huachalalume circuit were a ''Chilean Nordschleife''

@NicolasP: I don't think so. It's not so long (only 4,5km), and the curves are, IMO, regular. This could also be a ''Chilean Saó Paulo'' or something similar. But thanks for the comment.





Autódromo Fernando Vallejos Casanueva - Placilla, Valparaiso, Chile. It's abandoned (and destroyed) since 2005.

But, what if the track would have been massively modified.....

RED=GP Track (2,38km)
GREEN= National Track (2,30km) (GP-Track without the ''Infield'' of the old track)

WOW, you transformed a almost boring circuit for me, in a tricky circuit.

NicolasP wrote:WOW, you transformed a almost boring circuit for me, in a tricky circuit.

Actually, you work on the ''old, real'' layout. But did you thought about making my layout(s)?

...i could make this

Double post, but here are the Circuito Pedro de Valdivia Norte (2015 version), this track was used in 1950 for a F1 Non-championship race (but only Argentinan and Chilean drivers raced here), all the curves are in Spanish but i could translate some curves names:
1st Curve: Temporary chicane
2nd Curve: Curve of the Hill
3rd Curve: The Conquerers hairpin
7th Curve: Mapocho River curve
And the Santa Maria Straight.

I'm surprised I haven't posted in this topic before... Here's one of my favorite designs, a street circuit on Twin Peaks in San Francisco. You've probably seen car commercials on some of these roads...

Nice, but I don't like the part at the Twin Peaks (font). This part is too narrow. But still, good work.

This is a good extension, I really like the part at the Airfield, but is there a bridge or not? If yes, very good. If not, then it would be very dangerous.