The longest F1 track ever: Pescara Circuit, Italy
The longest F1 track ever was not the old Nürburgring as many think. It was the iconic street circuit of Pescara in Italy. Home of the pre-war Coppa Acerbo and
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Imola Circuit – Echoes from a Fateful Weekend
Imola Circuit, April 30, 1994... On that day Roland Ratzenberger lost his life during qualifying for the Formula One San Marino Grand Prix. A day earlier Rubens Barichello had a
Nürburgring 2004 – Fun on the Nordschleife
On April 24, 2004 I wrote the blog post below, about my visit to the Nürburgring. Four weeks earlier I bought myself a red VW Corrado G60. So I would
Opel Test Track 2010 – First visit to the Opel-Rennbahn
The first time I visited the abandoned Opel Test Track (officially named Opel-Rennbahn) was in the summer of 2010. Actually I was shocked about what remained of this old banked test
Tripoli Circuit – The history of Circuito di Mellaha
Rarely became a circuit that has existed such a short time so famous as the Tripoli Circuit in Libya, then a protectorate of Fascist Italy. A race fixing scandal and
Reims Circuit France – A lap at Circuit Reims-Gueux
A photo tour around the old Reims Circuit in Northern France. The pictures are made by Herman Liesemeijer, on a rainy day in the summer of 2005. It shows all
Pescara Circuit – A lap on the longest F1 track ever!
A photo tour around the Pescara Circuit. This former street circuit in Italy was the longest circuit that ever hosted a Formula One Grand Prix. The photos are made by
Pescara Circuit – The history of the longest F1 Track
Ask an average Formula One fan "What was the longest circuit that hosted an F1 Grand Prix?", and he will say the old Nürburgring. But the longest Formula One circuit
Pedralbes Circuit – A lap on the old street circuit
A photo tour around the Pedralbes Circuit, a former Formula One street circuit in Barcelona. The photos are made by Herman Liesemeijer in the summer of 2008. It shows the