Nürburgring – The history of an iconic race circuit
This page tells the story about Germany's most demanding race track and the longest permanent circuit in the world. The old Nürburgring, also known as the "Grüne Hölle" (Green Hell).
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Népliget Budapest 1936 Hungarian Grand Prix Circuit
Népliget, a park in the Hungarian capital Budapest, was once the place where the first ever Hungarian Grand Prix took place in 1936. It would be a heroic battle where
Old Chimay – A lap around the original circuit
A photo tour at the old Chimay Circuit, made by Herman Liesemeijer. I take you on a lap around the 10.450 km (6.494 Miles) long original street circuit of Chimay in Southern
Montjuich Circuit Barcelona – The history
This page tells the story of the old street circuit of Montjuich Park, located in Barcelona, capital of the region Catalonia in Spain. Once it was one of the finest
Masaryk Circuit – A lap at the pre-war Brno Circuit
A photo tour around the 29.142 km (18.109 Miles) long first version of the "Masaryk Circuit", near the city of Brno in the Czech Republic Made by Herman Liesemeijer in the
Lobethal Street Circuit Australia – The history
There is no pretender to Lobethal's crown. When we look at the circuits that have seen racing in Australia, we might place Bathurst at the top of the list, or
Keimola Circuit – The history of an abandoned circuit
Keimola, outside Finland not much people may have heard of it. Nevertheless, a well-known Finnish Formula One driver started his career here. His name is Mika Häkkinen. This page tells
Grenzlandring Europe’s fastest circuit – The history
The Grenzlandring (Borderland circuit) in Germany, situated close to the Dutch border, was from 1948 to 1952 the fastest circuit in Europe. This 5,6 miles long oval street circuit was
Assen Circuit 1926-1954 – A lap at the old circuit
A photo tour at the second version of the Assen Circuit, by Herman Liesemeijer. This 16.5 Km (10.25 Miles) long street circuit was used for the Dutch TT from 1926 to