Favorite Circuit?

[FerrariKiller]

Mine's Laguna Seca, gotta love the corkscrew.

The stranger the better, local tracks are awesome.
In the spirit of that all current F1 tracks are barred.

[coloradosilver]

Road America at Elkheart Lake in WI. It's got the longest straight of any of the other courses. I race there every summer in the end of July. I love it out there.

[Nasdale182]

Laguna Seca is strange, but the origianl is the old Nurburgring with the carousel; now that is cool :shock:

[kawa22]

Monza

[racofer]

The Nurburgring (nordschliefe), not that sissy modern thing they use for F1 now

Suzuka before they changed the 130r for last years race, although its still a great track

[hirari]

Sepang - just unique :wink:

[stradale]

I would say Nordschleife too. Probably the most spectacular track in the world.

From the modern F1 tracks Spa-Francorchamps and Suzuka are still great.

[veilsidebr]

Interlagos and Suzuka. Both are the most difficult/fast circuit of the F1 season. You can say that Monaco is more difficults, but it´s not so fast as the 2 circuits i sad.

I´ve already drived few laps through Interlagos on my friend´s Audi A3 1.8 T and i liked it because of his turns. There are some you enter at 160 km/h and you know that still can be faster without understeer. But it were just few laps, it was a short track day(for us).

But is pretty nice. Suzuka also the best circuit.

[jeroen40]

Definetly nordschleife,
Just watch a on bourd video or even better, pay 14 euro's an take your own car for a lap of near orgasmic experiences......

[Kangaroo Boy]

Bathurst,Its hard and Unique.The straights are hilly,and you doing around about 200km/hr (in porsche or something that is quick,260 to 300km),the top of the mountain is link with fast blind corners,then coming down it is all about precision braking and cornering,make one makestake its all over.Then down conrod,hitting top speed then braking hard...
http://www.procar.com.au/tracks/bathurst2_l.jpg
http://www.brock05.com/mrhdtgallery/hdt15.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/paladinbiker/sights/track1.jpg

[Ziploc]

nordshleife :D

[McLarenF1God]

Nuhrburgring hands down. If I owned an island I would build a replica of that track.

[mderuige]

Spa Francorchamps, because it is possible that it rains at one part, and that sun is shining at the other part. Nuhrburgring is also amazing

[bmwfreak]

Spa Francorchamps, the entire Nurburgring and Sepang.

Spa - A wonderful circuit. Eau Rouge - the best corner in Formula 1.

N-Ring - 14 miles. 173 corners. Fabulous.

Sepang - Nothing like it out there. Every where you sit, you can see at least 50 % of the race. The same cant be said of other circuits.
And, i'm malaysian. hehe.

[Chingachgook]

Spa in Belgium, and Suzuka in Japan! Very hard to go fast in those track, only rela drivers can win here.
And of course the Nordschleife, but this is another story, it's so long, difficult, dangerous...a real challenge

[Wankel]

Tsukuba Circuit in Japan :D Its a small track, where handling is more important than power.

http://www.jasc.or.jp/images/outline/overlook.jpg

[®™▪▪Å�чÑ�ίÂ]

Monte Carlo wins hands down for, its not just the tight twist trak its also, about the atmosphere, if u go there u get a sense of poshness, and i jus love it
http://www.f1empire.com/circuits/track-monaco.gif
Race Distance
262.548 km
Number of Laps
78 Laps
Track Length
3.37 km
Laps Record
M. Hakkinen 1:21.571
Williams- Renault

[Vansquish]

Monte Carlo, the Nordschleife and Spa Francorchamps (gotta love Eau Rouge)

[gucom]

1)Spa Francorchamps
2)Monaco
2)Nordschleife
4)Hockenheimring(esp. the old1, but new=good as well)
5)Monza
6)Imola

[4RCD3S4]

Road America at Elkheart Lake in WI. It's got the longest straight of any of the other courses. I race there every summer in the end of July. I love it out there.

Agreed. I LOVE going to road america to watch races, beautiful track in beautiful terrain. Gonna try and make the Quattro Club track event later this year. It also helps that I live only about an hour away from it. Also the best track food, bar none :D

[sads]

being australian i love bathurst but as far as international tracks go suzuka is da bomb

[ae86_16v]

Monte Carlo

[altezza]

Suzuka, Monte Carlo, Nordschleife, Leguna Seca

[Fast_car006]

Laguna Seca & Nordschleife

[cadsy48]

My two favourite tracks are the Nordschleife purely because of the sheer amazing size and danger, and bathurst Mt Panorama AUSTRALIA because it is a track that has to be experienced to be appreciated...iomagine at the top of a hill going 250km an hour only inches away from the car flying off the edge down the hill!, and the dipper is just as steep as the corkscrew in laguna seca, however to get form the top of the hill to the bottom takes about 3 turns it is extremely steep going up and down, and then FLAT OUT on conrod straight to a hard 90 degree corner, a brilliant track mastered only by brilliant drivers

[biff19_a]

Mosport outside of Toronto...got the priviledge of taking my focus out there for a track day and man it was soo much fun...
the norscheilf (i cant spell it) is another one that i have to drive and will hopefully mark off my list when i head over to europe in the summer

[he7lius]

I have been playing F1 games (especially GP3/4) for years now and i know the almost inside out. Brake zones, overtaking points, bumps etc I know them all and i think after u spend days and days playing the games and doing the setups, u kind off like them all as all of them have good points and bad points.
I particularly don't like circuits where it is very dif o overtake as it takes the excitement of the sport or game.
But the are a few of them I think they are fabulous, like Spa, Silverstone, Monza, A1-ring and the french one (Mani......something).

If you are talking about beauty, I think Monaco is the best and I think the Sepang one is also very good.