
TRACK INFORMATION
Track Name | Length | Corners | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Bean Raceway | 0.768 km | |||
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix Layout | The Catalunya Circuit opened in September 1991, in line with the hosting of the Barcelona Olympics, and is located approximately 30km north of Barcelona, Spain. This is one of Spains leading race tracks where a variety of races including the F1 Spain Grand Prix is hosted. With a long straight and a large variety of corners, the setting of the car can greatly affect the lap times. For this reason it is often used as a test track. The braking into turn 1 from the slightly descending home straight is a great spot for overtaking. | |||
Circuit de Monaco (Cote d’Azur) | 3.34 km | |||
Circuit de Sainte-Croix - A | 9.477 km | |||
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps | 7.004 km | 21 | Spa-Francorchamps is located 40km Southeast of Liège, Eastern Belgium's industrial city. This is a high speed technical circuit that has hosted everything from F1 to endurance races over the years, and the 7+km long track utilizes the mountainous environment of its location for its many ups and downs. For this reason the track is the very definition of dynamic, including many famous turns such as the high speed uphill corner 'Eau Rouge', the ultra high speed left hand 'Blanchimont', and the 'Bus Stop' chicane has been the scene of many famous battles. The track is praised by many racing drivers for being one of the most challenging in the world. | |
Circuit de la Sarthe | 13.626 km | |||
Daytona International Speedway - Road Course | 4.0 km | |||
Deep Forest Raceway | 4.25 km | |||
Dragon Trail - Seaside | 5.289 km | |||
Fuji International Speedway | 4.563 km | This is Japan's famed high speed circuit at the foot of the grand Mt. Fuji. Since its opening in 1961, many big events have been hosted here, and a countless number of famous battles have taken place on its tarmac. Following Fuji's famed 1.5km long straight, the first half is a high speed section combining mid to high speed corners, and the latter half is a technical section on an incline. Because the characteristics of the track is very different from its first half to the latter half, the set up of the car is also very important here. In addition to the Fuji Speedway F layout that is used in many races, the Fuji Speedway GT shortcut layout has also been included. | ||
Goodwood Motor Circuit | 3.809 km | 7 | This track's historical and technical nature with short straights and quick curves can be quite enjoyable for karts. | |
Kyoto Driving Park - Yamagiwa | 5.8 km | This configuration combines a high-speed layout with technical sections, providing a good test for kart handling and driver skill. |
