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tracks with lap time less than 4 seconds... These short and fast circuits are my favorites. They are built for high speed and a gives a driving pattern, which after 20-30 laps gives a meditative feeling. Like a mantra. Still pushing the limits against time, cutting 1/ 100s of a second per lap. Sounds crazy? You'll better try it out for yourself! |
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(Size: 300x178cm) |
Ricochet
(Size: 300x178cm) |
Ricochet mod-E
(Size: 360x178cm) |
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| Technical
tracks with more than 4 seconds / lap... A longer and more technical track is suitable when competing two by two. This type of track can also be a good challange during dark winternights, racing alone against the time. |
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Condradoring
(Size: 300x200cm) |
The Nobank Circuit
(Size: 300x178cm) |
Track Bersan 2000
(Size: 300x200cm) |
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Compact 2002
(Size: 300x178cm) |
Compact 2002 Ext
(Size: 300x178cm) |
Clasiopark
(Size: 360x178cm) |
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AMS in principal
(Size: 360x178cm) |
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A
word about trackmaps in general: I avoided to use any trackplanning software building my tracks. I found that those softwares just can´t build the tracks I can build on my table. In reality there are always possibilities the bend and force the track parts together whenever neccesary. Therefore I draw my trackmaps using a simple "paint"-type software. Maybe not always so pretty, but best solution I found so far. |