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The Nurburgring first entered the grand prix action in 1984 with a European Grand Prix, after hosting the European, Luxembourg or German Grand Prix’s since then in 2007 an agreement was made to alternate with Hockenheim.

The 2009 F1 Grand Prix at Nurburgring was won by Red Bull’s Mark Webber. The old circuit was 14 miles long and fast and dangerous by many standards. Its demise came soon after Niki Lauda's horrific crash. After progressive improvements the Nurburgring Grand Prix now provides a fast and forgiving venue. There are wide run-off areas and large gravel traps add greatly to the safety feature.

Address

Otto-Flimm-Straße
D - 53520 Nürburg
Germany

Official website

http://www.nuerburgring.de/

Schedule

• Free Practice – 15.15 (Friday 30/4)
• Qualifying – 17.30 (Friday 30/4)
• Race 1 – 11.00 (Saturday 1/5) 20 mins
• Race 2 – 17.20 (Saturday 1/5) 30 mins

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Snetterton was the wartime base of the 96th US Air Force Bomber Group. The first race meeting here was held in 1951, arranged by the Aston Martin Owner's Club. The layout has changed a few times since then, the current circuit being just under 2 miles long with two of the longest straights in the UK and is therefore one of the fastest circuits. Highlights of the racing calendar at Snetterton include visits from the British Touring Car Championship, British Superbikes as well as the Lotus Festival.

This weekend is one of the highlights of the year at Snetterton and in the Lotus calendar. With Support from Lotus, Classic Team Lotus and many clubs and organisations there will be Lotus parades, trade stands and exhibitions as well as free live band and fire works on the Saturday evening. The closest you will find to a Lotus Le Mans with hundreds of Lotus fans making a weekend of it in the special camp site.

Address

Snetterton Circuit
Norwich
Norfolk
NR16 2JU
UK

Official website

http://www.motorsportvision.co.uk/snetterton/index.asp

Schedule

• Saturday 19 June – Free Practice & Qualifying
• Sunday 20 June – Race 1 (20 minutes) & Race 2 (30 minutes)

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Formerly known as the Circuit Jean Behra, Magny Cours was build in 1960 and the current configuration was opened in 1991 for it’s first Grand Prix. The French GP was held at Magny Cours until 2008 but was released for 2009.

Address

Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours
58470 Magny-Cours
France

Official website

http://www.magnyf1.com/

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One of the most iconic sporting venues in the world, Brands Hatch can lay claim to being the busiest race circuit in Europe. The Kent circuit attracts some of the biggest international events on the calendar, including World Superbikes, the World Touring Car Championship, DTM and for this event Super League Formula along with Group C.

The 4.25KM mile Grand Prix circuit was constructed in 1959 and held the British Grand Prix many times during the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties with many motor racing legends having won at the circuit, including Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, Jack Brabham, Emerson Fittipaldi and Ayrton Senna.

Address

Brands Hatch Circuit
Fawkham
Longfield
Kent DA3 8NG
UK

Official website

http://www.motorsportvision.co.uk/brands-hatch/circuits/brands-hatch.asp

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Built in 1963 Zolder is a 2.5 mile undulating circuit that has held the F1 Belgium Grand Prix on 10 occasions during the 70's and 80's. It’s one of the best Elise circuits in Europe and much understated against it’s more illustrious neighbour at Spa.

This weekend is one of the biggest of the year at Zolder with the European Truck Grand Prix headlining the weekends racing.

Address

Circuit Zolder
Terlaemen 30
B-3550 Heusden-Zolder
Belgium

Official website

http://www.circuit-zolder.be/

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Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is arguably the greatest race circuit in Europe, if not the World. Spa held the Belgium Grand Prix in 1924 for the first time when it was a monstorous 15KM long circuit using the local roads.

The current 7KM configuration has possibly the most famous section of all, Eau Rouge. Mention Blanchimont, Pouhon, Ravage, La Source, Stavelot and the Bus Stop and you send shivers down the spine of any motor racing fan.

Address

Circuit de Spa Francorchamps
Route du Circuit 55
4970 Francorchamps
Belgium

Official website

http://www.spa-francorchamps.be/

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Spectators

FREE entry to Spa for Spectators all weekend!

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The TT Circuit Assen was built in 1955 but a track has existed at Assen on the current site since 1925. Home of the Dutch TT race, it is considered "The Cathedral" of motorcycling by the Moto GP fans and is the only circuit to host every round of the Motorcycle World Championship since it was launched . It has a capacity of 100,000 spectators, including 60,000 seats. The track layout makes it a very technical, twisty circuit with little room for error, although track alterations carried out over the years paradoxically make it a 'safe' circuit. Further alterations were carried out in 2007 for Champ Car. It has also become a venue for concerts as heavy metal legends Iron Maiden performed at the circuit in August 2008.

Address

TT-Circuit
TT-Tunnelweg
9405 Assen
Netherlands

Official website

http://www.tt-assen.com/

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