Australian Grand Prix - Albert Park
Circuit Information: (english version)Circuit : Albert Park
Near : Melbourne
First Race : 1996
Circuit length : 5.303 km
Laps : 58
Total distance : 307.574 km
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Although a temporary installation, the Albert Park circuit is unlike any other, set in a beautiful park ar
ound a huge artificial lake to the south of the city, and the organisers have mastered the art of providing excellent facilities overnight. The circuit winds over roadways around the park and is a good combination of high-, medium- and low-speed corners, including a couple of chicanes and several overtaking areas in braking zones. The Albert Park circuit has been used before, for six years in the 1950's, and was the venue for the Australian GP for F1 cars (but not part of the World Championship) in 1953 and '56, when it was won by Stirling Moss in a Maserati 250F; it also ran international Formula Libre and Touring Car races. In its modern guise, Melbourne has proved to be as popular as Adelaide with the F1 teams and fans, and has now assumed the role of traditional season-opener.
ound a huge artificial lake to the south of the city, and the organisers have mastered the art of providing excellent facilities overnight. The circuit winds over roadways around the park and is a good combination of high-, medium- and low-speed corners, including a couple of chicanes and several overtaking areas in braking zones. The Albert Park circuit has been used before, for six years in the 1950's, and was the venue for the Australian GP for F1 cars (but not part of the World Championship) in 1953 and '56, when it was won by Stirling Moss in a Maserati 250F; it also ran international Formula Libre and Touring Car races. In its modern guise, Melbourne has proved to be as popular as Adelaide with the F1 teams and fans, and has now assumed the role of traditional season-opener.Book here your lowcost flight to fly to Melbourne with Best Bookings!
Informazioni sul circuito: (italian version)
Città a vicinanza : Melbourne
Esiste dal : 1996
Lunghezza del circuito : 5.303 km
Numero di giri : 58
Distanza totale : 307.574 km
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Benché provvisorio il circuito di Albert Park è diverso da tutti gli altri. È situato in un parco splendido attorno ad un lago artificiale enorme al sud della città, con strutture d'accoglienza eccellenti volute dagli organizzatori. Il circuito attorno al parco è una buona combinazione di giri ad alta, media e bassa velocità, tra cui una coppia di chicane e molte possibilità di sorpassi in zone di frenata. Il circuito di Albert Park è stato utilizzato durante 6 stagioni negli anni '50, ed era l'appuntamento per il Grand Premio Australiano di Formula 1 (che non faceva parte del campionato del mondo) nel 1953 e 1956; fu guadagnato da Stirling Moss su una Maserati 250F; ha anche ricevuto corse internazionali di formula libera e di Touring Car. Nella sua versione moderna, Melbourne è risultata così popolare quanto Adelaïde per i gruppi di F1 ed i fans, ed assume ora il ruolo di primo gran premio del Campionato Mondiale di Formula 1.
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