favorite f1 race track

kevogy

mine would have to be the monaco grand prix

heyjude

Spa Francorchamps - home to the Belgian Grand Prix

Running Bing

Spa for the racing, Monaco for the heritage.


The pinnacle of the sport.

Grim.

spa, Canada and the A1 ring

enzo7

spa den monza

Delta Kilo

Babybing wrote: »

Spa for the racing, Monaco for the heritage.


The pinnacle of the sport.

+1, hit nail on head.

You cant beat the first corner of spa, the tight hairpin at the end of the straight and then down and up the hill to the Eau Rouge, brilliant racing!

I think a few of those new wide front ends are going to be clipped at that hairpin!

Irishshin

Yup def Spa.

afatbollix

Spa Francorchamps

smooch71

Do you mean favourite track to visit or favourite track to watch on the TV.

I've only been to Silverstone and Catalunya so of those two Silverstone is far better value for money and far more exciting to watch. If you can stomach the Hamilton fans.

I'm going to Monza this year but the other track I really want to go to see has to Spa. That's the plan for next year.

Monaco is the last grand prix I would want to visit.

ednwireland

monza before they stuck in the chicanes on the straights and obviousley spa

elmolesto

Babybing wrote: »

Spa for the racing, Monaco for the heritage.


The pinnacle of the sport.

+1

I also like Suzuka

BoardsRanger

My favorite would also be spa. Its amazing how the hills of the track dont come across on tv- i can tell you, eau rouge is a steep incline!!
I also like monaco, not for the great racing, but heritage and atmosphere.
Suzuka is a great track- love the fast corners of the first sector.
Edit: Will be great to see this year's cars take 130R and also turn 8 in Turkey.

RayM

Spa, Montreal, Melbourne, Monaco, Suzuka (in that order).

flazio

The old Hockemhein Ring. With those massive straights down the forest, I know Monza is technically faster but the loop is shorter, If Spa was a driver tester Hockenheim used to be an engine tester.

amacachi

Spa, old Hockenheim.

newkid

Delta Kilo wrote: »

+1, hit nail on head.

You cant beat the first corner of spa, the tight hairpin at the end of the straight and then down and up the hill to the Eau Rouge, brilliant racing!

I think a few of those new wide front ends are going to be clipped at that hairpin!

It's even better when it's raining there.

I always look forward to this race:D

EvilMonkey

Spa, Suzuka, Magny Cours

shamrock321

From a spectators point of view, Spa has been the best track Ive been to, if your talking about on the Playstation then I like Silverstone, Sepang, Bahrain, Indianapolis and the Hungaroring.

riemann

heyjude wrote: »

Spa Francorchamps - home to the Belgian Grand Prix

Yeah mos def my favourite current one.

All time would have to be the Nürburgring

IM0

Barcelona - cause it can create surprises in team orders after coming back to european races.

Bahrain - for the same reason Massa loves it!

China and Sepang - fantastic technically designed circuits

so all my faves are all BTB and coming next

but then there's Spa?....choices...

NO! I cant pick a favourite :pac:

oh and if were racing? Monaco - especially on playstation when it was playstation.
Boring race to watch on TV though.

Masada

Id have to pick Spa for F1 but given the choice of all race tracks i'd love to see F1 on Laguna Seca.

amacachi

Masada wrote: »

Id have to pick Spa for F1 but given the choice of all race tracks i'd love to see F1 on Laguna Seca.

Aye, doubt the drivers would allow it though.

Have to say the new track in Portugal just used for A1GP looks great, would love to see an F1 race there in the future. Again though, with the hills and blind spots I doubt it would ever happen.

Darwin

Would have to be Canada for me - there was some fabulous racing action and incidents over the past few years. It's a real shame the race was dropped from the calendar.

Xavi6

Monza definitely, followed by Spa and old Hockenheim.

IM0

Darwin wrote: »

Would have to be Canada for me - there was some fabulous racing action and incidents over the past few years. It's a real shame the race was dropped from the calendar.

Yeah +1 on that, if only they got their act together and made a track they could actually RACE on (without falling apart over the w/end! )
Not sure that was the whole reason it got pulled though..anyone more info on why Canada was really dropped

EvilMonkey

me@ucd wrote: »

anyone more info on why Canada was really dropped

Money :eek:

Fabio

Spa, Monza, Montreal and old Hockenhiem.