"Daily Automobile Science Pocket Dictionary" (September 19th-23)

Bell

The Ringtu Circle of the Japan Grand Prix is ​​located in the bell city in central Japan. It has repeatedly used the F1 season's final battlefield and dedicated many wonderful duels. The bell track is 5.807 kilometers in length, and the race needs to complete 53 laps, a total of 307 kilometers. The bell track was built by Honda Motors to test the performance of the vehicle. The most significant feature is the unique "8 -character" track layout. The "S-Curves" curve group in the previous paragraph requires the driver to have delicate and accurate throttle control capabilities. The back section of the track uses "130R" as the first high-speed section to test the engine and air power performance of the car. Essence

American track

The tracks used in the American Grand Prix in history are "five flowers", such as ellipse tracks, street competitions, and even parking lots. Today, the place of hosting is the American track in Austin, Texas. The layout of the American track refers to many classic tracks. Fans are called "Chimera", which means "suture monsters". The total length of the American track is 5.513 kilometers, and the race will be carried out for 56 laps, totaling 308 kilometers. The most iconic is the No. 1 turn at the end of the trail. The slope fully interprets what "speed and passion".

Rodriguez Brother Circuit

The Rodriguez Brother Circuit is a venue for hosting the F1 Mexican Grand Prix. It is built in a sports park. Part of the track will cross a baseball court and bring a unique viewing experience to the audience. The Rodriguez Brothers Circuit is 4.304 kilometers in length, and the race needs 71 ​​laps, with a total mileage of 305 kilometers. The gap in the track itself is only 2.8 meters, but because it is located above the Mexican plateau, the 2200 -meter base altitude caused a thin air to reduce the output of the racing power unit, but it will also reduce the air resistance suffered during racing.

Interatus circuit

The Detragos Circuit is the Circuit of the F1 Grand Prix of the South American country in Brazil. It is located in the country's largest city of St. Paulo. It is currently the southernmost track in the F1 event. The Dutratos Circuit was built in 1938. The length of a single circle is 4.309 kilometers. The race needs to complete 71 laps, with a total mileage of 306 kilometers. The track layout has a large number of corners of inclination, which is a major feature of this track. The most famous location of the Doregus track is the Senna S bend after the No. 1 bend, named after the Brazilian legendary driver Elton Seine.

Asian Wharf Circuit

The Asian Wharf Circuit is the track used by the Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, located on the Asian artificial island on the southeast bank of the Persian Gulf. The Asian Wharf Circuit was completed in 2009 and joined the F1 event in the same year. After the F1 entered the hybrid era in 2014, the final battle over the years was held on the Asian Wharf. 58 laps, total mileage 306 kilometers. The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was the first place in the history of F1 in the dusk and went to the end of the night to the night of the sunset. The flag waved, and the storm of the year also landed.

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