Wellington, NZ in 1986. The chicanes, the hairpin, the incredibly narrow stretch right before s/f certainly make for an interesting track. The safety standards of pit lane back then...
Wellington, NZ in 1986. The chicanes, the hairpin, the incredibly narrow stretch right before s/f certainly make for an interesting track. The safety standards of pit lane back then...
relatively speaking, (meaning performance envelope compared to safety) how is that much worse than a more modern F1 road course like Monaco or Suzuka.
I would. The speeds are fairly low. Armco is fairly forgiving.
A crash there would probably be of lower consequence than a crash at the Charlotte Roval would be.
As someone who long ago would have done the Isle Of Man I'd have run that track.
Even today I would; corner speeds are low and you're in some pretty sturdy cars.
Not if I had to pay for damage to the car. Street circuits are for pros who have large budgets for body damage.
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