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30 Jan 2005, 17:44 (Ref:1213239)
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mandretti39's Street Circuits
I have decided to design three street circuits. One in Athens, Greece; one in Brisbane, Austrailia; and one in London, England. Here they are...
Athens:  Brisbane:  London:  All tracks run clockwise. Although no start/finish line has been designated, it will be on the piece of track parallel to the pits (in blue). I don't know if any of these tracks are possible because I don't know the widths of the streets to know if they are wide enough. I will post more tracks later, after I design them. Please give me any comments you may have. Thank you. |
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