What Is The Wierdest F1 Circuit?

[kup 0]

i voted for Hungary, imho worst f-1 track in last 10 years

aida (jpn) was a mess too, imho

both have too much sand and too narrow, imho

also imola is bad since `95

and i dislike adelaide, but like melbourne.

and estoril is ugly too, imho

[JayStorm 0]

Monaco, its the weirdest easily, no other track has shut close barriers in such a location. You have a great water view, and alot of houses, shops etc all at the trackside.

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Yeah, without a doubt, I really have to agree with you there Sato, afterall, it's the only publicly used circuit.

JS.

[jackgarrett 0]

albert park

[Senna 0]

No, the weirdest track not the worst! Albert Park can not be accurately described as weird, it is anything but weird and is quite bland, unimaginative and unexciting

[Machi 0]

Hey nothing wrong with Albert Park !

If you're talking about the worst .. Hungary would be proud to get that award again

[JayStorm 0]

Well, I like the hungarian track. I have reletives there and i've been to the race, the racing is actually very good, however, the dust, grit and gravel that gets spayed into the stands as the cars go round is a bit offputting to say the least.

JS.

[Senna 0]

Well, I like the hungarian track. I have reletives there and i've been to the race, the racing is actually very good, however, the dust, grit and gravel that gets spayed into the stands as the cars go round is a bit offputting to say the least.

JS.

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The circuit is physically demanding to drive and Mark Webber said in an interview with Motors TV here in the UK that he finds it one of the more demanding tracks because of the multitude of corners, it is necessary to stay focused at all times and there are few places where the drivers can relax. However, considering the grip levels off the racing line and the lack of good overtaking opportunities (Turn 1 is the only real place to overtake) it does tend to produce dull races, although there have been some exceptions