What are the famous race tracks in China?

1. Track name: Beijing Jingang International Circuit

Total length of the track: 2.4km

Beijing Jingang International Circuit is designed by an Australian professional designer Designed by Michael McDonough, it can accommodate 25 cars starting at the same time, 16 corners, 14 referee points, 12 camera positions, and up to 4 consecutive corners. This track consists of an international F3 track and a 4*4 off-road track. In addition, there is a 420-meter safe driving experience venue, including a 50-meter water-sprayed asphalt road and a 50-meter steel plate water-sprayed road.

As the only professional test venue in Beijing, the Jingang International Circuit can meet various needs for driving experience. It is worth mentioning that "Top Gear" once used this track to record domestic car test videos, so it still has a certain "international reputation".

2. Track name: Shanghai International Circuit

The total length of the track: about 7km (including the length of the spare track)

Shanghai International Circuit is At present, the racing track with the highest specifications in China is now named Shanghai Audi International Circuit by Audi. It consists of a Formula One (F1) track and other types of tracks. Among them, the Formula One track has a single lap length of 5.451 kilometers and a width of 12 to 18 meters.

The main events it currently organizes include the World Formula One Championship, World Endurance Championship, World Touring Car Championship, China Touring Car Championship, China Supercar Championship, etc., as well as independent series such as the Shanghai Audi International Circuit. Operated competitions.

3. Track name: Shanghai Tianmashan Circuit

Total length of the track: 2.063km

Shanghai Tianmashan Circuit was approved by the International Motor Sports Federation It is a racing track recognized by the FIA ??and the International Motorcycling Federation (FIM) that meets international standards. The track standard is F3.

Although the total length is only 2.063 kilometers, it contains 8 left turns and 6 right turns, 4 of which are 14 meters wide and the straight line is 12 meters wide. Therefore, it is an international standard track that is quite challenging, enjoyable and interesting.

It is worth mentioning that Tianmashan Circuit also has the only course in China that allows drivers to learn how to control a vehicle in a real out-of-control situation, thereby improving active and safe driving capabilities.

4. Track name: Guangdong International Circuit

Track length: 2.82km

Guangdong International Circuit, the maximum design speed is 250km/h , all indicators are in line with the International Motor Sports Federation F3 track standards. The standard width of the track is 12-15 meters. The starting straight and the two adjacent curves are both 15 meters wide. There are 5 left turns and 8 right turns.

The main events currently held include the China Touring Car Championship, China Car Drift Series, Hong Kong and Macau Regional Championships, etc. In addition, there are also independently operated events such as "Wind and Cloud Battle". It is worth mentioning that it also integrates automobiles, sports and leisure entertainment. It is an advanced, dynamic and experiential automobile theme park in South China.

5. Track name: Zhuhai International Circuit

Total length of track: 4.3km

Zhuhai International Circuit was founded in 1996 and is China's first An international-level racing venue that meets FIA Formula One standards. At the same time, the first international automobile event in mainland history was held on the track.

The main design consultant for the track is the Australian kinhill engineering company (now known as HALLIRTONKBR), which is also responsible for the design of the Formula One track. In 1999, the famous F1 track design company TilkeGmbh upgraded and renovated the Zhuhai track.

The track is 4.3 kilometers long, with 10 right turns, 4 left turns, and a 900-meter straight. Among them, the 900-meter main straight is followed by a 500-meter straight with a fast curve, and the maximum speed can exceed 300 kilometers per hour.

At present, the events it organizes mainly include independently operated events such as the China Touring Car Championship, the China Supercar Championship, and the "Pan-Pearl River Delta Super Racing Festival".

6. Track name: Macau Guia Circuit

Track length: 6.12km

Guia Circuit is the Macau Grand Prix The only track that hosts Grand Prix racing has a history of 62 years. It is also the only track in the world that hosts RVs and motorcycles in a downtown area.

The Guia Circuit is named after it was built on the Guia Mountain. Its terrain is winding and undulating, with up and down slopes, corners and straight roads. The track has many corners, and there are railings, cliffs and concrete walls on both sides of the track, making it full of dangers. The road surface has large ups and downs, and the track is tight, narrow and winding. The widest road surface is 14 meters and the narrowest is only 7 meters.

Because the entire track contains high-speed straight roads and circuitous sharp turns, it is recognized as one of the most demanding tracks in the world for racers, and is also called the "death track" by many racers.

7. Track name: Chengdu International Circuit

Total length: 2.4km

Chengdu International Circuit is an international standard approved by the FIA The second-level track has considerable influence in both professional and civilian events in the Southwest. Among them, the GP2 track has a width of 12-22 meters, 14 curves, a straight line length of 830 meters, and a maximum design speed of 280 kilometers per hour.

In addition, it also includes an off-road vehicle track and a safe driving experience field. Among them, the safe driving experience field is a 375*55-meter asphalt structure road, equipped with a 50-meter steel plate water spray and a 50-meter asphalt water spray, which can be used for simulated snow and rain tests. The biggest feature of this track is the S-curve with a huge height difference, which tests the driver's routing and braking skills.

8. Track name: Ordos International Circuit

Track length: 3.751km

Ordos International Circuit is the youngest racing track in China. It was completed in September 2010. The entire track is 3.751 kilometers long, with 18 turns, a road surface width of 12 to 15 meters, and a designed maximum speed of 296km/h.

As a "youngster", the Ordos Circuit has created many firsts. For example, it is the first international second-level track in China that is independently designed and constructed by the Chinese and can be upgraded to an F1 track; It is the first international mountain track in China, with a maximum drop of 32 meters.

In addition, it is also the first track in the world to construct an overall linear track in the form of animals. The track is shaped like a galloping horse, and the main stand is shaped like a flying eagle, reflecting the rich Ordos culture. culture.