Mama Mia! :MTM:
Can u believe they dared to race this track?
http://users.pandora.be/les.consultants.bvba1/sitges/
Banking is over 60 degrees
Mama Mia! :MTM:
Can u believe they dared to race this track?
http://users.pandora.be/les.consultants.bvba1/sitges/
Banking is over 60 degrees
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wow!
Impressive, ashame it has weeds growing out of the gaps...that gives the unused look
Holy shit! Thats not a racing track! Thats a god damn cliff! :MTM:
Did they make the turns that way to compensate for the lack of handling on those old cars?I definately wouldnt like to race there. :bigeyes:
BR /Nicke
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Originally posted by Erik B
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This photo is from Brooklands close to London, when the ultimate lap record was taken by John Cobb at 143,44 mph in the Brooklands built Napier Railton in 1935.
On my way from the Cradle to the Grave.
Thise pics from Brooklands show what it looks like today at the track.
On my way from the Cradle to the Grave.
The track was built in 1907 and called "The birthplace of British Motorsport".
On my way from the Cradle to the Grave.
This is the Brooklands built 24 L Napier Railton in Brooklands museum.
On my way from the Cradle to the Grave.
I live 5 mins away from track. The thing is that it the majority has been broken up and removed to make way for...Tesco's and other supermarkets. Suffice to say the remaining track is in good condition, but it is only 800 meters long or so.
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