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Hey guys,
I think we could do a great championship with these cars models (F3500 [F1 cars 90s years] V8 / V10 / V12 engines). Look the F1 GP tracks that GT7 have!! 14 tracks total!
GT7 F1 Tracks:
## 🏁 Current F1 Tracks (Recent/Current Calendar)
These tracks are part of the modern world championship or were present in very recent seasons:
* Interlagos Racetrack (Brazil): The traditional venue for the São Paulo GP.
* Autodromo Nazionale Monza (Italy): Known as the ultimate temple of speed in F1.
* Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium): One of the most challenging circuits, famous for the Eau Rouge corner.
* Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (Spain): Track used for the Spanish GP and a traditional testing venue.
* Suzuka Circuit (Japan): The iconic figure-8 shaped circuit designed by Honda.
* Red Bull Ring (Austria): A short, fast track with significant elevation changes.
* Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve (Canada): The famous semi-permanent street circuit in Montreal. * Yas Marina Circuit (Abu Dhabi): The modern venue that frequently closes F1 seasons.
## 🏛️ Old/Historic F1 Tracks
Circuits that have hosted official Formula 1 GPs in the past or that have hosted historic non-championship races with official cars and drivers of the category:
I think we could do a great championship with these cars models (F3500 [F1 cars 90s years] V8 / V10 / V12 engines). Look the F1 GP tracks that GT7 have!! 14 tracks total!
GT7 F1 Tracks:
## 🏁 Current F1 Tracks (Recent/Current Calendar)
These tracks are part of the modern world championship or were present in very recent seasons:
* Interlagos Racetrack (Brazil): The traditional venue for the São Paulo GP.
* Autodromo Nazionale Monza (Italy): Known as the ultimate temple of speed in F1.
* Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium): One of the most challenging circuits, famous for the Eau Rouge corner.
* Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (Spain): Track used for the Spanish GP and a traditional testing venue.
* Suzuka Circuit (Japan): The iconic figure-8 shaped circuit designed by Honda.
* Red Bull Ring (Austria): A short, fast track with significant elevation changes.
* Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve (Canada): The famous semi-permanent street circuit in Montreal. * Yas Marina Circuit (Abu Dhabi): The modern venue that frequently closes F1 seasons.
## 🏛️ Old/Historic F1 Tracks
Circuits that have hosted official Formula 1 GPs in the past or that have hosted historic non-championship races with official cars and drivers of the category:
- Goodwood Motor Circuit (United Kingdom): Venue for the famous non-championship F1 races in the 50s and 60s.
- Brands Hatch GP Circuit (United Kingdom): Officially hosted the British GP 12 times between 1964 and 1986.
- Watkins Glen International (USA): Home of the United States GP consecutively between 1961 and 1980.
- Fuji International Speedway (Japan): Hosted the Japanese GP in the 70s (Hunt and Lauda era) and in 2007/2008.
- Nürburgring GP Circuit (Germany): Modern version built for F1 after the long track became too dangerous; hosted races until 2020.
- Circuit de la Sarthe / Le Mans (France): Although famous for the 24 Hours of Endurance, the Le Mans complex hosted the 1967 French F1 GP (using the Bugatti Circuit, which shares the pit straight and the first sector with the game's track).
