Flyover Race tracks

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Just wondering, how many race tracks have a bridge that crosses other parts of the track/pitlane.

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Suzuka, Japan
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Ahvenisto, Finland
Oran Park, Australia
Fiorano, Italy
Palanga, Lithuania
Central Circuit, Japan
Dresden, Germany
Paramount Ranch, USA
Norisring 1948-50, Germany
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Las Cumbres, Peru
Las Palmas, Peru
Balcarce, Argentina
Autodromo General San Martin, Argentina
 
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Las Cumbres and Las Palmas, both in Peru (found them earlier today, looks like a cool track!)
 
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Motegi? Isn't that just the oval? If that counts, surely Monza then counts? And why would Top Gear count? You need to clear up what you are looking for here, Top Gear doesn't have a "flyover" - no bridge or anything. Sure, the track crosses over itself, but that isn't a fly-over. If that counts, then why does Motegi, which features a seperate track crossing over it?

What is this thread really asking for?
 
Ardius
Motegi? Isn't that just the oval? If that counts, surely Monza then counts? And why would Top Gear count? You need to clear up what you are looking for here, Top Gear doesn't have a "flyover" - no bridge or anything. Sure, the track crosses over itself, but that isn't a fly-over. If that counts, then why does Motegi, which features a seperate track, count?

What is this thread really asking for?
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Good point on Motegi. (It was in brackets to show that I wasn't wholly sure)
Top Gear? its not, your right
Whats it for? I'm just curious, isn't that enough?
 
I meant, what exact defintions are you looking for? You seem to be confused yourself what you want us to suggest, the original post asks for tracks that cross over themselves with bridges or over the pitlane, but then later you suggest the Top Gear track?
 
Ardius
I meant, what exact defintions are you looking for? You seem to be confused yourself what you want us to suggest, the original post asks for tracks that cross over themselves with bridges or over the pitlane, but then later you suggest the Top Gear track?
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OK, I messed up, it was just a random idea.
This is why I asked instead of editing it into post one, as I could see if anyone (Quite rightly) disagreed.
 
Another suggestion,
Autódromo General San Martin, Argentina
Balcarce / Autodromo Juan Manuel Fangio, Argentina
 
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Do the bridges have to carry a part of the track over another part? Or can it just be for pedestrians? If it was the latter then I think you are going to have a long list.
 
I see you have Oran Park on the list. The circuit no longer exists - it was demolished for a housing development. But at least they kept some of the land's history by naming all of the streets after Australian racing drivers like Brock and Skaife and Brabham.
 
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Do the bridges have to carry a part of the track over another part? Or can it just be for pedestrians? If it was the latter then I think you are going to have a long list.
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Yes. Pedestrian bridges don't count

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I see you have Oran Park on the list. The circuit no longer exists - it was demolished for a housing development. But at least they kept some of the land's history by naming all of the streets after Australian racing drivers like Brock and Skaife and Brabham.
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Dresden doesn't exist anymore either. As long as it was active and had a bridge, it is allowed.
 

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