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Monza Circuit Guide: how to be better at the Italian Temple of Speed Monza, officially known as the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, is one of the most famous and historic circuits in motorsport. Located in Italy, Monza is renowned for its high-speed straights, iconic chicanes, and tight corners. Dubbed “The Temple of Speed,” Monza has been…
Suzuka Track Guide for Sim Racing Suzuka, located in Suzuka, Japan, is one of the most revered and challenging tracks in motorsport. Known for its unique figure-eight layout, fast corners, and technical sections, Suzuka has been a staple in Formula 1, Moto GP, and many other series. The circuit’s demanding nature requires a perfect blend…
Silverstone Sim Racing Circuit Guide I present to you the Silverstone circuit, one of the most famous circuits in the world and one of the best known. I will detail each turn of this circuit for you to help you be better in your lap times and in your sim racing races (it will of…
Spa Francorchamps Race Track In this comprehensive Spa Francorchamps race track guide, we’ll break down each corner, discuss optimal braking points, and provide tips on how to get a good lap time and win your Sim Racing races. The Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is one of the most iconic and challenging tracks in the world of…
Laguna Seca Sim Racing Guide Laguna Seca, officially known as WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, is one of the most iconic tracks in motorsport. Located in Monterey, California, this 3.602 km (2.238 miles) circuit is famous for its unique combination of tight corners, elevation changes, and the legendary Corkscrew. Before we begin, I invite you to…
