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Circuit of The Americas today announced that it has been declared ready to host the 2012 F1 United States GP by Charlie Whiting, who directs racing, safety and technical matters for the FIA. Whiting visited the Central Texas racing circuit as part of a scheduled pre-race inspection and approved the circuit for “Grade 1” status, hence appropriate to host an F1 race.
Think it'll go well with the stars & stripes runoff areas near the Tower?Nando wrote:I quite liked the white clean look to be honest.
Still the design is there with the sharp edges, looks very nice.
hairy_scotsman wrote:Think it'll go well with the stars & stripes runoff areas near the Tower?Nando wrote:I quite liked the white clean look to be honest.
Still the design is there with the sharp edges, looks very nice.
I bet if they could they would make the whole track in stars and stripes...hairy_scotsman wrote:Think it'll go well with the stars & stripes runoff areas near the Tower?Nando wrote:I quite liked the white clean look to be honest.
Still the design is there with the sharp edges, looks very nice.
You always paint the lightest color first.Nando wrote:I quite liked the white clean look to be honest.
Still the design is there with the sharp edges, looks very nice.
I bet if they could they would make the whole track in stars and stripes...
Buxton.hairy_scotsman wrote:Tilke says garages not too small:
http://www.statesman.com/blogs/content/ ... mall.html/
Have you noticed that every time they give him some air time on Speed, he tries to cram in so many words that he's actually out of breath by the time he finishes?
Yeah, I'm assuming you're talking about the bright green strip between the curb & the paved runoff. That's actually artificial turf installed directly onto the paved runoff. They're doing this all over the place. Check out the T18-19 photo.Pup wrote:BTW, gotta love the token bit of grass here at the run off...
