A very new fan I'd say<g>. See here for a diagram of both circuits, the old,
in blue and the current GP track, in black, below. Scroll down further for a
more detailed look at the GP circuit.
http://www.silhouet.com/motorsport/tracks/nurburgr.html
--
don
"Getting hit by a meteorite is an accident...
everything else is driver-error."
"Thomas C Norwood" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:8g2fie$a2m$[email hidden]...
> For those who don't know or forgot :) , this weekend the F1 season races
> at Nurburgring. I am a recent (this season) fan of F1 and have been
> reading up big-time on "The 'Ring". I can't WAIT to see this track raced
> by F1 cars. I knew this track is used by car companies (like Porsche and
> Ferrari) to test their cars, but have read that this track is VERY tricky
> and dangerous. I've seen some pics on the WWW of some of the "famous"
> corners and it looks quite challenging, to put it mildly.
>
> Anyway, enough of my ranting...
>
> Gentlemen, start your engines! (or is that for NASCAR?)
>
> Ciao!
>
> - Tom N.
>
>
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> "Ferrari is the epitome of mechanical beauty and Ferraris are acquired by
> men who wish to turn their dreams into reality and inject into their
> lives a long period of youthful passion. I guess this is why there is
> Ferrari and then there is everything else."
>
> - Enzo Ferrari, on the Ferrari mystique (Translated from Italian)
>
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