u/Kind-Ad9748 — reddlx

The Autodromo Internacional de Codegua

The main changes I did was turn the bends of 4 and 6 into two mirror corners with the corner type being that of Bahrain turn 9 and 10, but doing the mirror style like COTA turns 13-15

Along with those I also updated the pitlane to allow a more seamless transition into turn 1 and probably safer

More changes include the new flag section cause I personally like when tracks do that

The addition of DRS or Straight Zones

Along with more Grand Stands with the pit straight having one that is like Sepang where seats are on both sides but it would be Straight and not at an angle

u/Kind-Ad9748 — 3 days ago

▲ 6 r/F1Discussions

Do you think Madrid will make Valencia a little less looked down at after the first race?

"Perhaps I treated you to harshly little one"

Especially if the Madring is as bad as sims are running and how unsure the drivers are at the track, or with the new regs do you thing the rubber-banding overtakes will overshadow overall flaws with the track and once that's fixed we'll get another 1/5 races style circuit like Valencia?

Follow Up Question

If Madrid does so poorly could it take the Valencia route with the European GP so it can make way for the Barcelona-Catalunya Circuit or maybe even Motorland Aragon?

Finally for those with PC's and have driven Valencia and Madrid which do you prefer?

(I know it wont but a fan can hope for Aragon)

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u/Kind-Ad9748 — 15 days ago

▲ 36 r/RaceTrackDesigns

Since France can't seem to get a track to stick with Formula One why not say to hell with Magny-Cours or Paul Richard or even Le Man if we go back far enough in history, so since they all couldn't get us consistent good racing for example:

Magny-Cours was to Hard to Overtake

Paul Richard was just Awkward and Boring

Le Man was to Simple for the F1 Cars at the time

So my solution and one that seems to be a trend, {Street Circuits}. This track would follow trends, style, and well location with that of Monaco and also Baku for some portions

The track width, length, and amount corners all very similar to Monaco with some 90 turns stolen from Baku and the parallel straights at the end would use something similar to Baku's long ass straight and the little straight before the Castle Section where its the one wall separating them

Id love some feedback to help in the future for designs so I don't have to keep referencing Tilke's design styles

P.S. The White Boxes are Stands / Gray Boxes are Runoff Areas

u/Kind-Ad9748 — 22 days ago

▲ 23 r/F1Discussions

Remove all restrictions of money and sales would y'all rather take Valencia or Monaco two tracks that were tight and rather difficult to overtake but can have good races like:

2018 for Monaco

2012 for Valencia

Just to name some interesting races from each but which would be the better track for a race weekend

u/Kind-Ad9748 — 25 days ago