Does anyone have any news of the dituation at the A1-Ring in Austria, I thought the circuit was great and it has some great history from the seventies and eighties in F1. I just wondered if anyone knew of the situation there currently.
A1-Ring situation 2009
Started by
ybee02
, May 05 2009 16:47
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Barry Boor
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Posted 05 May 2009 - 16:51
Didn't someone say it was being ploughed up a while ago?
I hope my memory is wrong!
I hope my memory is wrong!
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Der Pate
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Posted 05 May 2009 - 18:42
Even the A1-Ring was a joke, if you knew the old Österreichring...
I was racing with a Porsche at the A1-Ring...during a break I accidently found the old parts of the Österreichring like Hella S...even the old banners like Ghinzano etc. were there...it was a strange spirit there and I got in a strange mood...
It was unthinkable, that the cars drove with about 300km/h there...I also could imagine, that Mark Donohue had no chance to survive...
I was racing with a Porsche at the A1-Ring...during a break I accidently found the old parts of the Österreichring like Hella S...even the old banners like Ghinzano etc. were there...it was a strange spirit there and I got in a strange mood...
It was unthinkable, that the cars drove with about 300km/h there...I also could imagine, that Mark Donohue had no chance to survive...
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dmkerry
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Posted 06 May 2009 - 00:02
Hey
I found that this web page has some recent-ish pics and info on the A-ring, would be awesome to see the old ring back in action just amazing to see how narrow the tarmac was. BTW this page has some good info on a few sadly lost circuits.
Cheers
Dave
http://www.circuitso...nl/English.html
I found that this web page has some recent-ish pics and info on the A-ring, would be awesome to see the old ring back in action just amazing to see how narrow the tarmac was. BTW this page has some good info on a few sadly lost circuits.
Cheers
Dave
http://www.circuitso...nl/English.html
