new fictional track + Oporto info

I found some colour pics. I noticed the tramlines and many supports for roadlights. The track is very large so the pics with a "modest" track width should be from the second part of the track. The tramlines could run around the s/f straight. This means that maybe the roundabouts don't generate chicanes but they are taken with a unique line as in those days chicane were not still thought.

Along the track there are also many cement and stone walls and most of the roads should be with cobblestone.

Check here:
[latphoto.co.uk]
just type "porto" or "oporto"

here is the map:
[forums.atlasf1.com]
[www.allf1.info]

and some text
[www.gpracing.net192.com]




Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 05/11/2004 12:03AM by R_Scandura.

There are some good information at the AtlasF1.com's Nostalgia Forum and at the RSC forums. Do a search for Porto or Oporto and you will find something there.

I will grab a couple of photos from Forix and see what I can do.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/11/2004 04:11AM by Hova.

Hi Roberto,
in this link there is a detailed map of the Oporto track and also the altimetric profile.

[www.silhouet.com]

I have also the altimetric profile of Sudschleife that's different from the track by abcdefg. I try to make an Excel sheet to send to you.

P.S. I need to know how many millimeters are one height unit in GP3.
I make a comparison between the original GP3 Monza track and the official altimetric profile in the official website of Autodromo di Monza: I calculate approx 40mm each unit. is this right? Anyone knows the real conversion value?

Thanks for any help, bye