Complex
Donington Park
Donington Park · Reino Unido
Variants
2
Races
0
Last race
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Opened in 1931. It stayed shut for almost forty years: the military requisitioned it in 1940 and used it as a vehicle depot. Its named corners —Craner Curves, Old Hairpin, Coppice, Melbourne Loop— are part of motorsport vocabulary.
Complex variants
2 variants
Donington GP
Length
4.023 km
Corners
11
Grid
32
Altitude
96 m
version 2020 · Grade 2
Default date 2020-8-11.
Donington GP is the main 4.023 km and 11 corners configuration. It combines the circuit’s most representative sectors and balances speed, braking, loaded corners and traction.
Do not chase one corner. Tune the car for the sector where most time accumulates and protect the exit onto the main straight.
Donington National
Length
3.185 km
Corners
9
Grid
32
Altitude
96 m
version 2020 · Ungraded/Alternate
Default date 2020-8-11.
Donington National uses the 3.185 km and 9 corners National configuration. It bypasses part of the full circuit and places more emphasis on braking, traction and compact racing.
Set the car up for rotation and corner exit; top speed usually matters less than on the full layout.