2008 Formula 1 Grand Prix Of Europe
About Europe
Valencia is fast becoming one of the most talked about Spanish
destinations. Over recent years the old industrial port has been
transformed into a real cultural must-see and in August 2008 the
glamorous city hosts its first Grand Prix on a brand-new harbour-side
street circuit.
Situated in Valencia's recently-revamped marina area, the track is 5.473 kilometres in length and boasts top speeds of over 300 km/h - and average speeds of 200 km/h. The layout of the innovative track is challenging too, with 25 turns (11 left and 14 right) to test the drivers to the maximum.
Situated in Valencia's recently-revamped marina area, the track is 5.473 kilometres in length and boasts top speeds of over 300 km/h - and average speeds of 200 km/h. The layout of the innovative track is challenging too, with 25 turns (11 left and 14 right) to test the drivers to the maximum.