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**kucheravka** · 10-01-2008, 07:45 PM

I disagree. Street circuits are more difficult to pass on because they don't generally have the massive run-off areas that allow greater risks to be taken without possible race ending incidents. Therefore drivers have to be more circumspect at places like Singapore and Monaco.

Nice theory except Singapore is akin to a Tilke track in terms of wideness so you have plenty of room to dive down the inside and turn 7 leads onto a 5 lane highway - the exit kerbs allowed enough run-off away from the wall!

10-01-2008, 07:45 PM	#9
kucheravka Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 482 Senior Member	I disagree. Street circuits are *more* difficult to pass on because they don't generally have the massive run-off areas that allow greater risks to be taken without possible race ending incidents. Therefore drivers have to be more circumspect at places like Singapore and Monaco. Nice theory except Singapore is akin to a Tilke track in terms of wideness so you have plenty of room to dive down the inside and turn 7 leads onto a 5 lane highway - the exit kerbs allowed enough run-off away from the wall!
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