Greatest and worst ever circuits

[Tacitus]

You also never knew whose engine was going to blow up next, another element of tension now lost to us.

Even if the track existed today i guarentee 97% we would not see an engine explosion.

 

[Muddytalker]

Late entries from Muddy - Maybe it's the era that I remember with rose-tinted glasses, maybe it's that the cars were capable of overtaking and were varied, but I like and miss these

Rio de Janeiro
Mexico
Of the current circuits, Montreal and Spa of course (they've even managed to make the bus-stop a better corner)
Special Mention - I don't remember F1 at Watkins Glen, but it looks a bit of a doozy in NASCAR

These can be erased from my memory
Aida
Jerez
Valencia
Special Mention - Caesars Palace, despite it being the scene of Keke winning his WC and Carlos Reutemann miserably losing his the year before

 

[MCLS]

Surprised that Argentina hasn't had a mention, I really like that track, shame that it was external problems that caused it to be taken off the calendar, raced that circuit to death in Grand Prix 3

 

[Bill Boddy]

Favourite - the old Nurburgring and any circuit with flowing bends and run-off areas that punish the driver for mistakes

Dislike - any circuit that has to paint the walls different colours so that the commentators and viewers can work out what part of the circuit a car is in. Any Tilkedrome even though they usually have one good corner (or sequence of them), it's just that the rest of the circuit is rubbish.

 

[jez101]

Detroit. The track was a dog.

 

[Pacific Ocean Blue]

Oh, is there a different Nurburgring to the Gesamtstrecke ?

How disappointing.

 

[mjo]

Nordschleife, the disused Sudschleife, and the GP-track.