Why does it have the lines? Safety surface or something?



Calling Condor, can you give your mate Bernie a call?

 

It looks cool, whatever the reason.

 

it is grippy stuff, it allows the driver to mess up, not destroy the car and get back in the race.

 

Cool thanks. I think that track is just used for testing these days isn't it? When Condors buddy brought it?

 

That is a great track, I remember seeing Michelin's test on Lemans cars over at that track changing pressure settings and tyres to see which is fastest on the track.

 

As mentioned above they are a very course section of a bitumen and tungston mix that wipe off speed and straightens the car up when a driver has a off... The red will pretty much destroy the tyres but if it saves your car it is a small price to pay

Very nice test circuit as the are 100+++ different ways to set it up to replicate sections of many of the major tracks in the worlds, which is why the F1 teams love the place ( also it is owned by F1 overlord Bernie)...

 

Martini stripes?