Exactly six months before Beijing hosts the first event in the inaugural FIA Formula E Championship, series organisers have shown off the circuit’s design.
The temporary track runs anti-clockwise around the Bird’s Nest stadium that was the centrepiece of the 2008 Olympics.
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Measuring 2.14 miles (3.44 kilometres) long it has six sharp corners, four chicanes and two main straights. A particularly innovative feature is the U-shaped pit lane with a spectator area on the inside.
The Beijing Formula E Grand Prix circuit remains subject to final FIA homologation.
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The temporary track runs anti-clockwise around the Bird’s Nest stadium that was the centrepiece of the 2008 Olympics.
Measuring 2.14 miles (3.44 kilometres) long it has six sharp corners, four chicanes and two main straights. A particularly innovative feature is the U-shaped pit lane with a spectator area on the inside.
The Beijing Formula E Grand Prix circuit remains subject to final FIA homologation.
Related posts:
2014/2015 Formula E entry list complete
2014/2015 Formula E calendar finalised
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