United Kingdom Silverstone track _ Ami!

Bend names described: 1, Pedro Jos�� (Copse); 2, Magdalena Artes (Maggotts); 3, Samuel Beckett, (Becketts); 4. Kapel (Chapel); 5, krestovyy (Stowe); 6, Ville (Vale); 7, Club (Club); 8, abbei (Abbey); 9, bridge (Bridge); 10, Pristina Orinoco (Priory); 11, Truffi de (Luffied); 12, wood Cote (Woodcote): United Kingdom Grand Prix race track name Silverstone track total coils: 60 laps total length: 308.586 km track surface properties: a flat track to grasp: neutral single coil length: 5.141 km fastest lap: 739 1 minutes 18 seconds (2004, Michael Schumacher, Ferrari) match date: July 4, 2008-6 July practice game: 4 July 1st 17: 00-18: 30 2nd 21: 00-22: 307-3 17: 00-18: 00 qualifying: 5 July 20: 00 official competitions: July 6, 20: 00 introduction to race track: located in the United Kingdom central zone of the Silverstone Circuit, is the world Motorsport race track is one of the most frequent, Silverstone is the birthplace of the United Kingdom the racing industry. Silverstone race track was a World War II, when military airport, since 1948, the United Kingdom Grand Prix held, and in 1950 the first field in the F1 World Championship contest. While holding the world's first field F1 races, but the Silverstone track is not taken for granted is the only United Kingdom Grand Prix. From 1955 onwards, United Kingdom and by the Aintree Grand Prix Silverstone track held alternately in rotation. To 1964, the United Kingdom and also favored by the Grand Prix of United Kingdom popular BrandsHatch staged race track. Until 1987, Silverstone race track is only really become a synonym for United Kingdom Grand Prix. 1973 JodyScheckte driving the car at Silverstone Woodcote curve of the track ran game skid, resulted in the eight car knocked together in a chain of incidents. To this end, the track bends at Woodcote plus a deceleration curve, then in 1991, 1994, 1996, 1997 and continue to the Woodcote bend further modification. In the face of increasingly intense F1 Grand Prix competition organised countries, Silverstone race track also continuously improving its muddy road and severe traffic problems in order to avoid outdated and obsolete. Silverstone race track has a very long straight road and high-speed cornering, this will not only test the performance of the car is in testing the driver driving skills and courage of the ultimate degree. In 1999, Michael-Michael Schumacher hit here is broken leg, the World Championship competition, until the final Grand Prix Japan Suzuka race was Mika Hakkinen-won by. Silverstone track starting point of the line and not a very long road, but last Woodcote curve beginning can accelerate, so to the end or you can reach the road 6 stalls 305km/h of high speed, and then back to 5 stalls to 240km/h high speed through the first Copse bending; followed by a period not longer accelerate sections up to 6 stalls 272km/h, then the angle becomes big three successive bends Maggots, Becketts and Chapel, speed by 5 stalls 272km/h entry and then reduced to 4 stall 160km/h, then to 5 stalls 248km/h. Next is full fast sections, racing can speed up to 6 stalls 312km/h, and then reduced speed to 4 stall 90km/h through Stowe corner, and then another short acceleration to 6 stalls 280km/h, and then truck brakes to 2 stalls 80km/h through a right-angle gear bent, and speed up to 4 stall 210km/h through the Club bend then throttle, enter 2 stalls 120km/h Abbey before bending, up to 6 stalls 290km/h. Then the speed of up to 5 stalls 255km/h high speed right bend, racing enter 3 stall 180km/h Priory as keep before bending 5 stalls 255km/h high speed; then drop to 2 stalls to 85km/h through the Brooklands bending, then to maintain the speed in 3 stall 104km/h to 185km/h by Luffield bend, the last rider stepped floored by Woodcote bending, final rush to the end of the race completed a circle.