F1 tracks on Google Earth

[FunkyNige]

If you want to see the F1 tracks from space, download the Google Earth program ([url]Link|http://earth.google.com/[/url]) and type the following numbers into the 'fly to' box:

1. Silverstone 52.0722 -1.0093
2. Magny Cours 46.859600, 3.162100
3. Melbourne -37.844400, 144.965600 ( Not Clear )
4. Monte-Carlo 43.7352 7.4201
5. Hungaroring 47.5833 19.2464
6. A1-Ring 47.2219 14.7593 ( Not Clear )
7. Hockenheim 49.3308 8.5677 ( Not Clear )
8. Spa-Franchochamps 50.435 5.9738 ( Not Clear )
9. Barcelona 41.5671 2.2548
10. Jerez 36.7048 -6.0299
11. Estoril 38.7488 -9.3964
12. Suzuka 34.844084 136.530576
13. Imola 44.342322 11.712241
14. Interlagos -23.702488 -46.698182
15. Montréal 45.49961 -73.523769

[Dakkon]

Do you know the co-ordinates for the Nurburgring?

[Raify]

According to Autoroute (don't have google earth at work) the (beginning of the) 'ring is at:

50.33934° North
6.94817° East

[Eric Mc]

A few of those tracks are now "Ex-F1" tracks.

[Teppic]

Indianapolis - 39°47'42.86"N 86°14'3.51"W
Monza - 45°37'5.78"N 9°16'59.68"E (not clear)
Sepang - 2°45'35.93"N 101°44'14.41"E (not clear)

[pwig]

I found fiorano, how do I get the coordinates?

[davidd]

Le Mans, bugatti

47°56'51.22"N

0°13'19.49"E

you can trace the 24hr circuit from there

[FunkyNige]

pwig said:

I found fiorano, how do I get the coordinates?

At the bottom left of the main image tells you where the pointer is.

[Digital]

Some other tracks:

Rockingham: 52.515887° -0.656774°
Donington: 52.830326° -1.374029°
Snetterton: 52.465487° 0.947202°
Nardo: 40.327389° 17.827077°
Road America: 43.800294° -87.996627°
Daytona: 29.185069° -81.068506°
Paul Ricard: 43.252481° 5.792500°
Estoril: 38.749734° -9.393593°
Jerez: 36.709609° -6.032793°
Nogaro: 43.769979° -0.037075°

[Teppic]

Some more:

Mugello - 43°59'54.75"N 11°22'22.18"E
Adelaide - 34°55'48.96"S 138°37'15.63"E
Kyalami - 25°59'51.03"S 28° 4'3.85"E
Jacarepaguá - 22°58'31.08"S 43°23'45.54"W
And a real Mickey Mouse circuit - 28°23'52.07"N 81°34'42.33"W

>> Edited by Teppic on Saturday 3rd September 19:32