Are racetracks copyrighted?
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DanDC5 said:
I'd say it's tricky to copy a circuit exactly what with the elevations and stuff. I'd imagine it's more the licensing to use the name, logo etc that is copyrighted rather than it's actual shape.
Merc managed to copy thehockenheim short circuit precisely. Their DTM cars test on the copy.Life Saab Itch said:
The copy is at the "secret"
mercedes test circuit in north west germany.
It's got a 7km oval and in the middle is a perfect replica of the Hockenheim short circuit.
I've found it a couple of times on google earth, the last time by searching in google for "mercedes test track".
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=53.051946,+7.508297...
mercedes test circuit in north west germany.It's got a 7km oval and in the middle is a perfect replica of the Hockenheim short circuit.
I've found it a couple of times on google earth, the last time by searching in google for "mercedes test track".
Life Saab Itch said:
The copy is at the "secret"
mercedes test circuit in north west germany.
It's got a 7km oval and in the middle is a perfect replica of the Hockenheim short circuit.
I've found it a couple of times on google earth, the last time by searching in google for "mercedes test track".
So that's why Merc have struggled to make a decent drivers car for years.
mercedes test circuit in north west germany.It's got a 7km oval and in the middle is a perfect replica of the Hockenheim short circuit.
I've found it a couple of times on google earth, the last time by searching in google for "mercedes test track".
They heard their rivals were doing hours of testing at a famous ex-German GP venue. So they tried to go one better, and built an exact replica of the wrong venue.
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