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[rwl] [cir] Donington Park 1937

01.09.2011 20:12 Trigger Happy 3 v1.05

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Donington Park is circuit near Derby, UK opened in 1931 for local racing. This version is its final pre-WWII shape used for international Donington GP before it was turned to military base until 1977, when the land was sold again to private owner, who reconstructed the circuit to current standards.

Layout description: The first corner after the start line was the Red Gate. The track continued under the Dunlop bridge and into Holly Wood. From there it went downhill, passing the Donington Hall down to Hairpin Bend and passed under a stone wall through a narrow gate. A series of left-handers took the cars upwards to McLean's Corner. Then the track continued through Coppice Wood to Coppice Corner and the Coppice Farm, where the track passed between the farm houses and sheds. The long Starkey's Straight was next and it ended in a steep downhill, just at the place where the cars had to brake for the Melbourne Corner named after a nearby village.

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