Real Cars. Real Racing. - WTCC

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Suzuka - Japan
Suzuka East Circuit ROUnDS 19 & 20
The home of the F1 Japanese Grand Prix from 1987 to 2006 and then
again from 2009. This track located 50 km South West of nagoya,
was built in 1962 and renovated in 1983, it receives the FIA WTCC
for the second time.
Official website: www.suzukacircuit.jp
Length: 2,248 m
Race distance: 2 x 25 laps
Lap records: • Qualifying – 53.443/151.09 kph,
Alain Menu (Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T), 22 Oct 2011
• Race – 54.116/149.21 kph,
Robert Dahlgren (Volvo C30 Drive), 23 Oct 2011
Shanghai - China
Shanghai International Circuit ROUnDS 21 & 22
located in the Jiading district of Shanghai – China’s largest
city – this circuit was inaugurated in 2004 and since then it
was home to the F1 Grand Prix. It receives the 2010 FIA WTCC
for the first time.
Official website: www.icsh.sh.cn
Length: 5,451 m
Race distance: 2 x 11 laps
Lap records: • None
Macau
Circuito da Guia ROUnDS 23 & 24
This fast and narrow street circuit lies in the Eastern part
of the former Portuguese dominion, from the Ferry Terminal
up to the lighthouse. It hosted the first race in 1954 and receives
the FIA WTCC for the eighth time.
Official website: www.macau.grandprix.gov.mo
Length: 6,117 m
Race distance: 2 x 9 laps
Lap records: • Qualifying – 2:30.285/146.60 kph,
Alain Menu (Chevrolet Lacetti), 14 Nov 2008
• Race – 2:32.076/144.87 kph,
Tiago Monteiro (SEAT León Tdi), 22 Nov 2009
Macau