(SSEC) R17 Challenge

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Same as the SSRS Challenge, this is a subunit of the SSEC Challenge that I'm making a separate thread for for convenience reasons.

Originally Posted by AoB Special Stage

All circuit designers welcome. The SSEC Designer Challenge is intended to help the SSEC find the great designers in hiding. The goal is to design a circuit that can fit within the parameters of the SSEC Circuit Guidelines, New Circuits Article.

• The circuit is recommended to have a minimum of 72 pitboxes/garages to ensure the circuit can host an SSEC event.
• The circuit is recommended to be long enough that the average gap between 72 cars is .1 sec. (long circuits are expected)
• The circuit must have adequate safety measures in place to allow a prototype to safely dissipate energy in the event of a wreck.
• Areas where stability may become lowered or where high g-loads are present should have run-off or gravel traps, depending on the speed and nature of the section.

Street circuits are permissible, but two prototypes must be able to run parallel for at least 90% of the track's length and no section longer than 1/2 mile may be narrower than such. We eagerly await your designers.

Originally Posted by AoB Special Stage

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R17 Challenge:
the above rules, and has to be a street circuit in an African nation not afflicted with ebolavirus or bordering a nation afflicted with ebolavirus (excluding Algeria)...

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Originally Posted by AoB Special Stage

Same as the SSRS Challenge, this is a subunit of the SSEC Challenge that I'm making a separate thread for for convenience reasons.

Might be important to note the boundary of Africa, for our purposes, is the Suez Canal.

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From around the web

Abidjan:


Benghazi:


Cairo:


Cairo-Giza (note the bridge that would have to be constructed):


Durban Point:


Nairobi:

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cont...

Nairobi again:


and Sale, Morocco: