South Korea

[Alwaysfirst]

South Korea needs a street track! The new Ansan track doesn't look exactly inspiring & Changwon has never been especially popular. Therefore I designed a track in Seoul around the football stadium & I quite like it. I have also done an (uninspiring) edit of Changwon.

Changwon - http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=293598 - length now 3.9041 km

Seoul - http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=293624 - length 4.8507 km

The anticlockwise lap begins on the 1km main straight. The start line itself is about 300m before T1, a sharp but wide 90 degree corner. A 400m straight leads to T2, another 90 degree left. This takes us into the sports complex. Another short straight, a left hand kink, another short straight and a kink to the right follow before T5, a right handed 90 degree corner made more difficult by the fast right handed kink just in the braking zone. A couple of small kinks follow before T8 & 9, a left-right complex taking us out of the complex on to the river embankment. T10 is a sweeping uphill lefthander onto the bridge over the river. A short straight then follows into the downhill left handed hairpin of T11. Another short straight with a kink follows leading into T13, a fast sweeping right hander .A 500m straight follows this into T14, a tight but wide left hander. This leads onto a very wide 550m straight. At the end of this straight there is the tight T15-16 complex. T15 is a slow 90 degree right whilst T16 gradually opens out. It also has 3 apexes. This leads back onto the main straight. A quick uphill-downhill follows as the track crosses over the river again before ending the lap.

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