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Nordschleife - Nurburgring

While the Nordschleife is formally a circuit, its layout resembles typical regional European roads. One loop is 20.832km long, has a maximum elevation difference of 300m, and features more than 170 corners of varying lengths. It is an extremely diverse course, with some sections requiring low speeds, and others extremely high speeds. When the surface was first laid in 1927, the surface of the Nürburgring is almost entirely uneven. It is enough to make drivers wonder whether any part of the circuit is flat at all. In addition, there is reduced traction due to dust, the course is narrow, and escape zones are rare. For the above reasons, the Nürburgring is said to be a living course that condenses all the world's roads into a single circuit, and is famed as one of the world's hardest courses.