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  1. 10th Sep 2007 09:50 AM #1
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    Suzuka back in calendar at 2008

    The Japanese GP will be held at Fuji and Suzuka in every other year. I have no idea about Fuji but it looks somewhat boring and Suzuka is one of teh bestest track ever! So I'm happy happy joy joy!!
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    very good
    one of the best tracks that F1 have ever raced... thank god suzuka its back, not that i dont like Fuji, but change this, for this..
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    This is great decision Guys, I love Suzuka race, the most extreme race after Monaco. I love it.

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    That's the old Fuji circuit.

    The new one is quite a bit different from that one.
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  5. 12th Sep 2007 12:19 PM #5
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    Really? I thought that only thing Tilke has done is the chicane in that last long curve?
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    No, the whole back end of the track has been significantly altered.
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  7. 19th Sep 2007 10:05 AM #7
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    Really? I thought that only thing Tilke has done is the chicane in that last long curve?
    LOL, Hara you should know the circuits your driving on in BATracer

    Suzuka is a very special track. I was never as quick there as I wanted to be in various driving simulations, but I liked in nonetheless. The section starting from the Dunlop curve through turn 9 to the hairpin is my favorite part
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoStream View Post
    LOL, Hara you should know the circuits your driving on in BATracer

    Suzuka is a very special track. I was never as quick there as I wanted to be in various driving simulations, but I liked in nonetheless. The section starting from the Dunlop curve through turn 9 to the hairpin is my favorite part
    I love Suzuka as well. And spent many hours in GP2 and GP3 (the old Geoff Crammond games rock) banging around it. My favourite part was from the long curving straight after the hairpin, around spoon curve, the long back straight, the gloriously fast 130R, and up to the Casio Triangle.

    But you are right, the Degnar curves are very fun as well, so I is the opening rhythm section. Heck the track is awesome from start to finish.
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    Heck the track is awesome from start to finish.
    Haha I came to that conclusion too!
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    Hmm Suzuka is not listed in tracks for 2008 series. Does this mean we see Suzuka next time in 2009
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