This short, 10 corner, clockwise circuit looks like a mirror image of itself in the middle, but don't be fooled as each corner has it's own different characteristics. You can choose the street map on the right as well to see how the circuit is situated within the town.

Well, time for a lap of the track.

The pit straight is a gentle left hand curve. Braking into Turn 1, you have plenty of run off just in case, the only real place there is all around the circuit. Turn 2 is quite similar to Turn 1, just it's taken differently due to the reduced speed between the two corners. Turn 3 quite a fast corner, however you must get it perfect as mistakes are very unforgiving on this tight track.

The short run from Turn 3 to Turn 4 is surprisingly the second longest straight. Turn 4 itself is a little more then a 90 degree corner, barely noticable, and nothing too special about it at all. The next major hurdle is the chicane. This is the only part of the circuit purpose built just for the circuit. It uses the main road and a smaller road servicing only a few houses to create a chicane similar to the first chicane at Adelaide's Street Circuit.

Turn 7 is the tightest and therefore slowest corner on the track. There's plenty of run off, and overtaking attempts are made very often here. After that, it's a short run up to the quick left hander of Turn 8. You must be careful on the exit, as the corner isn't as forgiving as the previous ones. Turn 9 is almost a replica of Turn 1. There is however more run off after the corner, and you must be able to excecute the corner well, as Turn 10 is a very fast right hander which leads onto the main straight. Pit entry is a little bit more difficult to get into then most corners, so you must be careful with following a car that you don't hit him when they enter the pits.

So I hope you've enjoyed this fast, tight circuit on the beach front of Chippily.