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Designed by the renowned consultancy Tilke & Partners, the Bahrain International Circuit is specifically intended for the purpose of Formula One and international world-class motor sport events. This purpose-built circuit is the first of its kind in the Middle East and the most advanced in the world.
As the home of Formula One Grand Prix racing in the Middle East, Bahrain International Circuit is unrivalled in the quality of its facilities, range of activities on offer and the professionalism of its employees.
Together, the landmark VIP viewing tower, first class hospitality suites, grandstands and spectator areas capable of accommodating 70,000 people, an international broadcast centre, a media centre for 500 journalists, team buildings, merchandising areas, helicopter and light aircraft landing facilities, excellent road access and parking all add up to a truly amazing and unique purpose-built complex.
From the technical angle, the technical resource centre, dedicated buildings for the international teams and the medical centre are second to none
The Specifications of the Bahrain Grand Prix track:
5.411 km track with a width varying between 14 and 22m, 15 turns (6 left, 9 right)
Maximum uphill slope: 3.60%, Maximum downhill slope: 5.60%
Length of start/finish line: 1090 m
Four straights: Pit straight - 1090 m, Turns 3 � 4 - 555m, Turns 10 � 11 - 680m, and Turns 14 � 15 - 750m
Formula 1 Tickets for the Bahrain Grand Prix are now on sale. Choose from the above list for a choice of suppliers.
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