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The Red Bull Ring is one of the most iconic and fastest circuits in Europe, located in the beautiful Styrian mountains of Austria. Known for its long straights, fast corners, and elevation changes, the track is a favorite among drivers for its thrilling mix of speed and technical challenges.

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Track
Red Bull Ring

Length 4.318 km (2.683 miles)
Turns 10

Track Characteristics
The Red Bull Ring is a high-speed circuit that demands a balance between straight-line speed and braking precision. The track is relatively short but provides excellent overtaking opportunities and challenging braking zones.

Key sections include:
✅ Turn 1 (Niki Lauda Corner) – A steep uphill right-hander where drivers must brake late while keeping momentum.
✅ Turn 3 (Remus Corner) – One of the best overtaking spots, a tight hairpin at the highest point of the track.
✅ Middle Sector – A combination of fast right-handers, where carrying speed is key.
✅ Turn 9 & 10 (Rindt Corner) – The final sector, taken at high speed with little room for error, leading onto the main straight.