What is the name of the F1 motor racing track  in Montreal?
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Gilles de Villneuve circuit, named after the driver
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Formula 1 has the highest tech, Le Mans has the most interesting race, but I'm kind of hooked on amateur club racing.  Real people, not just corporate money.
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I dont think the track is under construction in Hyderbad. Mumbai, Jaipur, and Delhi were also considered as alternatives.\n\nIt takes USD 500m to built the track and its associated facilities. For instance:\n\n1. The track is mandated to be close to the airports\n2. The track should be connected to the airport by a six lane broad highway to accomdate the transportation of equipment by the huge trucks.\n3. There must be hotels within the vicinity of the track. The F1 teams account for at least 1000 rooms from Wed-Mon (the race period).\n4. In addition, the city should be able to absord at least 100,000 race fans, partly local and partly coming from abroad.\n\nThe beauty of this is is the spin-off effect on tourism and local consumption on the city. \n\nThe track could easily will be build up in about 2 years, though what worries me is the infrastructure : airport, hospitality etc.\n\nI would pencil in India at about 2010.
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Kimi Raikkonen was born in Espoo on October 17, 1979.
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I am not saying this is the authoritative answer but the last photo I can find is Alan Jones in 1979 at the Austrian GP on 12th August .\n\nThere are none in 1980 that I can find!\n\nIt has been a question that has puzzled me for a while and your question got me looking!\n\nFound one!   1980 michelin tyres site - and it's a long site name!\n\nI have now found a picture of my hero wearing the laurels - twice! - in 1981- and they are both on the same site! (I forgot to say it's Gilles Villeneuve!)\n\nI am not looking any more after finding my hero!
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Les pneu sont emballés dans des houses chauffante. Les pneu de F1 étant plus efficaces quand ils sont chaud cela permet au pilotes d'exploité plus tot leur voiture au maximum
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Istanbul, Turkey.\nShanghai, China.\nCircuit de Catalunya (Barcelona) Spain.\nSepang, Malaysia\nSuzuka, Japan.\n\nThese are the trackes shared by F1 & Moto GP.
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A cause de Jean-Louis Schlesser et de sa Williams!!!!!! Et c'etais lors du GP d'Italie remporté par Gerhard Berger sur sa Ferrari quelques jours après le décés du Comandatore!!!! On aura pas Franklin aussi facilement: http://franklinslife.skyblog.com/ !!!!! Je sais quand meme compter deux par deux et lasser mes chaussures!!!!!!!!
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DEALER IN CRATE SERIES OR PERFORMANCE SHOPS IN RE-BIULT \nOR \nJC WHITNEY . COMM\nHAPPY EASTER AND MOTORING
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If you go to http://www.cartracingupdate.com/Tracks/detroit.htm#Schedule\nYou will find All info referring to your question
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Pour moi c'est oui. Ainsi Raikkonen arrive dans l'equipe Ferrari, je pense que Felipe sera le nouveau champion du monde parce que il fait déjà partie de l'equipe et ses hommes l'ament. \nRaikkonen doit conquérir la confiance de ses hommes mais il n'est pas bon comme Felipe pour s'arranger la voiture.\nVoici c'est un comment d'une fille italienne!
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oui Paris doit absolument continuer à jouer comme celà..... Paris est sur la bonne voie. Voici ma compo de rêve pour l'année prochaine : David James, Yepes, Rozenhal, Luc Sonor, Michael Schumacher, Valentino Rossi, Eros Ramazotti, Jerome Rothen, M'bami, Cana, Fiorèse.
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No..... 'cos motor racing is inherently dangerous no matter what track you race on.... a few of the drivers were concerned about this weekends' British Grand Prix because one or two of the corner (such as Copse) can be taken flat-out thanks to the new engine rules.......... but Villeneuve, when I ready about it on ITV-F1.com said about it " “Maybe they should stop driving F1,” he told reporters on Thursday.\n\n“We just raced in Monaco, no one complained and it was great.\n\n“There is a small amount of risk but it is tiny. In the past there used to be 100 corners in a season with that amount of risk, and 50 with more risk than that – and now there’s just three during the whole season.\n\n“It’s no big deal, just lift – you don’t have to go flat.” "
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here's me pointing you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.racingadventure.com/?gclid=CJTG-s3Gu4gCFSWIYAod1Rav0A
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I've been to lots of Formula One races and to many of the tracks several times. Some are no longer on the F1 calendar.\nBrands Hatch, Silverstone, Donington, Paul Ricard, Spa- Francorchamps, Zandvoort, Barcelona, Jerez, Estoril, Nürburgring, Monza, Imola, Monaco, Budapest, Mosport, Montreal, Watkins Glen, Detroit, Phoenix, Mexico City, Jacarapagua (Brazil), Adelaide, Kyalami.\nFavourites: Brands Hatch, Spa-Francorchamps, Estoril, Adelaide.\nLeast favourite: Kyalami (I was mugged in South Africa - in Johannesburg and away from the circuit).
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Il me semble que son nom est lié au sport automobile (FIA GT Championship). Il était pilote puis à eu sa propre équipe.
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Ferrari a perdu Schumacher, McLaren a perdu Raikkonen et Renault a perdu Alonso.\nLa surprise en 2007 pourrait bien venir des constructeurs Japonais Honda et Toyota qui devraient quoiqu'il arrive réaliser de belles choses grâce à leur moyens collossaux et à la stabilité de l'équipe comparé à 2006. BMW devrait également être dans le coup. Enfin, moi, tous les ans je me fais des films et grande est ma déception au premier GP...............