World Touring Car Championship Circuits Codexery

A source-cited reference to world touring car championship circuits

World Touring Car Championship Circuits (16)

• Autódromo Miguel E. Abed — Mexican circuit with oval and infield sections.
• Slovakia Ring — Slovak circuit known for its long-radius corners and a notorious hump.
• Calder Park Raceway — Melbourne circuit with dragstrip, road course, and banked oval.
• Circuit International Automobile Moulay El Hassan — Semi-permanent street circuit in Marrakesh, Morocco.
• Dijon-Prenois — Undulating French circuit with fast bends and F1 history.
• Goldenport Park Circuit — A Beijing circuit that replaced overseas rounds in two world championships.
• Guia Circuit — A demanding street circuit with dramatic elevation changes.
• Jeddah Corniche Circuit — Fast street circuit on the Red Sea coast.
• Moscow Raceway — FIA Grade 1 circuit near Moscow, opened in 2012.
• Mount Panorama Circuit — Home of the Bathurst 1000 on Mount Panorama/Wahluu.
• Okayama International Circuit — Private Japanese circuit that hosted F1 Pacific Grand Prix.
• Pau Grand Prix — A historic French street circuit dating from 1933.
• Shanghai International Circuit — A purpose-built Formula One circuit in Shanghai, China.
• Sirius Autodrom — Former Olympic Park circuit turned short track after 2023.
• Wellington 500 — New Zealand street race that hosted the 1987 WTCC.
• Circuit Zandvoort — Dune-side circuit hosting the Dutch Grand Prix since 2021.