- 27 November 20171 February 2019
- by ASC
Two individual or two combined tracks
The North and South Bends are both more than 800 m long and are 12 m wide

The North and South bends allow vehicles to travel along the High Speed Straight in both directions of travel without having to do a U-turn, but they can also be used separately. The North Bend has a variable radius, while the South Bend radius is constant. Moreover, the South Bend has an artificial wetting system that allows for driving exercises with a low adhesion coefficient. The North Bend is 860 m long, and features another three minor bends with differing radiuses, making it ideal for testing the vehicle behaviour with constant changes of direction.
Main features
Radius South Bend | 55 m |
Length South Bend | 824 m |
Length μ-split (South Bend zone) | 150 m |
Low adhesion coefficient μ-split (average) | 0,4 |
Wet straight (South Bend zone) | 130 m |
Wet Stretch South Bend | 120 m |
Radius North Bend | 80 m |
Length North bend | 852 m |

