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Saudi Arabia's Qiddiya Speed Track: A scene straight out of a movie

 

Saudi Arabia's Qiddiya Speed Track: A scene straight out of a movie

F1 enthusiasts, brace yourselves for a track that seems ripped from the pages of science fiction. Behold the Qiddiya Speed Track, set to become the crown jewel of an entertainment megaproject situated in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Imagine F1 racing taking on the vibes of Mario Kart or Speed Racer, and you've got a glimpse of what the Qiddiya Speed Track promises. While currently, our only glimpse comes from computer-generated imagery, it's not long before this futuristic circuit becomes a tangible reality.

 

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The Qiddiya Speed Track marks a departure from the norm, aiming to surpass the Jeddah Formula 1 Street Circuit that currently hosts the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix. Unlike its predecessor, the Speed Track at Qiddiya City boasts extraordinary features. Picture its first corner, dubbed "The Blade," soaring a staggering 20 stories above ground level. With a total of 21 corners and an elevation change spanning 108 meters, this track redefines the concept of high-octane racing.

Abdullah Aldawood, Managing Director of Qiddiya Investment Company, aptly describes the Speed Park Track as the embodiment of Qiddiya's ethos of playful power, positioning Qiddiya City as the hub of Saudi motorsport and a global motorsport destination.

 

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But it's not just F1 drivers who will revel in the adrenaline rush. Spectators are in for a treat as well, with races viewable from elevated terraces, offering a unique perspective compared to traditional grandstands. Some lucky spectators can even watch from an elevated transparent swimming pool as racers zip beneath them. Adding to the excitement, drivers won't just compete against each other but also have the chance to match their speed against Falcon's Flight, a roller coaster that runs parallel to the circuit in one section.

The Qiddiya Speed Track aims for completion by 2027, poised to take over as the venue for the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix. With its futuristic design and thrilling features, this track is set to redefine the landscape of motorsport.

Source: https://www.prestigeonline.com/

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