This is the Nardo Ring in Italy. The 12.5 km Ring is banked and has 4 lanes. Each lane has a “neutral speed” you can drive at without turning the wheel. In
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History Milestones & Records - Nardò Technical Center
Nardo Ring, Italy
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The Nardo Ring
The Nardò Ring In the southern Italian region of Apulia is 7.8 miles long and banked so a driver in the outer most lane doesn't need to turn the wheel while driving
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Porsche Nardò Ring Test Track, Lecce - Puglia, Italy - Satellite image of Nardo Ring. The most striking feature of Nardo Ring is that the lanes are banked all the way around
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Nardo Ring, Italy — Detour
