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[[File:Tokyo2.jpg|thumb|TokyoPoster]]The Tokyo Circuit is the first race in the World Grand Prix. The circuit is spectacular. It passes in a park for the rally, then passes on a 360° loop an then on the Rainbow Bridge, so called because it emits colorful lights.
[[File:Tokyo2.jpg|thumb|TokyoPoster]]The Tokyo Circuit is the first race in the [[World Grand Prix]]. The circuit is a spectacular street circuit located in [[Tokyo]]. The race is the only race in the World Grand Prix that takeplace at night. The circuit passes in front of the [[Tokyo Imperial Palace|Imperial Palace]] in the park (the rally track), then passes on a 360° loop an then on the [[Rainbow Bridge]], so called because it emits colorful lights.
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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<gallery position="center" captionalign="left">
Tokyo1.jpg|The Rainbow Bridge.
tokyocircuit1.jpg|The circuit map
Tokyo3.jpg|The 360° loop before the Rainbow Bridge.
tokyocircuit2.jpg|The starting grid
830px-Rsn tracks tracks.png|The Tokyo Circuit is the first red
tokyocircuit3.jpg|The first turn
830px-Palace 2.jpg|The Imperial Palace
tokyocircuit4.jpg|The Palace's hairpin
830px-Palace 2.jpg|The Imperial Palace (concept art)
tokyocircuit5.jpg|The bridge
tokyocircuit6.jpg|The rally track
tokyocircuit7.jpg|The tunnel (Francesco's onboard camera)
tokyocircuit8.jpg|The 360° loop
Tokyo1.jpg|The [[Rainbow Bridge]]
tokyocircuit9.jpg|The main straight and the pits
</gallery>
</gallery>
[[Category:Places and Locations]]
[[Category:Places and Locations]]
[[Category:Speedways]]
[[Category:Speedways]]

Revision as of 01:34, 2 June 2012

TokyoPoster

The Tokyo Circuit is the first race in the World Grand Prix. The circuit is a spectacular street circuit located in Tokyo. The race is the only race in the World Grand Prix that takeplace at night. The circuit passes in front of the Imperial Palace in the park (the rally track), then passes on a 360° loop an then on the Rainbow Bridge, so called because it emits colorful lights.

Gallery