CharlesD
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Pretty amazing race, I was certina that ther'd be a Ferrari-free podium, but nooooooooo.
You can see the banking in some shots... The exit of the parabolica is necessarily adjacent to the exit of the banking (the oval and the road course share the main straight which made the combined cicuit possible) some of the helicopter shots show thisquite clearly. The "bridge" that the track goes under before they get to the Ascari Chicane is actualy the banking.
This link shows the circuit layout with the banking in grey. Remember that they went through the banking clockwise, not anti-clockwise like US ovals. The oval portion alone was 2.8 miles around. With the combined cicuit they would exit the parabolica, do an entire lap of the oval and then continue to do a lap of the road course.
http://www.racingcircuits.net/Italy/Monza2000G.html
You can see the banking in some shots... The exit of the parabolica is necessarily adjacent to the exit of the banking (the oval and the road course share the main straight which made the combined cicuit possible) some of the helicopter shots show thisquite clearly. The "bridge" that the track goes under before they get to the Ascari Chicane is actualy the banking.
This link shows the circuit layout with the banking in grey. Remember that they went through the banking clockwise, not anti-clockwise like US ovals. The oval portion alone was 2.8 miles around. With the combined cicuit they would exit the parabolica, do an entire lap of the oval and then continue to do a lap of the road course.
http://www.racingcircuits.net/Italy/Monza2000G.html