Scandinavian Raceway Anderstorp - Informations
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Scandinavian Raceway
Nennesmovägen 20
334 91 Anderstorp
Sweden
Situation
GPS coordinates
57°15'51" North / 13°36'07" East
Description of Scandinavian Raceway Anderstorp
Anderstorp Raceway, also known as Scandinavian Raceway, is located in Anderstorp, in Gislaved municipality in the Småland region. Built on marshland, it opened in 1968. It hosted the Swedish Formula 1 Grand Prix from 1973 to 1978, the only F1 Grand Prix ever held in the Nordic countries, as well as the Swedish motorcycle Grand Prix. The 4,025 m layout has 8 corners; its long straight doubles as a 1,000 m airstrip and the pit lane is located halfway round the lap. Today it hosts the Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia and the final of the Swedish road racing championship.
The paddock has 23 pit boxes with compressed air and electricity. Twelve cabins with two or four beds, around twenty campervan pitches on race weekends and an area for tents complete the accommodation. The circuit is open for car and motorcycle trackdays and offers Formula 1 driving experiences.
Type
asphalte
Opened in
1968
Length
4,025 m
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overcast clouds | 6 °C |
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overcast clouds | 4 °C |
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