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The Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain is used for the the Formula One Spanish Grand Prix along with other motorsport events.
Inaugurated in 1991, there are three different routes: the Grand Prix track (4,727m), the National track(3,067m) and the School track (1,703m).
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Wow… i’m a fan of F1 it’s a very nice picture of this circuit