Most drivers test drive known real life circuits on the calendar, like Barcelona, or Imola. However, Barcelona doesnt have a set of esses or any double apex corners.

Similarly, Imola doesnt have any long corners like Barcelona does. These tracks therefore have their limitations, and just as you begin to understand the corner types present, you move on to a completely different track to forget everything you'd learnt!

Now you're onto Hungary? That only tests your front grip in long corners. Melbourne? No technical corners! The list goes on...

The result of such training: you're unable to link learnings from one track to another.

Circuit Seven Technical tests everything! Your direction change, your trail braking, your short shifting and traction management, your mid-corner balance, your tight lines and front grip.

Due to the amount of corner variation, this circuit also tests your problem solving and adaptability skills using driver tools such as brake balance, diff settings, engine braking, brake migration and more.

The circuit acts as a place to back-to-back car setups, different drivers, and for Vehicle Dynamics / Performances teams looking to simulate new design components on the car.