Ratings An article by Tim Trant . If this is done, players may chose to either discard a leftover single movement point or use it to move a final space. This change can greatly improve the feel of those tracks, such as Hockenheim, which are overly compressed in order to fit onto the standard size of mounting board. If you try this, bits of Post-it notes work well for changing the trackside numbers, and also emphasize that those track sections are different.
Dimensions given are the widest for the track itself, exclusive of scenery.
This is the baseline track, as it included in the original boxed game. No silly cartoon. Might improve if the four main straights listed above are doubled, increasing length to 210 spaces, but my group didn't think this improved the feel much, and preferred playing additional laps instead. Difficult pit exit leaves no room to get to outside of next hairpin curve, so pitting cars sometimes loses several of their just-replaced Tire Points. Use of 6th gear practically guaranteed at least once per lap.