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New Turn 1 run-off wall installed at Canadian GP

by Phillip Horton
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New Turn 1 run-off wall installed at Canadian GP

Circuit detail - barrier at turn 1 and turn 2. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 9, Canadian Grand Prix, Thursday 15th June 2023. Montreal, Canada.

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The run-off area at the opening complex of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve has been modified ahead of this weekend’s Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix.

In previous years if a driver went wide through the left-hander of Turn 1 they were able to cut across the tarmac and re-join after the exit of the right-handed Turn 2.

This has now been prevented after the installation of a new barrier (pictured).

Circuit detail – barrier at turn 1 and turn 2. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 9, Canadian Grand Prix, Thursday 15th June 2023. Montreal, Canada.

While the circuit layout itself has not been changed, the concrete wall at pit exit has been extended by 106 metres, while the Turn 3 run-off has also been enlarged.

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Drivers have also been notified that they must stick to the left-hand-side of orange marker boards if they run wide through Turn 9 or the final chicane.

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