PIRELLI BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2026 F1PTS - Resultados de la Carrera

Circuito de Silverstone - Datos Técnicos

Información General del Circuito

• Ubicación: Silverstone, Northamptonshire, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
• Tipo de Circuito: Circuito permanente
• Dirección: Horaria
• Clasificación FIA: 1 (adecuado para carreras de Fórmula 1)
• Contrato Actual: Aloja el Gran Premio de Gran Bretaña hasta al menos 2034

Características del Circuito

• Longitud: 5.891 km (3.661 millas)
• Número de Vueltas: 53
• Pista de Boxes: 1.609 km (1.002 millas)
• Asfalto: 5.891 km (3.661 millas)

DRS (Drag Reduction System)

• Zonas DRS: Aintree (6-8), Chapel (9), Copse (15), Stowe (10)

Datos Técnicos

• Pista de Boxes: Después de la curva 18

Registros de Velocidad

• Velocidad Media: Aproximadamente 230 km/h (143 mph)
• Velocidad Máxima: Aproximadamente 300 km/h (186 mph) en la curva Copse

Pista de Boxes - Curvas

Curva	Nombre	Descripción
1	Abbey	Curva cerrada a la derecha, entrada a la zona DRS
2	Farm	Curva a la izquierda
3	Village	Curva cerrada a la derecha
4	The Loop	Curva cerrada a la izquierda, punto de giro apretado
5	Aintree	Curva media a la izquierda
6-8	Maggotts-Becketts	Secuencia de curvas a la izquierda-derecha-izquierda, icónica
9	Chapel	Curva rápida a la izquierda en la recta de boxes
10	Stowe	Curva cerrada a la derecha
15	Copse	Curva cerrada a la derecha
18	Box Entry	Entrada a la recta de boxes

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