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Autopolis

When it opened in 1990, Nippon Autopolis was an ultra-modern facility built to attract Grand Prix racing to the remote mountain region of Kyushu on Japan's southern island.

When it opened in 1990, Nippon Autopolis was an ultra-modern facility built to attract Grand Prix racing to the remote mountain region of Kyushu on Japan's southern island. It made it as far as a provisional slot on the 1993 Formula 1 calendar, but bankruptcy ended its hopes of holding the Asian Grand Prix. Once hailed as the epitome of a modern, state-of-the art facility, the circuit faded from the international scene after holding just one World Sports Car race in 1991.

Circuit

1991

Type

Permanent road course

Length

2.904 (Miles)

Fastest Race Lap

Naoki Yamamoto (Dallara SF19-Honda), 1m26.960, 120.221 mph, Super Formula, 2020

Latest Races

3,429

Championships

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19,681

Results

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25,550

Drivers

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14,625

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923

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