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Montreal Canada circuit description
The
Gilles Villeneuve Circuit has a length
of 4.361 meters. The race of 70 laps make
a total distance of 305,3 kilometers.
Region
Few places embrace their Grand Prix as enthusiastically
as Montreal.
The city grinds to a halt over the race
weekend as fans from around the world descend
on Quebec for a non-stop party. Formula
One fever - street parties, driver appearances
and F1 exhibitions - is focused in one area
of town: Rue Ste Catherine. It is the focal
point at which race fans can meet. But there
is plenty to see and do elsewhere because
Montreal seamlessly mixes the old with the
new. There is the 400-year-old charm of
‘Vieux Montreal’, which sits
in surprising harmony with the grid pattern
and skyscrapers of the modern city. For
good shopping, lively nightlife and lots
of Formula One excitement head to Rue Ste
Catherine. It has an abundance of everything.
Try out a restaurant called Le Queue du
Cheval. The food’s excellent, but
that’s not the reason for the recommendation.
In 2005, Jarno Trulli persuaded the restaurateur
to stock his very own Podere Castorani wine
- and very good it is too.
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