Prince George Circuit

The Prince George Circuit is a 3.920 km long race track in East London ( Eastern Cape), South Africa.

History

The course was opened in 1930 and was the venue for the Grand Prix of South Africa in the years 1934 and 1936 until 1939. Thereafter found no race because of World War 2 instead. In 1959, the course was modified and adapted to the Formula 1 conditions. In the 60s, three times the Grand Prix of South Africa took place here. But the course was considered too small for Formula 1 cars, and the Grand Prix of South Africa moved to Kyalami to.

Statistics

All winners of the Formula 1 race in East London

Record winner: J. Clark ( two wins)

- 33.04806227.873731Koordinaten: 33 ° 2 ' 53 "S, 27 ° 52' 25" E

Current Courses: Killarney Motor Racing Circuit | Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit | Phakisa Freeway | Prince George Circuit

Former Courses: Durban Street Circuit | Palmietfontein Circuit | Roy Hesketh Circuit

  • Race track in South Africa
  • Formula 1 race track
  • Sport ( Eastern Cape)
  • Building in the Eastern Cape
  • Buffalo City (South Africa)
East London, Eastern Cape 1962 Formula One season Graham Hill 1963 Formula One season Jim Clark 1965 Formula One season Killarney Motor Racing Complex
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