.... soetwas müsste man mal an die R.-Pfälzische Landesregierung rantragen, denn wer Autobahnen auf 130 km/h limitiert hat, der ist sicher auch für soetwas auf dem Nürburgring zu haben ... LOL
Ein paar Harakiri-Fahrer im Vorfeld zu finden sollte ja auch nicht schwer sein ...
The story behind "Circuit Carole" is the following :-
Back in the sixties, this area of Paris was used by bikers to race around illegaly on the road, there were many accidents and many deaths linked to this unofficial racing which the local police seemed unable to control. In the end the government created a circuit, in Paris (next to Charles de Gaule airport), which was financed by the government, and was to be built to prevent and public road racing, hence, to encourage all the youngsters the access to the circuit was free of charge. So any Friday and some weekends (when there is no racing) the circuit is OPEN, although there is a minimum of rules - no loud pipes, taped up glass etc.. The thinking is that at least any MotoGPed up kids can come to the circuit in relative safety, and even if they crash, they will have the normal safety of a circuit. They also run some beginners courses and other safety programs.
The circuit is named after the last person that died in an unofficial race on the roads - her name was Carole!
Gruß
Carsten (Aachen-Germany)
auch für fantastische peugeots 
