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There is no rest for the wicked in Formula One. Just one week after Pirelli’s woes peaked at Silverstone, the teams are back on the road and visiting the legendary Nurburgring for the German Grand Prix. The track may not be as fearsome as it was in the days of Hunt and Lauda, but it still poses a unique challenge to the drivers thanks to its stop-start nature and changes in elevation, requiring maximum concentration to tame as Sebastian Vettel found out to his cost back in 2011.
Track: Nurburgring
Laps: 60 (5.148km)
Corners: 15
Lap Record: Michael Schumacher 1:29.468 (2004)
Tire Compounds: Soft (Option); Medium (Prime)
2012 Winner: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
2012 Pole Position: Fernando Alonso 1:40.621
2012 Fastest Lap: Michael Schumacher 1:18.725
DRS Zones: T11 to T14; Main Straight (T15 to T1).
Thursday – Free Practice 1: 04:00am ET
Thursday – Free Practice 2: 08:00am ET
Saturday - Free Practice 3: 05:00am ET
Saturday – Qualifying: 08:00am ET
Sunday – Race: 08:00am ET
*2012 race was held at Hockenheim.
http://motorsportstalk.nbcsports.com/2013/07/04/2013-german-grand-prix-preview/
Track: Nurburgring
Laps: 60 (5.148km)
Corners: 15
Lap Record: Michael Schumacher 1:29.468 (2004)
Tire Compounds: Soft (Option); Medium (Prime)
2012 Winner: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
2012 Pole Position: Fernando Alonso 1:40.621
2012 Fastest Lap: Michael Schumacher 1:18.725
DRS Zones: T11 to T14; Main Straight (T15 to T1).
Thursday – Free Practice 1: 04:00am ET
Thursday – Free Practice 2: 08:00am ET
Saturday - Free Practice 3: 05:00am ET
Saturday – Qualifying: 08:00am ET
Sunday – Race: 08:00am ET
*2012 race was held at Hockenheim.
http://motorsportstalk.nbcsports.com/2013/07/04/2013-german-grand-prix-preview/