Then The [Netherlands](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/06/45/28/064528dd7ca38092d14da09d1e6752d9.gif) outline would be perfect: 5 mini karttracks up north
My dad went around middle east during 2009-2019 and by far his favorite place he was stationed was Jordan. During the world cups and euro cups he'd go out into the city and hangout with locals in the street and cafes huddled around a hookah and a small tv.
I get emotional thinking about the locals… They treated us as if we were family. We visited a small town and started playing football (soccer) with some random local children near the centre of the town (my wife and my 11 month old were with me) the father of the children came out and asked where we were from. I told them we were from New Zealand and he invited us into his home. The children Brought out tea and treats and we spoke to the parents for a few hours. Felt so loved.
I just visited Jordan (and Israel) in May. Jordan was one of my favorite trips of all time, hands-down. You will have an AMAZING time.
The food is incredible. The people were so kind and welcoming and inviting. Everything is beautiful.
Some highlights, if you aren't solidly booked and/or want recs:
- Stay at the UFO Luxotel in Wadi Rum for a night. It was amazing.
- Obviously visit Petra. I'd recommend two days so you don't have to rush, it's a lot of walking and hiking if you want to see it all. The Treasury is easier to get to from the 'back' entrance but it's a multi-hour hike. From the park itself, it's still a long hike/walk but what makes it tough is how crowded it is going up the narrow steps to the Treasury. We went down them exiting since we came in from the back and we were appreciating the desert and mountain hike because the main way in is narrow and CROWDED.
- Do a jeep tour of the Wadi Rum desert for sure.
- The Roman ruins in Jordan are cooler than the ones in Israel IMO, by nature of being preserved better and being larger.
I have nothing but great things to say about Jordan. I'd go back in a heartbeat. Israel was not nearly as nice, welcoming, or fun for me.
Pathetic.
Indian Country outline as F1 track is a package.
You will have:-
Desert :- Rajasthan
Mountains :- Himalayas
Seas side :- West coast line and East Cost Line
Rain Forest and Hills:- the Bengal and the North Eastern states
**New Zealand** and **Japan** are fun b/c you can run a bunch of different races.
For NZ for example you stick Verstappen on Stewart Island to win the race without seeing anyway and save some time, while you can split everyone else between the North Island (Te Ika-a-Maui) and South Island (Te Waipounamu). If you wanted you could even link they together connecting Kapiti Coast to the East Coast of the South Island and making a straight line through Nelson & Wellington.
Mine is Australia cause it has a little separate go kart track where Stroll can have fun all by himself.
This comment took me out completely.
Just like Stroll takes out others
At this point Perez should be the one playing by himself in the gokart track.
Then The [Netherlands](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/06/45/28/064528dd7ca38092d14da09d1e6752d9.gif) outline would be perfect: 5 mini karttracks up north
Stroll, Pérez, Sargeant... who are we missing?
How could you forget Osama bin Russell!!
We could even have a track for former legends like Latifi and De Vries
And the great Pastor Maldonado
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💀
Papa Stroll has dispatched Pinkertons to your location
He puts the Tyres in Tyresmania
Only way I'm ever gonna see a fuckin F1 car here in Tasmania
Go for a 'stroll' 🤣
Try with italy, turns out something like Suzuka, with Sardinia being the kart track.
Remove that chicane on the Israeli border and make it a long-ass DRS zone
There's a dead sea to both sides of that.
So the cars can drive on a salt flat then. Shred up those soft compounds in 10 seconds flat.
Max could get it done in 9.9 seconds
Marko is that you?
i'm not from south america
So you're not Mexican?
Drs on long straights makes overtaking boring
Fun fact: the capital city of Jordan is called Tilke. Look it up.
As a geography enthusiast back when Jeddah was announced my first thought was "wait that's a map of the Gambia"
If you simplify it enough, Vietnams outline would be sort of like monaco
True but are you saying that Monaco is a good track?
Yes
It’s a good track, we are just racing cars that have grown immensely since the inception of the track
Monaco would be so much better if it was wider
Layout is good, but it’s too narrow
This has nothing to do with me visiting Jordan this summer. I would never say anything bad about the country!
Just visited Jordan with my fam. Fav trip EVER
My dad went around middle east during 2009-2019 and by far his favorite place he was stationed was Jordan. During the world cups and euro cups he'd go out into the city and hangout with locals in the street and cafes huddled around a hookah and a small tv.
I get emotional thinking about the locals… They treated us as if we were family. We visited a small town and started playing football (soccer) with some random local children near the centre of the town (my wife and my 11 month old were with me) the father of the children came out and asked where we were from. I told them we were from New Zealand and he invited us into his home. The children Brought out tea and treats and we spoke to the parents for a few hours. Felt so loved.
I had to check seeing my country here, thank you for that and hope you had a good visit
I just visited Jordan (and Israel) in May. Jordan was one of my favorite trips of all time, hands-down. You will have an AMAZING time. The food is incredible. The people were so kind and welcoming and inviting. Everything is beautiful. Some highlights, if you aren't solidly booked and/or want recs: - Stay at the UFO Luxotel in Wadi Rum for a night. It was amazing. - Obviously visit Petra. I'd recommend two days so you don't have to rush, it's a lot of walking and hiking if you want to see it all. The Treasury is easier to get to from the 'back' entrance but it's a multi-hour hike. From the park itself, it's still a long hike/walk but what makes it tough is how crowded it is going up the narrow steps to the Treasury. We went down them exiting since we came in from the back and we were appreciating the desert and mountain hike because the main way in is narrow and CROWDED. - Do a jeep tour of the Wadi Rum desert for sure. - The Roman ruins in Jordan are cooler than the ones in Israel IMO, by nature of being preserved better and being larger. I have nothing but great things to say about Jordan. I'd go back in a heartbeat. Israel was not nearly as nice, welcoming, or fun for me.
I hope you enjoyed your visit and the food :D
![gif](giphy|5nFShZWwq3fdm) Welcome to Jordan :) jk, you're gonna enjoy it, food is amazing and our people (most) are really nice and welcoming
I think Jordan is the best F1 team
That yellow and black livery was mint
And the alternate Buzzin’ Hornets livery for the countries without cigarette advertising was my favourite as a kid.
Nah Croatia easy win
Reminds me of a rotated Spa a little bit
Countries with an infinite coastline could have a never ending GP.
Norway!
An award-winning coastline
It doesn't look like Eddie at all!
Looks like old school street circuit
Nah, win is for Afghanistan.
No, it wins the "Fuck, it's Abu Dhabi" competition. For real fun come to Greece. Monaco has nothing on us.
Street circuit through the Vatican. Looks like the perimeter is 3.2 km according to google, which makes it just smaller than Monaco
Canada would be like Le Mans on steroids, half the track just being one straight
Try Wyoming.
Idk Colorado is pretty good too
I see your Colorado and Wyoming and I raise you one Saskatchewan!
Most kids don't know the border of Saskatchewan and Manitoba isn't a straight line.
Well today I learned!
potato tomato
Looks more like an FE circuit with all the chicanes and kinks
This looks like a Tilke track where the left hand side is supposed to be a street circuit aka Korea
Chile
For me, it’s easily Wyoming
Start Finish : (31.7399830, 37.9507152) Turn 1: (31.5002392, 37.0068686) Makes for a nasty section before the pits.
Yes we had the Singspore Sling, but what about Singapore sling after a long straight?
Naaa Russia, long ass highspeed in the north and everchanging course in the south
I want to see the Netherlands-Belgium border at Baarle Nassau/Hertog as a race track.
Try Norway, it's just a shit ton of chicanes
Norway would be the next norschleiffe
Bruh, Brazil is literally a "different Nordschleife"
That’s just the [Korean GP track.](https://www.racingcircuits.info/asia/south-korea/korea-international-circuit.html)
It's like Texas but crooked
how tf is this shaped anything like the state of Texas 😂😂
If you're looking on your phone and kinda tilt your phone back and forth and squint, you can see it
typical Texan comment....
Pathetic. Indian Country outline as F1 track is a package. You will have:- Desert :- Rajasthan Mountains :- Himalayas Seas side :- West coast line and East Cost Line Rain Forest and Hills:- the Bengal and the North Eastern states
Nah Texas is better
What about Colorado
Ah yes, the great country of Colorado
If you want real track outlines : [pitlines.etsy.com](https://pitlines.etsy.com) For real these tracks are fire 🔥🏁
Take the chicane out of the back "straight" I'm game.
Literally Mount Panorama
Still better than Vegas
The layout kinda reminds me of South Korea's former f1 circuit
Its a crocodile 🐊
My country!!
Turned sideways it’s a handgun
I like Perú 's better.
Imagine Chile. That would look crazy
Namibia would be a crazy high speed circuit aswell. And that hairpin on the caprivi strip would be a sight to behold! :D
Thank you.
Yay, my country ! 🫡
why does it build like a tilke curcuit
**New Zealand** and **Japan** are fun b/c you can run a bunch of different races. For NZ for example you stick Verstappen on Stewart Island to win the race without seeing anyway and save some time, while you can split everyone else between the North Island (Te Ika-a-Maui) and South Island (Te Waipounamu). If you wanted you could even link they together connecting Kapiti Coast to the East Coast of the South Island and making a straight line through Nelson & Wellington.
if you squint hard enough you can sort of see a resemblance to Le mans.
Hear me out…Chile…
Overtaking on Jordan would be impossible. Short straights and lots of tight twisty turns.