The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya He is already working on the project to change curve 1. More specifically, he is doing it to widen the hole, thus increasing the current surface by about one 40%. In order to carry out this change, the World Cup track must also consider other necessary changes such as the reconstruction of roads, walls and the installation of security elements.
Work on the affected area will be carried out at the end of the sports season and throughout the season 18 weeks. They will make the run-off from turn 1 from having approximately one place 5,200 m2 to 7,200 m2, between agglomerate and gravel. The current gravel area of 3,100 m2 will add 5,100 m2 in these improvements. In this way, drivers of both car and motorcycle disciplines will have more space in the event of an off-track trip, thus guaranteeing their maximum safety both in racing and in any type of training or activity.
In the end goal, the Circuit other types of work and changes must be dealt with first. In the first stage, the trees will be cut in the affected area, following the current regulations to always ensure the preservation and protection of the environment. Along these same lines, the Circuit undertakes to plant the estimated value obtained from the assessment of the trees removed following the Regulation of Granada 2020. The planting will be carried out both within Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunyain the municipality of Montmeloas in the land of the same population: in zone dand Can be Cabanyes and in green area of Can be Tabola. This will be done in agreement with the consistory and with the participation of other groups such as sponsors of championships, federations, associations linked to the territory and the general public.
Apart from the earlier works, demolitions and earthworks, later construction of new structures such as walls and roads will continue in the area. Finally, all safety elements (wheel barriers or TEC-PRO barriers) must be reinstalled to increase safety.
Source: La Verdad
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