The German town of Hockenheim has become synonymous with motor racing thanks to its famous circuit, which has transformed from a high-speed blast through the forests to a thoroughly modern autodrome. The Hockenheimring in Baden – Wuerttemberg was known for its long straights into the forest, but despite its redesign in 2002, it still offers a lot of pure driving pleasure. The rounded straight, called Parabolika, ends in a tight hairpin-bend, before turning back to the famous Sachs-Turn.
Source: hockenheimring.de