Alessandro Pollini Posted August 27, 2011 Posted August 27, 2011 File Name: Klausenpass File Submitter: Alessandro Pollini File Submitted: 27 Aug 2011 File Category: Tracks Author : Wawotsch Between the wars, the "Grosser Bergpreis der Schweiz" was probably the most demanding hillclimb event in the world (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klausenrennen). Today it's held as a memorial race for oldtimers roughly every 3 years (http://www.klausenrennen.com/). The combination of narrow and wide track sectors, dizzying serpentines and a long straight severals kms long, all in a exciting environment, make this track an unique experience. The track is modeled after the current layout, only a few pictures of the historic layout could be found. So sadly the historic version mostly on gravel had to be left as an exercise to others . The dimensions are comparable to the Nordschleife: 21 km long, more than 130 turns and 1237m difference in altitude. The fictional Sprint edition covers about 1/3 of the orginial track. It leads from Linthal up to the border stone between Uri and Schwyz, just before the long Urnerboden straight. With narrow tracks, and the old road parts are REALLY narrow, and hidden corners this is probably the hardest part of the track. In all sessions, the timing works as usual. Online racing has not been tested yet but should be possible by using a qualification session. The AIW has been setup for fuel use, but not tuned at all for racing against the AI. Click here to download this file
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