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|Name = Bikernieki Circuit | |Name = Bikernieki Circuit | ||
|Location = {{LAT}} Riga, Latvia | |Location = {{LAT}} Riga, Latvia | ||
|Track Map = [[File:Bikernieki Circuit.png| | |Track Map = [[File:Bikernieki Circuit.png|300px]] | ||
|Owner = | |Owner = | ||
|Opened = | |Opened = | ||
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|Record Time = 1:08.084 | |Record Time = 1:08.084 | ||
|Record Driver = {{AUT}} Niki Lauda | |Record Driver = {{AUT}} Niki Lauda | ||
|Record Team = {{ | |Record Team = {{GBR}}Williams-Ford | ||
|Series = [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|F1]] | |Series = [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|F1]] | ||
|Car = Ferrari 312T | |Car = Ferrari 312T | ||
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The '''Bikernieki Circuit''' is a permanent motor racing venue located in Riga, Latvia, the country's only permanent racing facility. As part of the Soviet Union, the venue hosted the Soviet Grand Prix from 1976 onwards. However, the first Grand Prix would be marred with tragedy, as reigning world champion Niki Lauda was tragically killed after a collision at turn 6. | The '''Bikernieki Circuit''' is a permanent motor racing venue located in Riga, Latvia, the country's only permanent racing facility. As part of the Soviet Union, the venue hosted the Soviet Grand Prix from 1976 onwards. However, the first Grand Prix would be marred with tragedy, as reigning world champion Niki Lauda was tragically killed after a collision at turn 6. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:20, 23 April 2021
The Bikernieki Circuit is a permanent motor racing venue located in Riga, Latvia, the country's only permanent racing facility. As part of the Soviet Union, the venue hosted the Soviet Grand Prix from 1976 onwards. However, the first Grand Prix would be marred with tragedy, as reigning world champion Niki Lauda was tragically killed after a collision at turn 6.