天津V1国际赛车场

Tianjin V1 International Circuit sits within the V1 Motor World park in Wuqing District, Tianjin. The track was created by Hermann Tilke's team, runs 4.300 km with 16 corners and about 10 m of elevation change, and holds FIA Grade 2 certification, allowing most international categories short of Formula 1. The park covers roughly 600,000 sqm and includes a 20,000 sqm asphalt test pad, a premium car showroom area, a racing academy and commercial facilities, forming an integrated circuit, test, training and retail destination. The corner combinations balance professional and amateur drivers, safety installations follow current FIA standards, and the venue suits touring cars, one-make series, track days and brand test drives. Located between Beijing and Tianjin, it is about 40 km from Tianjin city centre and 90 km from Beijing, served by the Beijing-Tianjin and Beijing-Shanghai expressways. V1 is positioned as a motor world rather than a circuit: track, test pad, premium car retail, racing academy and commercial space sit together so that one programme can combine media test drives, customer handovers and a brand launch. Its location between Beijing and Tianjin lets it draw from both cities, which is its main differentiation among northern Chinese circuits. In use, V1 suits a combined race-and-experience format: track days or media test drives by day, launches and customer events in the park at night, without travelling between city and circuit. For northern brands the Beijing-Tianjin position means inviting media and dealers from both cities and completing filming, test drives and handovers in a single day.