Okayama International Circuit (iRacing)

Okayama International Circuit

Information
Location	Mimasaka, Okayama
Country	Japan
Configurations
Full Course 2.314 mi 3.724 km Short Course 1.3 mi 2.09 km

Information

Opened in 1990 as one of the world’s first – and best – “country club” race tracks, Okayama International Circuit was designed largely for the use of wealthy clients looking to exercise their exotic automobiles in the challenging but safe environment of a world class motorsports facility. The circuit (formerly known as TI Circuit Aida) soon staged its first international race featuring veteran British drivers and, later, hosted the Formula One Pacific Grand Prix in 1994 and ’95 as well as subsequent World Touring Car Championship events.

Okayama International Circuit features two configurations, including the 11 turn, 2.301 mile circuit featured in the Pacific Grand Prix and subsequent major national and international events, as well as a seven turn, 1.2 mile track used primarily for schools and club racing events. In deference to the great British racers who christened the circuit in 1992, Okayama’s turns carry names like Hobbs, Moss, Redman and Williams.

Owing to its remote location (some 200 miles southwest of Tokyo between Osaka and Hiroshima), Okayama International Circuit no longer stages major international events. However, its world class facilities and technical layout make it a staple on the schedules of Japan’s top domestic auto and motorcycle racing series.

Configurations

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  Full Course

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  Short Course

Race Results

iRacing World Championship Grand Prix Series

Season	Pole position	Fastest lap	Race Winner		Broadcast
			Driver	Team
2011	Klaus Kivekäs	Jesse Nieminen	Hugo Luis	My3id Gaming
2012	Greger Huttu	Atze Kerkhof	Hugo Luis	My3id Gaming
2014	Enzo Bonito	Olli Pahkala	Greger Huttu	Team Redline
2015	Aleksi Uusi-Jaakkola	Aleksi Uusi-Jaakkola	Martin Krönke	Foracer Coanda Simsport
2016	Martin Krönke	Martin Krönke	Greger Huttu	Team Redline