Japan
Central Circuit
Central Circuit is a 2,804-meter JAF-certified permanent racing circuit in Taka, Hyogo, Japan, opened in 1996, known for its figure-8 layout with a crossover overpass and serving as the Kansai region's primary club motorsport venue.
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About Central Circuit
Central Circuit is a permanent motorsport facility located in Taka Town, Taka District, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, often referred to as the western counterpart to Tsukuba Circuit for the Kansai region. Established in September 1996, it features a distinctive figure-8 layout with an overpass bridge, resulting in an unusual 720-degree clockwise rotation per lap. The 2,804-meter JAF-certified course hosts time attack competitions, organised club racing, one-make series, and driver licensing programs for four-wheel, two-wheel, and kart categories.
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