Multiple choice general knowledge

Including sections of the RN138 and the RN840 roads the wooded section of this track ran down to a hairpin curve.

  1. Rouen-les-Essarts

  2. Dijon-Prenois

  3. Clermont-Ferrand

  4. Paul Ricard Le-Castellet
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Explanation

Rouen-les-Essarts was a French circuit that used existing public roads including sections of the RN138 and RN840. The track was known for its wooded sections and the famous 'Nouveau Monde' hairpin. This 6.5km street circuit hosted French Grands Prix in the 1950s and was considered one of the most scenic and challenging tracks of its era.

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