Fascinating F1 Fact:6
The Brazilian architect Lolô Cornelsen was a fairly prolific designer of racing circuits in his day. He penned Rio de Janeiro’s Jacarepaguá, (1966), plus the tracks at Curitiba (1967), Estoril (1972) and a little-known circuit in Luanda in Angola, which opened three weeks before Estoril. The Portuguese colony on the west coast of Africa had […]
The Brazilian architect Lolô Cornelsen was a fairly prolific designer of racing circuits in his day. He penned Rio de Janeiro’s Jacarepaguá, (1966), plus the tracks at Curitiba (1967), Estoril (1972) and a little-known circuit in Luanda in Angola, which opened three weeks before Estoril. The Portuguese colony on the west coast of Africa had […]
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