
The championship stretches its legs on K1 Circuit’s full outdoor Pro Track: roughly one mile, 12 official turns, a 750-foot back straight, 33 feet of elevation change, downhill esses, and the banked Rocky Moran corner.
The championship stretches its legs on K1 Circuit’s full outdoor Pro Track: roughly one mile, 12 official turns, a 750-foot back straight, 33 feet of elevation change, downhill esses, and the banked Rocky Moran corner.

Official venue map or aerial. Confirm the race-day direction and configuration at drivers’ briefing.


Look through the whole sequence. Small lifts and one clean arc beat repeated braking; position the kart early for the final corner back onto the 400-foot front straight.
This is Project Rosso’s recommended strategy reference—not an official K1 racing line. Barrier placement, direction, grip, kart performance, weather, and event configuration can change the fastest safe path. Drivers’ briefing and marshal instructions always take priority.
With far more corners and speed than an indoor venue, consistency matters. One low-percentage move can erase several clean sectors.