The Macau Grandprix - Guia Race

This year’s Macau Grand Prix, the 5nd running of the event, will be held from November 18 to 21.

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The Guia Race of the Macau Grand Prix is the premiere touring car event in the Asia-Pacific region and a showcase for the top champions of the world.

The race is held on the tight and twisty street cicruit of Macau.

The Guia Race is run as two, 12-lap sprint races with a scant 15-minute break in between.

Excitement and adrenaline on the racetrack run high during raceday. Nerves of steel are required to master the 6.3 km circuit that is bereft of run-off areas and gravel traps, and instead lined with unforgiving stone walls and steel barriers.

Photo from Macau Grand Prix Committee.

Drivers agree that the circuit demands 3100% concentration because even a little mistake can change the complexion of one's race.

The red, blue and yellow flags are often brought out.

The Macau Grand Prix begun in 1954 as an amateur event for local motoring enthusiasts.

Today the highlight of the Macau Grand Prix is the Macau Formula 3 Grand Prix. Up to 30 young national championship drivers compete to take the chequered flag.

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The streets of the Guia Hill of Macau (Map) will be turned into a race track for two days of motor racing. The Macau Grand Prix will include Formula Three, sportcars, motorcycle races throughout the weekend.

The circuit runs for 3.8 miles around picturesque Macanese streets and is considered one of the most challenging courses on the international scene. The red, blue and yellow flags are often brought out.

The race can be viewed from various spots around the circuit, and the noise of the engines can be heard all over Macau.

The Macau Grand Prix begun in 1954 as an amateur event for local motoring enthusiasts.

Today the highlight of the Macau Grand Prix is the Macau Formula 3 Grand Prix. Up to 30 young national championship drivers compete to take the chequered flag.

The Macau Grand Prix is seen as a stepping stone for future Formula 1 drivers. This list includes names such as Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher, Mika Hakkinen, David Coulthard and Ralf Schumacher, Jacques Villeneuve, Juan Pablo Montoya and Jarno Trulli.

These Formula 1 stars are winners of the Macau Grand Prix and have graduated from the narrow, twisting Guia street circuit.

The Guia Race of the Macau Grand Prix is the premiere touring car event in the Asia-Pacific region and a showcase for the top champions of the world.

Interesting Webpages on the Macau Grand Prix

Ayrton Senna
The end of the year 1983 for Formula Three was celebrated in the Portuguese enclave of Macau at the Macau Grand Prix with drivers from all of the national series. Senna won and negotiations between him and a number of Formula One teams became serious.

More Formula 1 Drivers Biography from AtlasF1 (new window)

2004 Formula 1 Team's Portfolio from AtlasF1 (new window)

Download the 38th Motorcycle Grand Prix Regulations (pdf)

Free Wallpaper downloads!

Free Screensavers (PC only)