AVUS
LocationGermany
Opened1921
SeriesHistoric
Length8.300 km
About AVUS
The Automobil Verkehrs und Schulungsstrasse in Berlin. Two straights linked by the Wall of Death, a brutally steep banked curve. Hosted the 1959 German Grand Prix won by Tony Brooks. Record cars topped 380 km/h here in the 1930s. The banking still stands beside a modern motorway.
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