gt3racerich

On an old Grand Prix course that was part of the Nurburgring there is a turn called "Romer-Kurve". Does anyone know why it is called that or what it is named after? Are there any books on the history of the Nurburgring or any web sites that might have this info?
Thanks, Rich

Peter Bull

I found this on this German site discussing name changes due to sponsorships on the Nürburgring. I believe that they are talking about the GP track part of Nürburgring.

"Die Startgeradeneingangskurve hieß ursprünglich Römerkurve später wechselte der name zwischen Coca Cola und Pepsi hin und her."

Which according to my limited knowledge of German means "The entry curve to the start strech was originally named Römerkurve, later the name has changed back and forth between Coca-Cola and Pepsi"

Hope this helps.

/Peter

Peter Bull

Update, here you can see the exact location of Römerkurve.

/Peter

gt3racerich

Thanks Peter
I have an old track map showing all the names of the curves. I really want to find out why it is named
Romer-Kurve.
Rich

marton

I usually look here
http://nurburgring.org.uk/bendnames/index.html
but they do not have this one because they only cover the old circuit
Dohhh

Marton