Aston

Aston
Short name	AS
Track type	permanent circuit
License	S2
Introduced	0.5P
Weather types	clear day cloudy afternoon
Pit lane speed limit	80 km/h (50 mph)
Configurations	7
Cadet
Short name	AS1
Length	1.870 km (1.162 mi)
Direction	Anti-clockwise
Turns	7
Surface types	asphalt (100%)
Grid size	32
Reversed option	Yes
Club
Short name	AS2
Length	3.077 km (1.912 mi)
Direction	Clockwise
Turns	4
Surface types	asphalt (100%)
Grid size	32
Reversed option	Yes
National
Short name	AS3
Length	5.602 km (3.481 mi)
Direction	Clockwise
Turns	9
Surface types	asphalt (100%)
Grid size	32
Reversed option	Yes
Historic
Short name	AS4
Length	8.089 km (5.026 mi)
Direction	Clockwise
Turns	15
Surface types	asphalt (100%)
Grid size	32
Reversed option	Yes
Grand Prix
Short name	AS5
Length	8.802 km (5.469 mi)
Direction	Clockwise
Turns	17
Surface types	asphalt (100%)
Grid size	32
Reversed option	Yes
Grand Touring
Short name	AS6
Length	8.002 km (4.972 mi)
Direction	Clockwise
Turns	16
Surface types	asphalt (100%)
Grid size	32
Reversed option	Yes
North
Short name	AS7
Length	5.168 km (3.211 mi)
Direction	Anti-clockwise
Turns	14
Surface types	asphalt (100%)
Grid size	32
Reversed option	Yes
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Aston

The famous downhill chicane

The Aston Racetrack in the middle of England has several longer and shorter configurations within a nice countryside full of forest and light hills. The 7 configurations include the longest in S2 with 8.8 kilometers. Fast and slow turns, some altitude changes and a great chicane are the ingredients to this racetrack.

Cadet

Aston Cadet

Short: AS1 Length: 1.9 km / 1.2 miles Cadet is the shortest configuration in Aston. After some very slow turns you have to be prepared for the awesome downhill chicane (screenshot). Try to keep the balance here and during the braking for the last turn and you are back on the start/finish straight. Aston Cadet, and now Aston North have a different pit lane and start/finish line than the rest of the Aston configurations.

Club

Aston Club
	Short: AS2 Length: 3.1 km / 1.9 miles Club is a very popular track, especially in combination with the XFR. The main reason for this is that it has many full throttle parts in which you can prepare an overtaking maneuver. The most challenging parts are the chicane-like combination in the middle of the circuit and the chicane in front of the start/finish straight.

National

Aston National
	Short: AS3 Length: 5.6 km / 3.5 miles Most popular track configuration in Aston. You will probably find racers driving on this track all the time. Again, overtaking is really easy here. Despite the very slow turns in the middle of the track, this configuration is very fast. Most drivers prefer a GTR on this one.

Historic

Aston Historic

Short: AS4 Length: 8.1 km / 5.0 miles A very long configuration. After the first turn you will drive the cadet chicane reversed followed by another chicane the takes you to the grand prix-part. After a long straight and a very fast right-hander, a series of left-right combinations with a final long left-hander takes you back to the national part. This track is similar to the Grand Prix track but these little differences (especially the Cadet chicane) make the difference.

Grand Prix

Aston Grand Prix
	Short: AS5 Length: 8.8 km / 5.5 miles The longest configuration of Aston is also the longest track in LFS. It is very similar to Historic with detours around the most dangerous parts. Instead of driving the Cadet chicane you will stay on National a little longer. The fast right-hander is replaced by a fast chicane.

Grand Touring

Aston Grand Touring
	Short: AS6 Length: 8.0 km / 5.0 miles The Grand Prix circuit, except with the slower Club first corner instead of the faster one used by Grand Prix, Historic and National.

North

Aston North
	Short: AS7 Length: 5.2 km / 3.2 miles An extended version of the Cadet circuit with several slow second and first gear corners, and fast blind esses.

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