Where the circuit outlines come from.

The yellow circuit outlines on the Vex and Trace pages are decorative. Each one is a route-only derivative of a public diagram: cropped, recolored to Trace yellow, resized to 512 × 512, and placed on a transparent canvas, with labels, map details, scale bars, and start markers removed.

Sources and licenses

These outlines are visual references only, not engineering, navigation, safety, or current homologation maps. Circuit names, sponsors, and layouts may have changed since each source was drawn.

  1. Circuit de Monaco

    2003 configuration, represented by a 2014–2018 F1-era source diagram.

    Author
    Firkin (via Openclipart)
    License
    CC0 1.0
    Source date
    2017
    Changes
    Isolated the circuit centerline, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  2. Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

    Grand Prix configuration represented by a 2014–2018 F1-era source diagram.

    Author
    Firkin (via Openclipart)
    License
    CC0 1.0
    Source date
    2017
    Changes
    Isolated the circuit centerline, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  3. Autodromo Nazionale Monza

    Grand Prix configuration represented by a 2014–2018 F1-era source diagram.

    Author
    Firkin (via Openclipart)
    License
    CC0 1.0
    Source date
    2017
    Changes
    Isolated the circuit centerline, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  4. Silverstone Circuit

    Grand Prix configuration represented by a 2014–2018 F1-era source diagram.

    Author
    Firkin (via Openclipart)
    License
    CC0 1.0
    Source date
    2017
    Changes
    Isolated the Grand Prix circuit centerline, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  5. Suzuka Circuit

    Grand Prix configuration represented by a 2014–2018 F1-era source diagram.

    Author
    Firkin (via Openclipart)
    License
    CC0 1.0
    Source date
    2017
    Changes
    Isolated the Grand Prix circuit centerline, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  6. Autódromo José Carlos Pace

    Grand Prix configuration represented by a 2014–2018 F1-era source diagram.

    Author
    Firkin (via Openclipart)
    License
    CC0 1.0
    Source date
    2017
    Changes
    Isolated the Grand Prix circuit centerline, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  7. Circuit of the Americas

    Grand Prix configuration represented by a 2014–2018 F1-era source diagram.

    Author
    Firkin (via Openclipart)
    License
    CC0 1.0
    Source date
    2017
    Changes
    Isolated the Grand Prix circuit centerline, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  8. Nürburgring Nordschleife

    Full Nordschleife as drawn in 2008; not an event-specific configuration.

    License
    Public domain
    Source date
    2008
    Changes
    Isolated the full Nordschleife silhouette, removed all labels and map details, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  9. Circuit de la Sarthe

    Long circuit represented by source map data from July 18, 2006; year-specific event layouts may differ.

    Source date
    Published 2009; map data from July 18, 2006
    Changes
    Isolated the complete layout path, removed labels, roads, furniture, markers, and scale markings, then recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  10. WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca

    Full course as drawn in 2008; naming and event details may differ by year.

    Source date
    2008
    Changes
    Isolated the circuit path, removed all labels and map furniture, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.
  11. Mount Panorama Circuit

    Full circuit as drawn in 2008; event-specific details may differ by year.

    Source date
    2008
    Changes
    Isolated the circuit path, removed all labels and map furniture, recolored, normalized, and rasterized.

The CC BY-SA 3.0 derivatives (Le Mans, Laguna Seca, and Mount Panorama) are distributed under the same license. No circuit, series, venue, creator, Openclipart contributor, or Wikimedia Commons contributor endorses Trace or Vex Technologies.