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    McLaren-and-McLaren

    The Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit is made up of regular roads that circle Albert Park Lake.
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    McLaren and McLaren-2

    The storied Circuit de Monaco wraps around the city's famous harbor.
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    Red Bull Content Pool

    The streets of Monaco are extraordinarily narrow, making passing all but impossible for much of each lap.
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    The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal has a long straight that is basically a tree-lined boulevard.
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    Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team-1

    The Singapore Grand Prix not only runs around the streets of this gorgeous city, it also takes place at night.
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    GP CANADA F1/2014

    The wall next to the exit of turn 13 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal is nicknamed the Wall of Champions, after the many F1 drivers who have crashed into it.
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