The Chase chicane

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The Chase chicane is a high-speed, right-left-right corner complex on Australia’s Mount Panorama Circuit, introduced to slow cars on the long Conrod Straight and enhance driver safety.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chicane
race track corner complex
associatedWith Bathurst 12 Hour NERFINISHED
Bathurst 6 Hour NERFINISHED
cornerSequence right-left-right
designedAs high-speed corner complex
governingBodyConcern FIA safety standards GENERATED
hasNameOrigin named "The Chase" after its role in chasing down speed on Conrod Straight NERFINISHED
hasSection left-hand corner
right-hand exit corner
right-hand kink entry
hasSurface asphalt
introducedForEvent Bathurst 1000 NERFINISHED
introducedOn 1987
locatedIn Mount Panorama Circuit NERFINISHED
locatedInCity Bathurst NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Australia NERFINISHED
locatedInState New South Wales NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the fastest chicanes in world motorsport
heavy braking zone from very high speed
partOf Conrod Straight NERFINISHED
Mount Panorama Circuit layout used for the Bathurst 1000
purpose to enhance driver safety
to slow cars on Conrod Straight
reasonForIntroduction concerns about excessive speeds on Conrod Straight
safetyFeature reduction of terminal speed at end of Conrod Straight
usedFor GT racing
endurance racing
touring car racing

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Mount Panorama Circuit safetyFeature The Chase chicane