Forest's Elbow

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Forest's Elbow is a tight, downhill left-hand corner on Australia’s Mount Panorama Circuit that leads onto the long Conrod Straight and is known for its challenging braking and exit.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Forrest’s Elbow 4
Forest’s Elbow 1

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf motorsport location
race track corner
adjacentTo Conrod Straight NERFINISHED
brakingZone heavy braking required
cornerType left-hand corner
country Australia
difficultyLevel high
exitCharacteristic requires good traction on exit
gradient downhill
hasNameOrigin named after a forester who injured his elbow at the corner (according to local lore)
importanceInRacing critical for exit speed onto Conrod Straight
knownFor challenging braking zone
difficult exit
leading onto a very long straight
leadsOnto Conrod Straight NERFINISHED
locatedIn Australia
Bathurst NERFINISHED
New South Wales
locatedOn Mount Panorama Circuit NERFINISHED
partOf Mount Panorama Circuit NERFINISHED
partOfEventVenue Bathurst 1000 NERFINISHED
Bathurst 12 Hour NERFINISHED
safetyFeatures barriers
run-off area
strategicRole sets top speed on Conrod Straight
surface asphalt
trackSection tight corner
usedFor GT racing
endurance racing
touring car racing

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Conrod Straight adjacentTo Forest's Elbow
this entity surface form: Forrest’s Elbow
The Dipper adjacentTo Forest's Elbow
this entity surface form: Forrest’s Elbow
Conrod Straight follows Forest's Elbow
this entity surface form: Forrest’s Elbow
Mount Panorama hasFamousCorner Forest's Elbow
subject surface form: Mount Panorama Circuit
this entity surface form: Forrest’s Elbow
The Great Race hasSection Forest's Elbow
this entity surface form: Forest’s Elbow