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"The Old Curve" | |
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 The main stands at turn 4 and the event hall in the background | |
| Former names | Kæller Bilring |
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| Location | Kæll, New Sebronia |
| Owner | Sebric National Motorsports Association (NMV) |
| Type | A-Tier racing circuit |
| Capacity | 89,500 |
| Field size | 6.213 km (3.872 miles) |
| Construction | |
| Opened | 2 September 1946 |
| Expanded | 1969-1971 (Re-opened: 18 March 1971) |
| Architect | Architectural Office Igorsson (Stands) Global Sporting Projects (Event hall and pitlane building) |
| Website | |
| www.peterlappenbyring.ns | |
The Peter-Lappenby-Ring is an autodrome racing circuit near the Sebric city of Kæll, mainly used for hosting the Sebric Grand Prix of the Anterian A Series, which it does continuously since 1972.
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