List of Tracks
- A1 Ring GP, A1-Ring Short 4.33, 1.89
- Adelaide Street Circuit 3.22
- TI Aida
- Mount Panorama Circuit (Bathurst) 6.21
- Brands Hatch GP, Brands Hatch Indy 4.18, 1.93
- Charlotte Speedway Oval
- Croft
- Circuit de Catalunya 4.73
- Dijon-Prenois
- Donington Park, Donington Short 4.02, 3.15
- Eastern Creek Raceway 3.93
- Fuji Speedway
- Hermanos Rodriguez
- Hockenheimring 4.57
- Infineon Raceway (Sears Point)
- Knockhill 4.26
- Mantorp Park, 3.11
- Magny-Cours
- Monza
- Norisring 2.30
- Nürburgring, Nurburgring Short 5.15, 3.63
- Oran Park Raceway 2.70
- Oschersleben
- Oulton Park, 4.33
- Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit 4.45
- Rockingham
- Sandown Raceway 3.10
- Silverstone Short
- Snetterton
- Surfers Paradise Street Circuit 4.50 Street
- Texas Motor Speedway 2.41 Oval
- ACI Vallelunga Circuit 3.23
- Vancouver
- Circuit Park Zandvoort
- Zolder
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