List of Circuits
Tilke has secured contracts to design many high-profile new world circuits from scratch. These include:
- 1995 A1 Ring, Austria
- 1999 Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia
- 2004 Bahrain International Circuit, Bahrain
- 2004 Shanghai International Circuit, China
- 2005 Istanbul Park Racing Circuit, Turkey
- 2006 Cancun, Mexico (undeveloped)
- 2006 Beijing International Streetcircuit, China
- 2007 Bucharest Ring, Romania
- 2008 Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore
- 2008 Swedbank kartodroms, Latvia
- 2008 Valencia Street Circuit, Spain
- 2008 Jakarta Street Circuit, Indonesia
- 2009 Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi-United Arab Emirates
- 2009 Motorland Aragón, Alcañiz, Spain (MotoGP venue)
- 2010 Dublin Street Circuit, Ireland (undeveloped)
- 2010 Korea International Circuit, South Korea
- 2010 Moscow Raceway, Russia (SBK Venue)
- 2010 Kazakhstan Motorcity, Kazakhstan
- 2010 Atlanta Motorsports Park, United States of America (completed)
- 2011 Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida, India
- 2012 Circuit of the Americas, United States of America (completed)
- 2013 Port Imperial Street Circuit, United States of America
- 2013 Autodromo y Centro Cultural Motorpark, Chile
- 2014 Osijek - Tvrđa, Croatia
- 2014 Bistra - Zagreb, Croatia (under construction)
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