I did some more on Calma today, worked on Larnach Town, Capital of the Larnach Province, and based on the recent Wiki Articles I've been working on (hit random page and you'll probably find something on the Calman Touring Car Championship or the Calman F2500 Championship). Anyway, Larnach town is a pretty sleepy town but has 3 clear claims to fame, first it's the capital of the Larnach Province (already covered that but oh well), second it is home of OPL side, Larnach Town, who play at, you'd never guess where right, Larnach Stadium.

and third claim to fame, the Larnach Circuit, 2.284 kilometers, 1.42 miles of treacherous mountainside raceway. 6 turns, multiple dips and crests.

The Pit Complex features 20 garage stalls on the front and another 20 on the back if needed and enough space for up to 40 cars on pit road.

After cresting the hill, we start downhill towards turn one, a sharp hairpin, and have to brake much earlier than if the turn were flat because of the steep grade of the hill. Out of Turn one we head for turn two, a simple uphill kink that can be taken flat out due to the slow speeds of turn one.

Better shot of turns 1 and 2.

Some cars may have to lift for turn three, another uphill 45 degree kink like turn 2, but right after the crest, the track drops back downhill into the entrance to turn 4, albeit, not as steeply as to turn 1.

The track then heads uphill before it drops further down hill, heading slightly uphill for the turn before flattening out for the turn and then heading back up before dropping down for turn 6, the entrance to the pits, the tunnel exit to the track and the start straight.

But there are other things Larnach is famous for, for instance, anyone who comes into town almost HAS to eat at "Parkinson's Barbecue"

and some other random shots:

CalTrak Red Line Station through Larnach.

CAG Dealership

Wade's Corner Shop in South Larnach

Gas Stations at the south entrance to town.

Hope you liked our tour of Larnach Circuit and Larnach Town.

Will