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The Pescara Circuit was a public-roads course on Italy's Adriatic coast, running through the town of Pescara and the surrounding Abruzzo countryside. It hosted a single World Championship round, the 1957 Pescara Grand Prix, and remains the longest circuit ever used in Formula One World Championship history.
Winners by year
- Pescara Grand Prix, 1957 · Won by Stirling Moss
The dirty air behind a car steals downforce from whoever is chasing, which is why following closely is so hard.