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weekly rotation. Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome back to Paskass. This week we're talking about

one of the most infamous tracks in the world. It can only be the Nureberg

Ring. That's right, the Green Hell. We're talking its entire history from early beginnings

in the early 1900s till today. We're talking some legendary races that happened here,

legendary crashes and everything in between. Sit back and relax. Let's go racing.

Before it had guardrails before it had gravel traps before it was something you could book on a track day website the Nureberg ring was

pure fear Jackie Stewart three-time Formula One world champ was the first to call it the

green hell and he wasn't just being poetic.

Stuart and his fellow racers ripped their way through the rain, through the fog, without safety crews positioned at every mile, in cars that could kill them at any second.

To race at the Nureberg ring meant memorizing all 170 turns by heart because as Stewart put it so eloquently

if you forget one corner at Nurberg ring you die since those days the Nurberg

ring has been modernized repaved and made safer but that doesn't mean it's

relinquished its label as a monster.

No other track blends danger, history, and hype quite like it.

It still punishes mistakes, still demands respect.

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