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Sardian Heights 2004

Sardian Heights is a street course carved out between medium-sized buildings. Similar to Macau or Monaco it has a track width that can vary and most certainly requires a lot of care to lap cleanly in traffic. Sardian Heights comes with two configurations.

Short – 0.84 mile roadcourse

With a decent amount of slow speed but rounded corners, this might be the ideal introduction to street circuits! Traffic will play a major role in any race held here, and might even decide a few of the races… It’s going to be important for you to find a safe place to pass!

Long – 1.58 mile roadcourse

This is an epic drive and one of the most challenging places to race due to the combination of slow speed turns and potential for traffic holding you up. Not as many of these turns are rounded compared to the Short course, and with three turns that are almost 180 degree hairpins, it’s sure to test your mettle!