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"  Along with the N\u00FCrburgring, the Nardo test track in Apulia, southern Italy is, perhaps, Europe&amp;#039;s most famous test facility. Covering over 1700 acres its most famous facility is the 7.7-mile high-speed oval where supercars have regularly reached speeds in excess of 200 mph. I recall driving a far from exotic Fiat 131 there many years ago, hands off the steering wheel as we motored around the circuit at the car&amp;#039;s maximum speed. It also has a 3.8-mile handling circuit as well. &amp;quot;With its rich array of facilities, from dynamic surfaces to acoustic and off-road sections coupled with the numerous workshops, our clients can continue to make extensive use of Nard\u00F2 for their vehicle trials in the future as well,&amp;quot; said Malte Radmann, ceo of Porsche Engineering. Thanks to the mild climate, the Nard\u00F2 proving ground can be used throughout the year in three shifts around the clock, seven days a week. . Related posts:   Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV: The Oldest Porsche 911 Race Car Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV: The Paddock is Jammed with Porsche Goodness Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV: Hey, Where Did I Park My Porsche? \u2013 Part 2  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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