Mount Panorama

Mount Panorama’s rhythm is unusually split: the early climb gives corners 1–3 room to breathe, then the run from corners 8–15 tightens into a blind, compressed mountain sequence before the circuit opens out onto Conrod. The lap is heavily shaped by corner 4 and the corner 15 left-hander, with corners 6, 3, 1 and 20 also carrying real weight in how the lap comes together. It’s less a constant-flow circuit than a place of sharp contrasts — tight, awkward commitment across the top, then long stretches where any small mistake has plenty of time to show up.