1：Circuit Introduction:
Circuit Length: 2.045 kilometers
Number of Corners: 8
Circuit Record: 52.649 seconds (2012, Under Suzuki, Nissan Silvia)
This classic short track in Japan is primarily composed of three wide-angle corners and two straights. Not only does it demand powerful vehicle performance, but the chassis dynamics are equally crucial. Iconic Japanese performance cars like the Skyline GT-R, NSX, Lancer Evo.Ⅷ RS, and Impreza STi Spec C require professional drivers to give their all to achieve a time around 1 minute and 06 seconds. Tsukuba is also a stop in the F3 series.
2：Circuit Characteristics:
The track flows seamlessly, transitioning from low-speed compound corners to high-speed corners, then to low-speed turns followed by a straight. After the straight, it moves to another high-speed turn followed by a hairpin corner. The entire circuit requires careful driving without recklessness. Delicate control is key to securing a victory here.
