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Sakhir

Sakhir, Bahrain

Beveiligd voorbeeld · definitieve PNG in hoge resolutie · zonder watermerk

Resolutie
4961 × 7016 px (A2 / 300 DPI)
Format
PNG
Masterbestand
Staande A2-verhouding · 300 DPI
Coördinaten
26.0325°N, 50.5106°E

Beschikbare formaten

  • HD-PNG zonder watermerk€ 3,50
  • A4-afdruk staand (zonder lijst)+€ 20,00
  • A3-afdruk staand (zonder lijst)+€ 30,00

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Circuit stats

Length
5.412 km
Turns
15
Lap record
1:31.447 — Pedro de la Rosa (2005)
First GP
2004

What should you know before choosing a Sakhir circuit poster?

A Bahrain circuit poster represents the 5.412 km, fifteen-turn route built in the Sakhir desert. The line combines a long straight, a strongly defined first corner, several compact returns and one broad outer loop. The venue has multiple certified configurations, but OwnHomeMap depicts the main route documented by the circuit. The buyer selects colours and can add short text, then checks the balance in a protected preview before payment. A confirmed order provides a 4961 × 7016 pixel PNG without the preview watermark. These dimensions follow A2 proportions and support printing at 42 × 59.4 cm, or 16.5 × 23.4 inches, at 300 DPI. For this eligible circuit, the cart can also offer one A4 or A3 portrait print; the PNG remains included and a frame is not included. The composition can recall Sakhir, the desert setting or a specific personal motor-racing memory while remaining centred on geometry and making no claim of official affiliation.

Circuit history

Ground was first broken in the Sakhir desert in October 2002. The complex, designed by Hermann Tilke, was completed in under eighteen months and officially handed over in March 2004. On 4 April it hosted the first major international race of its category held in the Middle East. The venue documents five certified configurations. Its main 5.412 km loop retains a shape suited to the open site, with long sections connected by sharply defined braking zones and direction changes.

Why this circuit is distinctive

Bahrain forms neither a simple oval nor a perfectly compact silhouette. One main branch crosses the page before loops of different sizes return the route towards its starting point. This structure leaves generous negative space around the line and keeps all fifteen turns distinct. The desert setting naturally supports a mineral poster treatment without requiring a photograph or literal scenery.

Customization guidance

Sand, copper, ivory and charcoal tones suit the setting while preserving strong legibility. Midnight blue can suggest the illuminated venue without turning the poster into a night scene. Maintain clear contrast along the long straight and a finer line through the central loops. Place the dedication beneath the silhouette. In the preview, inspect the first corner, lower hook and space between the two inner returns.

Printing guidance

Use the final 4961 × 7016 pixel PNG downloaded from the confirmed order. For A2 output, keep portrait orientation and disable automatic cropping. Matte paper suits sand palettes and large dark fields, while satin stock strengthens brighter colours. Inspect a proof if the smaller loops appear too close together. Scale proportionally for a smaller format and always give the printer the original uncompressed file.

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