Suzuka Circuit
Suzuka, Japan
Located in Suzuka, Japan, Suzuka Circuit is one of the world's most famous motorsport venues, home to the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix! What makes this destination so unique is that alongside the legendary racing circuit sits an entire amusement park dedicated to the world of motorsport!
With its combination of roller coasters, racing simulators and hands-on driving experiences, all set alongside one of the most iconic Formula One circuits in the world, Suzuka Circuit is a fascinating destination for both theme park and motorsport enthusiasts!
Suzuka Circuit Roller Coasters
Suzuka Circuit features either four or seven coasters, depending on who you ask! The biggest debate surrounds rides such as Duel GP, a racing attraction that runs on roller coaster track, and even the park's monorail is up for debate!
When we first heard people counting the monorail, we thought they were crazy, but after experiencing the track layout and drops for ourselves, we actually agreed! For argument sake, we'll use the Roller Coaster DataBase (RCDB) classification below.
One attraction nobody can argue with is Adventure Drive, a unique interactive coaster where the louder you scream, the more powerful the launches become! Other highlights include GP Racers, a pair of racing motorcycle coasters, and Rocky Coaster, the park's oldest operating coaster, which features a backwards-facing rear car!
Adventure Drive
Manufacture: Hoei Sangyo Co.
Inversions: 3
Opened: 2014
GP Racers - Left
Manufacture: Hoei Sangyo Co.
Length: 1,443.6 ft
Speed: 31.1 mph
Inversions: 0
Opened: 2020
GP Racers - Right
Manufacture: Hoei Sangyo Co.
Length: 1,443.6 ft
Speed: 31.1 mph
Inversions: 0
Opened: 2020
Rocky Coaster
Manufacture: Senyo Kogyo Co.
Length: 1,565.0 ft
Speed: 34.2 mph
Inversions: 0
Opened: 1992
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