Turn 1 is a long, cambered, hairpin that allows a fairly high corner speed but is gridlock on the first turn of a race.
2 and 3 are fairly warm sweepers, watch for the turning radius decreasing into turn 3. Go in too hot and you'll get passed on the inside approaching 4. This corner turns through more than 180 degrees.
Turn 5 often needs some jostling with turn 6 providing a passing opportunity if your sequence through 4 and 5 is smooth. Turn 7 forms a left right combination with turn 8, braking into 8 provides more opportunity for the racer. Turn 9 is a quick sweep allowing some breathing room after the tight section however you must wash it all off again for turn 10. The balance between deep braking and setting up for good exit speed can make all the difference to lap times as 10 leads onto the first of the fast straights.
Turn 11 is a hot, long corner between two high speed sections, much like the Curva Grande at Monza. You should make it through on full throttle.
Turn 12 is whooping off the fast section in the north winding out onto the front straight. Like Turn 12 at Phillip Island this is a razor's edge corner that can make or break a hot lap. By the time you need to back off it might be too late. Final corner passes make for thrilling race results here.
