Laguna Seca Framed Track Map Poster
Laguna Seca’s full lap, eleven turns with the Corkscrew at the top, framed in wood and ready to hang.
From €89.95
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Editions
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- Blueprint — Deep technical navy. The drafting-room original — engineering blue, like a blueprint pulled from the archive.
- Heritage — Deep racing green. A nod to the vintage competition clubhouse — wood, brass and worn leather.
- Rosso — Burgundy red. The classic Italian design studio — warm, premium, unmistakably motorsport.
- Midnight — Pure black. The most universal, decorative cut — understated authority for any wall.
Sizes & prices
| Size | cm | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A3 | 29.7 × 42 cm | €89.95 |
| A2 | 42 × 59.4 cm | €129.95 |
| A1 | 59.4 × 84.1 cm | €189.95 |
Sizes refer to the print inside the frame.
Frame colors
Same price whichever frame you choose.
- Black
- White
- Natural wood
- Dark wood
The story
Laguna Seca was built in 60 days. Work began in the first week of September 1957: the layout was roughed out in the dirt, staked, and the bulldozers moved in; on November 9 the ribbon was cut for its first race, on nine turns and 3.06 km (1.9 miles). Legend has it the Corkscrew was born when the foreman went to lunch and told the bulldozer driver to get down the hill any way he could. And the story goes that no one drew a map of the track until it was paved.
Framed, today’s lap hangs in one piece: the infield loop added in 1988, the Rahal Straight, the Corkscrew and the Rainey Curve, eleven turns numbered plus 8a. The map came after the track; now it’s on your wall.
Poster details
- Region
- California, United States
- Signature corner
- Corkscrew
- Length
- 3.602 km
- Corners
- 11
- On the poster
- The full layout to scale with its named corners lettered in, plus coordinates, a compass, a scale bar and a panel with the circuit’s key figures.
- Paper
- Museum-quality matte paper: 250 gsm (110 lb), acid-free (pH above 7, so it resists yellowing over time) and FSC-certified.
- Frame
- Pine wood with a plexiglass front, lighter than glass and far less likely to break in transit.
