The location of the permitted car park has been indicated. There prohibition signs (no stop, speed limit, control), additional information signs (tow truck is working, main road direction, paid services) have also been installed In order to ensure the sequence of passage at the intersection, priority signs have been installed (main road, give way, moving without stopping is prohibited). An auxiliary pedestrian crossing has been organised. The next year, FIA (Federation Internationale de l’ Automobile F1 governing body and committee) decided to change the rules on Grand Prix races and allowed in-race refueling, causing a bit slower average pit stop time at almost 8 seconds (the amount of fuel, rather than the tyre change, became the critical element at pit stops).

Markings have been updated, road signs are planned to be installed. That is certainly true for Formula One pit stops, where up to 20 people wait motionless as a race car flies toward them at highway speed before they burst. F1 cars top speeds are limited by the circuits and draggy aero, meaning the highest speed you’ll see in a season these days is generally around 220mph with the assistance of slipstream and DRS. In order to ensure the safety of the residents and guests of the Sirius federal territory, traffic has been streamlined in the direction of Triumfalnaya Street to Sochi Autodrom and the drift site and in the direction of the Olympic Park through the Iceberg Ice Palace. Because during mass events there is heavy traffic on the section from the access bridge from Triumfalnaya Street to the Iceberg Ice Palace due to the lack of road signs, ANO 'ROSGONKI' has developed a traffic management and fencing plan for the area containing the infrastructure facilities that ensure the operation of the Formula 1 circuit.

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