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Wednesday, 23 February 2005, 12:49 GMT

Magny-Cours, France

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Magny-Cours is a hot, humid average track in the middle of nowhere The French Grand Prix track at Magny-Cours is not one of Formula One's most popular destinations.

It gets a mixed reception from the drivers. Some, like Jarno Trulli, like it; others, like David Coulthard, think it a joke of a Grand Prix track.

It is smack bang in the middle of nowhere with an atmosphere so calm and rural as to be non-existent, although the food provides some distraction.

Historically, Magny-Cours has often produced soporific races.



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