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Circuito Internacional de Vila Real

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Circuito Internacional de Vila Real
Circuito Internacional de Vila Real

The Circuito Internacional de Vila Real is a 4.785 km (2.973 mi) temporary street circuit in Vila Real, Portugal. This circuit was used for car and motorbike races.

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Circuito Internacional de Vila Real
Northeast 8th Street, Miami

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N 25.781944444444 ° E -80.190555555556 °
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Northeast 8th Street 199
33132 Miami
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