Silverstone

Silverstone Circuit · United Kingdom

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Design: Dark
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About Silverstone

A wartime airfield turned high-speed classic, with the flowing Maggotts and Becketts esses at its heart.

The Silverstone track in raised relief, seen from above

United Kingdom

The circuit

Lap length
5.881 km
Elevation change
12 m
Location
52.0721° N, 1.0160° W
Start · 144–156 m above sea level 5.881 km

Height exaggerated so you can see it. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · elevation GEDTM30 (OpenGeoHub), CC BY 4.0.

The piece

The Silverstone frame: deep black box with glass front
The frame
The Silverstone poster printed behind the track
The print
Raised Silverstone track, close up
The track, 3D-printed
Dimensions
A4 frame 24 × 33 × 3 cm · artwork 21 × 29.7 cm
A3 frame 33 × 45 × 3 cm · artwork 29.7 × 42 cm

How it’s made

Every climb and drop, as it is

The track isn’t a printed line. It’s a small piece of terrain, built from real map and height data, and the frame is built around it.

Where the highs and lows are

The red 3D-printed track on the art print seen from a low angle, so its changing height is visible along the lap. High 465 m Low 364 m
Shown: Spa, Belgium. Heights are exaggerated so they read at this size.
Start / finishOne lapStart / finish
  • Highest point465 mprinted 10 mm
  • Lowest point364 mprinted 1.2 mm
  • Difference101 min real life, Spa

The layers

An exploded view of the frame standing upright, with the frame, glass, spacer, 3D-printed track, art print and backing board pulled apart in a row.
From the front: matte black frame, glass, a white spacer, the 3D-printed track, the circuit print and a backing. Shown: Spa, Belgium.

Up close

Close-up of the side wall of the printed track showing fine horizontal layer lines.
Layer lines of 0.08 mm. Shown: Spa, Belgium.
A cutaway of the framed print, cut across the middle: the frame wall, glass, the air gap, the printed track standing on the print, and the backing board.
Cutaway, front to back: frame, glass, air gap, track, print, backing. Shown: Spa, Belgium.

Where the data comes from

  • The trackIts centreline is traced from OpenStreetMap.
  • The heightsTaken from GEDTM30 terrain data, then exaggerated so they show on a wall. The shape of each climb and drop follows the data.
  • The printPLA at 0.08 mm layers, glued flat on the poster.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: GEDTM30 (OpenGeoHub), CC BY 4.0.

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