# Fuji Speedway's 1966 Turn Now in Racing Sim

> Project Motor Racing adds Fuji Speedway's 1966 layout to its World Endurance Pack.
- Title: Fuji Speedway's 1966 Turn Now in Racing Sim · The Drive
- Summary: Project Motor Racing adds Fuji Speedway's 1966 layout to its World Endurance Pack.
- Keywords: fuji international speedway, project motor racing, world endurance pack, daiichi corner, 1966 fuji speedway, nascar banking, The Drive
- Source: The Drive — https://thedrive.com/news/fuji-speedway-retired-this-deadly-turn-50-years-ago-now-you-can-drive-it-in-a-racing-sim
- Author: Adam Ismail
- Published: 2026-11-11T18:00:00+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: fuji international speedway, project motor racing, world endurance pack, daiichi corner, 1966 fuji speedway, nascar banking, cars, technology
## Fuji Speedway's 1966 Layout
Project Motor Racing adds Fuji Speedway's 1966 design to its World Endurance Pack.
## Daiichi Corner Banking
The 30-degree-banked Daiichi corner was a massive, blind turn that drivers entered after a crest.
## Tragic Safety Issues
Competitors died near Daiichi due to its dangerous design, leading to Japanese automakers canceling Can Am programs.
## 1974 Safety Changes
The first three corners were removed after 1974 to create the modern hairpin Turn 1.
## Key takeaway

Project Motor Racing includes Fuji Speedway's original 1966 design with 30-degree banking in its World Endurance Pack.