Of all the automotive posters you might choose to put on your garage wall, this is probably one of the most important. It shows almost all of the highest profile race tracks in the world to scale, using the iconic Isle of Man TT circuit as the outline.
Each poster is printed on 185gsm semi-gloss poster paper and they can be ordered in sizes from 590mm x 415mm, to 840mm x 592mm, to 1190mm x 838mm. If you’d like to see the poster in high-resolution before you buy, you can click the image below to load it in a new window.
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Via Road & Track Magazine
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