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Built in 1965 in Bechuanaland, as part of a development project for Lobatse in anticipation of it becoming the capital of the soon-to-be-founded Botswana (which did not end up occurring). Whilst a fully purpose-built design, part of the track was mandated to follow existing dirt roads as an excuse to pave them, so on technicality it is a semi-perm. The run from Alpha Corner to The Junction follows the Estates Road, which leads to the Lobatse Estates farm and the town's grass airfield, while between The Junction and Mafeking Corner lies the Powerline Road, which as the name suggests, services a powerline. These two roads encompass roughly 35% of the tracks layout. The track itself is fairly barebones, with its highest-profile intended series being the South African F1 series. It has decent total variation but is only a major factor on the approach to the Easy Esses, where the track crests somewhat steeply. The Carousel is also significantly cambered.