Formula One - Guess the Corner

Based on the description of each corner from past and present Formula One circuits, guess the name of the corner

Corner numbers allowed only if the corner is not widely known by another name.

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Last updated: June 16, 2020

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Description	Corner
The final corner at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza	Parabolica
The final chicane at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is well known for this wall on the exit of the corner	Wall of Champions
Immediately after Eau Rouge at Spa, you rise up through this kink before heading down the Kemmel Straight	Raidillon
The three main corners of Silverstone's Esses are known by these names	Maggotts
	Becketts
	Chapel
The third corner at Interlagos, after the "S do Senna" is known by this bright name	Curva do Sol
This infamous quadruple-apex corner at the former Istanbul Park is known only by its number	Turn 8
This fast left-hander at Imola was the site of Piquet's massive crash in 1987	Tamburello

Description	Corner
Fernando Alonso made a daring move around the outside of Michael Schumacher at this Japanese corner in 2005	130R
A stand-out corner on an otherwise dull circuit, this long left at Sochi is known only by a number	Turn 3
A notoriously tight sequence of corners in Baku that caught out both Charles Leclerc and Robert Kubica in 2019	Castle Section
One of Monaco's trickiest corners, a slow, downhill right after Casino Square	Mirabeau Haute
The fast right-hand turn at Paul Ricard at the end of the Mistral Straight	Signes
The slow left at Hockenheim that famously cost Vettel the win in 2018	Sachskurve
Turns 8 and 9 at the Nürburgring are named after this widely successful German racer	Michael Schumacher
The slow sequence of corners at the end of this Mexican track run through this stadium, previously host to baseball games	Foro Sol