Definition: In automotive engineering, an "autodrome" refers to a type of road or track designed for use in racing or other types of high-speed driving. Autodromes typically have a flat, paved surface and are equipped with specialized equipment such as pit roads, corners, and braking zones that allow cars to maneuver through the track effectively. They are often used by professional drivers for training and testing purposes and can be found throughout various sports like Formula One, NASCAR, and IndyCar racing.
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