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The Most Dangerous Corners in Racing History

Eau Rouge at Spa compresses drivers into a blind uphill sweep at 300 km/h. The Corkscrew at Laguna Seca drops 18 meters in two blind corners...

How F1 Circuits Evolved From Deadly to Safe

Early circuits like the Nordschleife and Spa used public roads with trees and houses as barriers. The 1994 Imola tragedy forced a revolution...

The Best Overtaking Corners on the F1 Calendar

Turn 1 at COTA after the steep hill provides a prime passing zone. The hairpin at Montreal follows a long straight. Copse at Silverstone all...

Street Circuits versus Purpose-Built Tracks

Monaco, Singapore, Baku, Jeddah, and Las Vegas race on temporary street circuits. Monza, Silverstone, and Suzuka are permanent race tracks. ...

Great Circuits That Disappeared From F1

The old Spa was 14 km of public road terror. Riverside in California hosted F1 in 1960. Buenos Aires saw five champions crowned. Magny-Cours...