Classic Era
34 circuits
Suzuka
A figure-eight layout unique among major racing circuits. Designed by John Hugenholtz as a...
Daytona International Speedway
Home of the Daytona 500, the Super Bowl of NASCAR. The 31-degree banking allows speeds ove...
Laguna Seca
The Corkscrew is arguably the most famous corner in American motorsport. A blind crest fol...
Red Bull Ring
Originally called Osterreichring, then rebuilt as the A1 Ring in 1997. Purchased by Dietri...
Imola
Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari. The tragic 1994 San Marino Grand Prix saw Ro...
Kyalami
Located near Johannesburg at 1,500 meters altitude which reduces engine power. Hosted the ...
Fuji Speedway
Owned by Toyota. The 1.475 km front straight is one of the longest in motorsport. Hosted t...
Watkins Glen
Home of the United States Grand Prix from 1961 to 1980 in the Finger Lakes region of New Y...
Sebring International Raceway
Built on a WWII bomber training base in central Florida. Hosts the 12 Hours of Sebring, th...
Road America
A classic natural terrain course in the Wisconsin hills. Over 6.5 km with 14 corners and l...
Virginia International Raceway
A flowing parkland circuit on the North Carolina border. The Uphill and Oak Tree corners a...
Sonoma Raceway
A technical 12 turn course in Northern California wine country. Blind crests and constant ...
Lime Rock Park
A short but beloved circuit in the Connecticut hills. Under 2.5 km yet endlessly challengi...
Talladega Superspeedway
The longest and fastest oval on the NASCAR calendar at 2.66 miles. 33 degree banking keeps...
Bristol Motor Speedway
The Last Great Colosseum, a concrete half mile bowl. Corner banking of 26 to 30 degrees ar...
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
Mosport east of Toronto is a fearsome old school circuit. Big elevation change and terrify...
Circuit Mont-Tremblant
A scenic ribbon through the Laurentian mountains of Quebec. Hosted the Canadian Grand Prix...
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
Named for racing brothers Ricardo and Pedro Rodriguez. The Peraltada was one of the great ...
Autodromo Vallelunga
Named after Piero Taruffi, north of Rome. Began life as a gravel oval before evolving into...
Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours
French Grand Prix host from 1991 to 2008. The Adelaide hairpin after the long straight was...
Rouen-les-Essarts
Voted among the finest road circuits ever built. Swept down into a forest valley and climb...
Circuit de Charade
A rollercoaster around an extinct volcano above Clermont-Ferrand. Over 50 corners on the o...
Scandinavian Raceway
Swedens only Formula 1 venue, built on flat marshland in Smaland. Hosted the Swedish Grand...
Salzburgring
A natural amphitheater near Salzburg ringed by grass banks. Hosted motorcycle Grands Prix ...
Circuit Zolder
A compact circuit in the Limburg pine forests. Hosted the Belgian Grand Prix ten times bet...
Circuito del Jarama
A tight, narrow track near Madrid designed by John Hugenholtz. Spanish Grand Prix host nin...
Oulton Park
A parkland gem in Cheshire with constant elevation change. Old Hall Corner is one of the g...
Snetterton
A former WWII airfield in Norfolk. The Agostini and Hamilton corners honor legends on the ...
Thruxton
The fastest circuit in Britain with huge average speeds. Church corner is one of the quick...
Aintree Circuit
Built inside the Grand National horse racing course near Liverpool. Hosted the British Gra...
Guia Circuit
A street circuit through Macau mixing hillside roads with the waterfront straight. The Mel...
Mondello Park
Irelands only international circuit, hidden in County Kildare. Extended to full length in ...
Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez
The grand old circuit of Buenos Aires. Hosted the Argentine Grand Prix 20 times between 19...
Riverside International Raceway
A beloved Southern California road course. Hosted the 1960 United States Grand Prix won by...