F1
36 circuits
Monza
The Temple of Speed. The fastest circuit on the Formula 1 calendar with cars reaching 370 ...
Spa-Francorchamps
Eau Rouge and Raidillon form one of the most fearsome corner combinations in racing. Drive...
Silverstone
Built on a former World War II bomber airfield. Hosted the first ever Formula 1 world cham...
Suzuka
A figure-eight layout unique among major racing circuits. Designed by John Hugenholtz as a...
Monaco
The most glamorous race on the calendar through the streets of Monte Carlo. The narrow cir...
Nurburgring GP
The modern Grand Prix circuit built alongside the Nordschleife. Hosted the European Grand ...
Interlagos
Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, named after the Brazilian F1 driver. The circuit runs anticloc...
Circuit of the Americas
The first purpose-built F1 circuit in the United States. Designed by Hermann Tilke with in...
Red Bull Ring
Originally called Osterreichring, then rebuilt as the A1 Ring in 1997. Purchased by Dietri...
Istanbul Park
Designed by Hermann Tilke and considered one of his best circuits. Turn 8 is a legendary q...
Imola
Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari. The tragic 1994 San Marino Grand Prix saw Ro...
Hockenheimring
Originally built as a test track for Mercedes through the forest. The old circuit had long...
Hungaroring
The first Grand Prix behind the Iron Curtain. Located in a natural bowl providing excellen...
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Built on the man-made Notre Dame Island in Montreal. Named after Gilles Villeneuve after h...
Catalunya
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is the most used F1 test track. Turn 3 is a long high-s...
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...
Mugello
Owned by Ferrari since 1988. The track winds through the Tuscan hills with constant elevat...
Sepang
Designed by Hermann Tilke as a state-of-the-art facility. The twin main grandstands echo t...
Shanghai International Circuit
The layout resembles the Chinese character shang meaning above or ascend. Designed by Herm...
Sakhir
The first F1 circuit in the Middle East. Desert sand can blow onto the track affecting gri...
Jeddah Corniche
The fastest street circuit in F1 with average speeds over 250 km/h. Cars reach 320 km/h be...
Miami International Autodrome
Built around the Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins. A temporary circuit that i...
Las Vegas Strip Circuit
Runs along the Las Vegas Strip past famous hotels and casinos. Cars reach 350 km/h on the ...
Baku City Circuit
The longest circuit on the F1 calendar. Runs through the streets of Baku alongside the Cas...
Singapore Marina Bay
The original F1 night race. Over 1,600 light projectors illuminate the circuit. The race t...
Albert Park
A semi-permanent street circuit around Albert Park Lake in Melbourne. Reconfigured in 2022...
Zandvoort
Returned to F1 in 2021 after a 36-year absence. The banked final corner, Arie Luyendijkboc...
Long Beach Street Circuit
The Monaco of the West Coast on the streets of Long Beach, California. Formula 1 raced her...
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
Named for racing brothers Ricardo and Pedro Rodriguez. The Peraltada was one of the great ...
Adelaide Street Circuit
Hosted the Australian Grand Prix from 1985 to 1995 through parklands east of the city. The...
Buddh International Circuit
Indias first and only Formula 1 grade circuit, near Greater Noida outside Delhi. Hosted th...
Yas Marina Circuit
The billion dollar crown jewel of Abu Dhabis Yas Island. Runs beneath a hotel straddling t...
Circuit Paul Ricard
A high speed temple in the hills of Le Castellet, Provence. The 1.8 km Mistral straight en...
Autodromo Internacional do Algarve
A modern rollercoaster above Portimao in southern Portugal. Blind crests and plunging comp...
Circuito de Jerez
The cathedral of Spanish motorcycle racing in Andalusia. Now named for local legend Angel ...