
Reference · Circuits
Guides to every Formula 1 circuit — layout, lap length, corner count, track type, and what makes each one race the way it does.
Albert Park is a high-speed street circuit known for its challenging flow and picturesque setting, often opening the F1 season with unpredictable action.
The Baku City Circuit is a unique street circuit known for its extreme contrasts: ultra-fast straights punctuated by a narrow, historic old town section.
The Circuit de Monaco is Formula 1's quintessential street circuit, renowned for its unparalleled prestige, demanding narrow layout, and historic place as a true test of driver skill.
The Jeddah Corniche Circuit is a high-speed street circuit known for its relentless sequence of fast corners and proximity to the Red Sea, posing a unique challenge for Formula 1 drivers.
The Las Vegas Strip Circuit is a distinctive high-speed street circuit, integrating iconic city landmarks into its temporary night-race layout.
The Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore is renowned as Formula 1's original night race, a demanding urban layout that tests drivers and cars under the floodlights.
The Miami International Autodrome, a purpose-built street circuit in Miami Gardens, offers a distinctive blend of high-speed sections and technical corners within a vibrant, event-focused atmosphere.
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