F1 track guides

Where each F1 circuit is, how long a lap is, and how much it really climbs, measured from the same data we print our frames from.

F1 tracks by elevation change

CircuitCountryLapTurnsOpenedElevation changeHighest point
Nürburgring Nordschleife Germany 20.832 km – 1927 293 m 627 m
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps Belgium 6.995 km 19 – 103 m 466 m
Nürburgring GP circuit Germany 5.116 km – 1984 54 m 619 m
Circuit de Monaco Monaco 3.331 km 19 1929 50 m 51 m
Interlagos circuit Brazil 4.308 km 15 1940 44 m 784 m
Suzuka International Racing Course Japan 5.807 km 18 1962 42 m 58 m
Baku City Circuit Azerbaijan 5.969 km 20 2016 38 m 13 m
Imola circuit Italy 4.905 km 19 1953 35 m 72 m
Marina Bay Street Circuit Singapore 4.967 km 19 2008 20 m 23 m
Autodromo Nazionale Monza Italy 5.794 km 11 1922 18 m 196 m
Yas Marina Circuit Abu Dhabi 5.297 km 16 2009 12 m 15 m
Silverstone Circuit United Kingdom 5.881 km 18 1948 12 m 156 m
Buddh International Circuit India 5.136 km 16 2011 10 m 202 m
Montreal circuit, Île Notre-Dame Canada 4.361 km 14 1978 9 m 16 m

Elevation sampled every 2 m along the racing line from GEDTM30 (OpenGeoHub, CC BY 4.0), a 30 m terrain model, on centrelines from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). Heights are approximate. A dash means sources disagree and we haven’t confirmed the figure yet.

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