Old-school forest blasts and tight harbour streets share this list with purpose-built modern tracks, each with a corner drivers still talk about.
1Spa-FrancorchampsBelgian forest circuit home to Eau Rouge and Raidillon, a fixture of the championship since 1950.1000pts
2SuzukaJapan's figure-of-eight circuit with the Esses and 130R, scene of many title deciders.757pts
3Red Bull RingShort, hilly Austrian circuit in Spielberg that produces close racing.568pts
4Marina BaySingapore's humid night street race, F1's first under floodlights.508pts
5Albert ParkMelbourne's lakeside parkland circuit, often the season opener.454pts
6Watkins GlenUpstate New York circuit that hosted the United States Grand Prix from 1961 to 1980.454pts
7HockenheimringGerman circuit once known for blasts through the forest, later a stadium layout.394pts
8HungaroringTwisty circuit near Budapest that has hosted F1 since 1986.394pts
9Circuit of the AmericasPurpose-built Austin track with a steep uphill first corner and sweeping esses.394pts
10MonzaThe Temple of Speed in Italy, with long straights, the Parabolica and the passionate tifosi.324pts
11Nürburgring NordschleifeThe 22-kilometre Green Hell that hosted the German Grand Prix until 1976.324pts
12InterlagosSão Paulo's anticlockwise bowl, famous for rain, overtakes and dramatic finales.324pts
13ImolaHistoric Italian circuit named for Enzo and Dino Ferrari, set among rolling hills.324pts
14Istanbul ParkTurkish circuit loved by drivers for the multi-apex Turn 8.324pts
15Circuit Gilles VilleneuveMontreal island circuit with the Wall of Champions and frequent safety-car chaos.245pts
16SilverstoneFast British airfield circuit that hosted the first World Championship race in 1950.151pts
17Circuit de MonacoTight street circuit around Monte Carlo's harbour, the jewel of the calendar.0pts

















