Discover the most iconic Formula 1 circuits and race destinations every fan should visit. From historic European tracks to vibrant street circuits, explore the ultimate list of the top 20 must-see F1 Grand Prix events.
The jewel in the Formula 1 crown, this legendary street circuit through Monte Carlo offers unparalleled glamour, yachts, and the tightest barriers in racing.
Known as the home of British motor racing, Silverstone features high-speed corners like Maggotts and Becketts that test the limits of aerodynamic performance.
Nestled in the Ardennes forest, Spa-Francorchamps is a driver favorite featuring the world-famous Eau Rouge and Raidillon elevation changes.
Referred to as the Temple of Speed, Monza is famous for its long straights and the passionate Tifosi fans who turn the grandstands into a sea of red.
The only figure-eight track on the calendar, Suzuka is a technical masterpiece loved by drivers for its challenging 130R corner and Degner curves.
The original night race set against the stunning Marina Bay skyline, offering a physical challenge for drivers in the tropical heat and humidity.
Interlagos provides a vibrant atmosphere and an undulating layout that often produces unpredictable weather and dramatic championship finales.
Held on the man-made Notre Dame Island, this circuit is famous for the 'Wall of Champions' and its proximity to the vibrant city of Montreal.
A purpose-built facility in Austin known for its steep climb to Turn 1 and a layout inspired by the world's best corners.
Famous for the stadium section passing through the Foro Sol, where the atmosphere rivals a football match due to the incredible energy of the fans.
The Red Bull Ring offers stunning Alpine views and a short, fast layout that promotes close racing and multiple overtaking opportunities.
Albert Park is a fan-favorite street circuit located around a scenic lake, known for its relaxed atmosphere and as a traditional season opener.
Often called 'Monaco without the walls,' the Hungaroring is a tight and twisty circuit where driver precision and strategy are paramount.
A dusk race at the futuristic Yas Marina Circuit, featuring a tunnel exit from the pit lane and luxury surroundings at the marina.
A high-speed street circuit that passes through the historic Baku Old City, featuring one of the longest straights on the calendar.
Located among the sand dunes, Zandvoort features unique banked corners and an electric atmosphere fueled by the 'Orange Army' of fans.
The sport's most extravagant street race, featuring a high-speed blast down the iconic Las Vegas Strip under the neon lights of the Nevada desert.
A staple testing venue for teams, the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya offers a perfect mix of high and low-speed corners to showcase car balance.
A modern street circuit built around the Hard Rock Stadium, blending South Beach style with high-speed racing through 19 corners.
The first F1 race in the Middle East, this desert circuit is known for its night-time racing and spectacular firework displays at the finish.
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