More than 70 tracks, some with multiple configurations, have hosted a world championship grand prix since the contest began in 1950. Some, such as the Pescara road circuit that remains the longest in F1 history at 16 miles, only did so once. Others have been staples of the calendar for decades.
Selecting the top 10 isn’t just about how great the track is for drivers, though that is a factor. It’s also about each circuit’s part in F1 history, the moments that have taken place there and how each promotes good racing (or not!).
