Tracks
Formula 1 tracks are among the most historic in the world and the most modern. With countries all over the world fighting to stage a Grand Prix race, Formula 1 has been able to impose standards like never before. Find out where they are located, their particular style, strategy demands, and previous winners and records. See their layout and photos of the infrastructure.
Istanbul Park: The Best of the New Tracks
Formula 1 keeps tight control on the standards and building of new racetracks, most of which - those in China, Bahrain and Malaysia - were designed by Hermann Tilke, a German architect. For the new track outside of Istanbul, Turkey, in 2005, the mixture of Tilke as a consultant and the local designers created the most original of the new tracks, with its wild, undulating twists and turns.
Formula 1 keeps tight control on the standards and building of new racetracks, most of which - those in China, Bahrain and Malaysia - were designed by Hermann Tilke, a German architect. For the new track outside of Istanbul, Turkey, in 2005, the mixture of Tilke as a consultant and the local designers created the most original of the new tracks, with its wild, undulating twists and turns.