F1 Circuit Map:

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The Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

This is about 7.004 km (4.352 mi), 19-corner grand prix track located in the ardennes region of Wallonia, Belgium. Key Map (longest track on the current F1 calendar).Number of Corners: 19 turns.Elevation Change: 102.2 meters between its lowest and highest points.Race Laps: 44 laps totaling 308.052 km. Length and Turns: The 19-turn track features massive elevation changes spanning a 102.2-meter difference between its highest and lowest points. La Source: The opening tight right-hand hairpin turn located right after the start/finish line. Eau Rouge and Raidillon: The legendary downhill sweep followed by a steep, blind uphill left-right-left kink where drivers experience intense compression forces. Kemmel Straight: A long, uphill straightaway following Eau Rouge that serves as the track's primary overtaking and DRS (Drag Reduction System) zone leading into Les Combes. Pouhon: A fast, treacherous double-left corner complex that tests high-speed aerodynamic grip.Blanchimont and Chicane: A blistering high-speed left kink taken nearly flat-out, leading down to the final hard-braking chicane before the main straight.

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Key Circuit Map & Layout Details

Formula One (F1) officially began in 1950 as the premier global championship for single-seater open-wheel racing cars governed by the.

Length: 7.004 kilometers (longest track on the current F1 calendar).
Number of Corners: 19 turns.
Italian driver Giuseppe "Nino" Farina won the inaugural title driving for Alfa Romeo.
Elevation Change: 102.2 meters between its lowest and highest points.
Elevation Change: 102.2 meters between its lowest and highest points.
Race Laps: 44 laps totaling 308.052 km.
Iconic Sections

Formula One (F1) officially began in 1950 as the premier global championship for single-seater open-wheel racing cars governed by the.

La Source (Turn 1): A tight, heavy-braking hairpin right at the start-finish straight.
Eau Rouge & Raidillon (Turns 2-4): A famous, gravity-defying dip and blind uphill climb with a 17-percent gradient and 40-meter elevation change.
Kemmel Straight: A massive high-speed flat-out run following Raidillon leading to the primary overtaking zone.
Pouhon (Turns 10-11): A dizzying, high-speed double-left-hander taken at extreme throttle commitment.
Les Combes (Turns 5-7): A sharp uphill chicane sequence and major heavy-braking overtaking spot.
Blanchimont (Turn 17): A terrifying high-speed sweeping left-hand bend taken near 300 km/h.
Bus Stop Chicane (Turns 18-19): A tight final slow-speed S-sequence before the main straight.

There are 23 circuit maps used for the 2026 F1 season, as each of the 23 scheduled Grand Prix races takes place on a unique track layout.

23 separate race tracks (or circuit maps) feature on the calendar.

The maps include permanent racing facilities, temporary street circuits, and traditional road courses.

Over the history of Formula 1, teams have raced on 77 different official circuits worldwide.