Current F1 calendar, fruit edition
F1 Tracks Measured In Bananas
Every current Formula 1 circuit converted from sensible kilometres into deeply irresponsible banana lengths.
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Circuit Database
Schematic laps, banana facts
Real circuit photos, deeply unreal banana maths. The numbers are the useful bit. Mostly.
Street/Park Asia-Pacific
Albert Park
Melbourne, AustraliaA lakeside park lap where the walls are polite until they suddenly stop being polite.
Permanent Asia-Pacific
Shanghai International Circuit
Shanghai, ChinaThat opening snail section is what happens when a corner refuses to end.
Permanent Asia-Pacific
Suzuka
Suzuka, JapanA figure-eight classic that makes normal racetracks look like they skipped art class.
Street/Park Americas
Miami International Autodrome
Miami, USAA stadium orbit with enough sunshine to make the tyres ask for factor 50.
Street/Park Americas
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Montreal, CanadaA speedy island ribbon with a wall so famous it should probably have its own passport.
Street Europe
Circuit de Monaco
Monte Carlo, MonacoThe world's most glamorous traffic jam, but everyone is doing 290 km/h.
Permanent Europe
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Barcelona, SpainThe exam paper of circuits: if your car is bad here, it has nowhere to hide.
Permanent Europe
Red Bull Ring
Spielberg, AustriaShort, hilly, and strangely good at turning small mistakes into public announcements.
Permanent Europe
Silverstone
Silverstone, UKFast, windy, historic, and somehow always threatening to rain indoors.
Permanent Europe
Spa-Francorchamps
Stavelot, BelgiumLong, legendary, and meteorologically three different countries at once.
Permanent Europe
Hungaroring
Mogyorod, HungaryTight, twisty, and secretly a kart track that got into university.
Permanent Europe
Zandvoort
Zandvoort, NetherlandsBanked corners by the beach, because apparently normal flat racing was too sensible.
Permanent Europe
Monza
Monza, ItalyMostly straights, braking zones, and Italian feelings travelling at alarming speed.
Street/Park Europe
Madring
Madrid, SpainThe new Madrid layout arrives with fresh tarmac and immediate banana scrutiny.
Street Europe/Asia
Baku City Circuit
Baku, AzerbaijanA giant straight, a castle squeeze, and absolutely no chill whatsoever.
Street Asia-Pacific
Marina Bay Street Circuit
SingaporeA humid night race where everyone slowly becomes soup with a steering wheel.
Permanent Americas
Circuit of The Americas
Austin, USAA greatest-hits album of corners with a first turn that climbs like it owes money.
Permanent Americas
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
Mexico City, MexicoHigh altitude racing where the air is thin and the stadium section is extremely loud.
Permanent Americas
Interlagos
Sao Paulo, BrazilShort, bumpy, brilliant, and legally required to produce drama at the end.
Street Americas
Las Vegas Strip Circuit
Las Vegas, USAA neon rectangle with race cars, because subtlety was never invited.
Permanent Middle East
Lusail International Circuit
Lusail, QatarA flowing desert loop that treats tyres like they personally offended it.
Permanent Middle East
Yas Marina Circuit
Abu Dhabi, UAEThe season-ending glow-up circuit with marina views and very expensive lighting.
Ridiculous Racing Notes
Longest, shortest, and most banana-demanding
Spa-Francorchamps is the longest lap here at 39,393 bananas. Monaco is the shortest at 18,768 bananas, which is still a worrying amount of fruit to line up through a harbour.
Important FIA-adjacent disclaimer
Track lengths are approximate published circuit lengths, converted using one standard 17.78cm banana. Circuit layouts and calendars can change, and bananas remain disappointingly unregulated by motorsport authorities.