This legendary circuit hosted the first-ever F1 race in 1950. Originally an air field, the circuit’s main feature is its flatness. The course consists of several long straights and fairly high-speed corners, demanding durability of both engine and tires. A low-speed section has been built into the last part of the course, requiring settings that provide good balance. The infamously mercurial English weather is always a concern.

Lap distance : 5.141 km
Race distance : 308.355 km
Number of laps : 60