Top 5 F1 tracks. (35 posts)

Topic tags: tracks
  • Profile picture of RobR RobR said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    steph, you have a top 5 f1 tracks list that doesnt include Spa? I think you should see somebody about that.

    my 5 favs of the current calendar

    Spa
    Suzuka
    Interlagos
    Monaco
    Melbourne

  • Profile picture of Steph90 Steph90 said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Thanks sbl on tour.

    RobR I love Spa. I love the speed, the first and sector sector esp, the beautiful scenery andf the epic gradient changes. However, the top 5 I picked all grab me for different reasons and I love them. I’ve never quite loved Spa in the same way but it is a very close contender for the top 5 for me.

  • Profile picture of George George said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    More or less in order:

    Spa
    Monza
    Istanbul
    Suzuka
    Melbourne

    Judging by how much I enjoy driving them. Most of the other tracks are ok too.

    *edit*
    Missed the question at the bottom, I prefer the Nurburgring, the second half of the lap especially flows quite nicely.

  • Profile picture of sbl on tour sbl on tour said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    top ones
    1 monza
    2montecarlo
    3spa
    4indianapolis 500 – ok not F1
    5le mans 24 hours – ok ,again not F1
    positions 1 to 3 are so far ahead of the rest that I put in 4 and 5, after all they are 2 beezer races

    worst ones
    1 hungary
    2 singapore
    3 valencia

  • Profile picture of Ratboy Ratboy said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    If its just current tracks we like then mine would be:
    1.Spa
    2.Interlagos
    3.Montreal
    4.Hungary
    5.Monaco

    Old tracks i’d like back are:
    1.Imola
    2.Magny-cours
    3.A1-ring

    They may not have the best races on them but they are the tracks I like most :)

  • Profile picture of jackie jackie said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    My favorite tracks are:

    1. Monza
    2. Osterreichring
    3. Spa-Francorchamps(1950.-1970.)
    4. Hockenheim(1970.-2001.)
    5. Silverstone(1950.-1973.)

    The reason why I think they are so great is because of many slip-stream duels that took place on them (for example Silverstone 1969).

  • Profile picture of slicecom slicecom said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    1. Suzuka
    2. Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
    3. Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
    4. Monaco
    5. Hungaroring

    Some retired favorites:
    1. A1 Ring
    2. Mosport
    3. Kyalami

  • Profile picture of Tom L. Tom L. said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    I also don’t have any particular favourite track for the same reason as PM.
    Re. old tracks: I’d also like to see the A1-Ring back, it often produced fun races as far as I can remember… also, although the racing wasn’t fantastic, I always thought Magny-Cours was a good track, especially the Estoril (the long right-hander) and the fast Nuerburgring and Imola chicanes.

  • Profile picture of Scribe Scribe said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    My top five are
    1 Intergalos
    2 Spa
    3 Montreal
    4 Silverstone
    5 Sepang.

    These tracks, not only produce great racing, they have a mix of corners, a balance between driver and chassis in terms of time gained, except Sepang, history and folklore, fantastic passionate fans, variable conditions, from blazing sun to pouring rain. Always to be looked foward too, love em, great thread.

  • Profile picture of James_mc James_mc said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    My favourite are as follows (in no particular order!)

    Spa
    Montreal
    Melbourne
    Monza
    Silverstone

    They are the tracks that get me really excited prior to the race.

    I always liked the Austrian GP – was always good to see the F1 cars flying through the Alps.

  • Profile picture of RobR RobR said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    my fav. past tracks

    Silverstone (1950-73)
    Nurburgring Nordschleife
    Old 9-mile Spa circuit (1930s-60s)
    Osterreichring
    Mosport (nice to see someone else here likes Mosport!)

  • Profile picture of US_Peter US_Peter said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Spa
    Monaco
    Monza
    Suzuka
    Montreal

  • Profile picture of Ads21 Ads21 said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Current tracks

    1. Spa – the purest curcuit left on the calender, based on what were public roads carved beautifully into the land scape with epic corners and an unmatched flow, brilliant track.

    2. Monza – they should really get rid of the first and second chicanes though

    3. Silverstone – they keep changing it but somehow they manage to keep the challenge of the curcuit

    4. Suzuka – the best purpose built conventional short curcuit (Silverstone was an airfield and Monza an oval originaly) looking at its wiki entry I though this was a brilliant bit of stating the obvious. Someone clearly was having a laugh writing it

    “Due to the obvious danger it would present, the track doesn’t actually intersect with itself; instead, the back straight passes over the front section by means of an overpass.”

    5. Monaco – I don’t really need an explaination for this one but even the dull races look amazing. I will always remember 2007 being a dull race but simply not getting bored watching the two McLarens racing through the entrance to the swimming pool one after the other. Magic.

    No longer on the calender

    1. Nordschleife – apparently inspired by the Isle of Man Mountain Curcuit, obviously doesn’t come close to the TT course but it wasn’t a bad effort :p

    2. Clermont-Ferrand

    3. Imola

    4. Old Hockenheim

    5.A1/ Osterreichring

  • Profile picture of RobR RobR said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Ads21, in addition to the Monza chicanes, they also neutered the Lesmo corners in 1994.

  • Profile picture of Fixy Fixy said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Difficult to pick only five and put them in order, but I’ll try:

    1. South Africa, Kyalami (1992)
    2. Italy, Monza (2000)
    3. San Marino, Imola (Pre-1995)
    4. Australia, Albert Park
    5. Austria, A-1 Ring

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