Baku City Circuit – Azerbaijan Grand Prix

Baku City Circuit is a street circuit located in Baku, Azerbaijan, and represents one of Formula 1's most distinctive and challenging venues. Built on the streets surrounding the Old City in Baku, the circuit is known for its fast straights, tight chicanes, and the iconic Baku Boulevard, where fans experience the thrilling action up close. Since its introduction to the F1 calendar in 2016, Baku City Circuit has quickly become one of the most exciting races, combining urban grandeur with cutting-edge motorsport infrastructure.

The circuit layout features a unique blend of high-speed sections and technical corners, with long straights that create spectacular overtaking opportunities. The narrow passages through the Old City streets demand precision from drivers, while the high-speed sectors test their courage and vehicle control. Multiple DRS zones and elevation changes add to the complexity, making it a circuit that rewards both skill and bravery.

Hosting the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Baku City Circuit showcases the nation's motorsport development and cultural heritage. The circuit's position on the shores of the Caspian Sea and its proximity to Baku's oil derricks create a visually stunning backdrop for racing. The event has become a landmark on the Formula 1 calendar, attracting global attention and establishing Azerbaijan as a major player in world motorsport.