The Monaco Grand Prix is probably the most iconic race in world motor sport. Set upon the glistening streets of Monte Carlo and with its sumptuous Marina section, Monaco is a Mecca for every F1 enthusiast.

Fresh from last year’s exultant return, the Bahrain Grand prix promises another glittering spectacle of racing action. Situated amid Bahrain’s desert environment, the race track’s wide berth is ideal for overtaking, mixing long straights with sharp cornering in a cauldron of dry heat.

The F1 circuit at Silverstone is a super slick modern wonder. After an investment of over £5million in 2011, the track has everything one might expect for Grand Prix expertise at the wheel. Cornering that will keep you tense and sharp-angled bends are yours to enjoy. This is high speed.

The Dutch Grand Prix will once again return to Circuit Zandvoort. It last hosted an F1 race in 1985. The orange army will be out in full force supporting the local hero, Max Verstappen, who will be desperate to win his home race.