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.

The city of Austin hosts the F1 Grand Prix and it promises to be both an engine and heart throbbing experience to watch. The circuit is known as the Circuit of the Americas (COTA); opened in 2012 it sparkles with modern facilities and an inspiring track. With 20 turns, a steep, uphill run that goes into the hairpin at Turn One and dramatic changes in elevation, it invites drama and challenge at every corner.

Race Dates: Friday 26th October- Practice Saturday 27th October- Qualifying Sunday 28th October- Race Other Information: Location: Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico City, Mexico Race start time: 13:10 Lap record: 1:18.785 (S. Vettel 2017) Number of laps: 71 Circuit Length: 4.304 KM The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit is located around 12 km from Mexico City Centre. … Continue reading 2018 FORMULA 1 MEXICAN GRAND PRIX

The Interlagos circuit in Brazil is located in the suburbs of São Paulo. It’s a fascinating, bumpy track with undulating changes in elevation, and corners to test the merits of the best of drivers. The layout will test the most well- constructed of cars.

Abu Dhabi, the largest and richest of the seven emirates, is the crème de la crème when it comes to Formula One racing; the circuit on Yas Island is no exception. Glistening in the Arabian heat, the track has speed defying long straights, sharp corners ripe for crashes, a hair pin turn and a dazzling section that winds around the Marina.