The 6 WORST Formula 1 Tracks...

We got F1 fans to vote on which tracks they thought were the worst on the current calendar and that should be dropped...

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[gentnextdoor]

Suzuka is a stunning track, incredible cornering speed and reminds me of Schumacer in his pomp!

[andre_star]

As a Brazilian, I'm sure that Interlagos NEEDS to stay forever in the calendar, along with Monaco, Monza, Imola, Silverstone and Spa

[melonandfigg]

There are so many good tracks it’s difficult to fit them all into a calendar, so I’m all for rotating if necessary

However my biggest fear is the amount of street circuits we’re getting. Saudi, Miami, Las Vegas and now Qatar…plz make it stop! Give us proper circuits, we already have enough street circuits

[xtheamazingax]

Interlagos needs to be the season finale again. 2008 and 2012 spring to mind instantly with my thoughts here.

[ricardofreitas]

Portimão definitely should stay in the calendar! Imagine 2022 spec cars racing wheel to wheel on those slopes ! 🇵🇹

[sewashburn]

I think the setting of the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg is the most beautiful of all the race tracks in Formula 1.

[tavyturean]

I very much liked Portimao and Mugello and with the new cars races could be very interesting.

[zxr-cade]

Silverstone 🇬🇧, Spa 🇧🇪, Monza 🇮🇹, Interlagos 🇧🇷 and Suzuka 🇯🇵 absolutely must stay forever until the end of time

Monaco 🇲🇨 needs to go and be hosted as a stand alone non championship race

And Germany 🇩🇪 needs to return and France 🇫🇷 needs to go back to Magny Cours

[samuelblack]

I ADORE Spa-Francorchamps, and let's just say, it needs to stay. PERMANENTLY.
Edit: 900 likes?! I never expected this comment to blow up!
Edit 2: Okay. I was just expressing my thoughts. How does this have a thousand likes?!

[wunkskorks]

Monaco is all about Saturday. The races are glorified parades but qualifying is incredible. More than a few major contracts have been sealed with solid qually performances at Monaco.

[brickbrack_]

When I first saw Spa I fell in love with it. Then when I got into sim racing, I started loving it even more. Its simply a blast to drive. And now that cars appear to be able to overtake a lot easier, can't wait to see how it performs!

[djmustang]

I miss the previous Silverstone layout (the one without the "infield" like it use to be in the early 2000s) and Barcelona without the boring chicane.

[Technet]

I'm honestly surprised to not see my home circuit (Canada - Circuit Gilles Villeneuve), it's a really good track that gives solid amount of actions, the hard breaking corners and also can't forget about the Wall of Champions!

My top 5 favorite will always be Singapore (5th), Zandvoort (4th), Baku (3rd), Spa (2nd) and CGV (1st)!

[gabrieltan]

THEY DID IT. THEY REMOVED THE LAST CHICANE.

[Good_Horsey]

Fine let's keep Monaco but have the drivers go at it in Karts so we can give the TV directors a chance to make some more memes.

[searic]

Hot take, i think Jeddah is one of the best circuts on the calender, its amazing with super highspeed corners

[ahmadfadz]

I would like to see a comeback with Sepang and ofc first of all I'm Malaysian but Sepang is not so bad after all

[albertlay]

Monaco can't be taken seriously as a race for the championship. It can stay as a sort of demo race. No points to be awarded, just prestige. And money, obviously. It's more an excuse for billionaires to bring in their yachts.
Other tracks that I would not miss: Hungaroring, Mexico, Bahrain.
Tracks I would like to see back: Kuala Lumpur, Nurburgring

[SiVlog]

Knowing the mistakes F1 made in the 1980's, that are being repeated now, I don't think F1 should even go to the car park in Miami or Las Vegas. Nigel Mansell (who is well placed to say this) said that Mid-Ohio is a track as great for driving and racing as Spa. That is high praise, certainly compared to ill-conceived money grabs that pretend to be race tracks

[Formuaaaa]

Shanghai is really underrated. The 2016 race had the most overtakes of any race in history. The one where Kvyat hit Vettel and Kimi at Turn 1 and Rosberg won.