Silverstone Circuit
Silverstone, United Kingdom
(10 left, 8 right)
(Highest to lowest point)
52.07860000°, -1.01690000°
Notable elevation changes include drop from Stowe (Turn 15) down to Vale and Club corners. Built on former RAF airfield with gentle undulations.
Maggots-Becketts-Chapel
Legendary high-speed sequence demanding exceptional car control and precision
Copse
Flat-out corner and scene of Hamilton-Verstappen 2021 controversy
Stowe
Challenging braking zone at end of Hangar Straight - key overtaking spot
Abbey
Fast right-hander starting the lap - recently modified from chicane
Home of British Grand Prix and birthplace of F1 World Championship in 1950. High-speed circuit built on former RAF airfield featuring long straights and challenging high-speed corners. Known for unpredictable British weather.
British weather creates highly variable conditions. Rain can arrive suddenly and create challenging mixed conditions across the long circuit.
Track Reference
This track layout shows the current configuration used for Formula 1 racing.
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