Shanghai International Circuit
Shanghai, China
(8 left, 8 right)
(Highest to lowest point)
31.33890000Β°, 121.21970000Β°
Very flat track built on marshland requiring 40,000 stone pillars for stabilization. Minimal elevation changes throughout circuit.
Turns 1-2
Tight opening sequence providing overtaking opportunities
Turns 7-8
High G-force corners popular with drivers and spectators
Turn 13
Tight hairpin leading to long back straight
Turn 14
Fast corner at end of longest straight
Modern circuit designed in shape of Chinese character shang meaning upwards. Features long straight sections and challenging corner combinations. Built on reclaimed marshland with unique construction requirements.
Shanghai climate can bring variable spring weather. Rain possible during April race weekend with high humidity typical.
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