Suzuka Circuit
Suzuka, Japan
(9 left, 9 right)
(Highest to lowest point)
34.84310000°, 136.54070000°
Considerable elevation changes with low point between Turns 1-2 and high point after Spoon bend. Drivers drop downhill from final corners making braking particularly tricky.
S Curves
Iconic flowing sequence requiring perfect rhythm and precision
130R
Legendary high-speed left corner testing aerodynamic stability and driver courage
Spoon Curve
Challenging double-apex corner requiring perfect entry and exit timing
Degner Curves
Tricky right-hand sequence with limited run-off areas
Casio Triangle
Final chicane leading to main straight - key overtaking opportunity
Unique figure-8 layout making it the only F1 circuit with such configuration. Legendary drivers favorite featuring perfect balance of high-speed flowing sections and technical challenges. Historical venue for many championship deciders.
Changeable weather conditions typical for Japan region. Rain can create mixed conditions across different sections of the long circuit.
Track Reference
This track layout shows the current configuration used for Formula 1 racing.
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