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British Grand Prix

🇬🇧 Silverstone · United Kingdom

About
Circuit Information
Official Name British Grand Prix First GP 1950 Lap Record 1:27.097 — L. Hamilton (2020)
Length 5.891 km
Laps 52
Corners 18
Altitude 50 m

About British Grand Prix

The British Grand Prix is a permanent circuit in Silverstone, United Kingdom. At 5.891 km long with 18 corners, the lap is run 52 times on race day. The circuit first appeared on the Formula 1 calendar in 1950. Situated 50 metres above sea level, the thin air shapes car setup throughout the race weekend.

Grandstands

This circuit has 31 mapped grandstand sections: Paddock Club, Club Corner, Hamilton Straight A, Hamilton Straight B, Abbey A, Abbey B, Paddock Club Turn 1, International Paddock, The View, Farm Curve, Village A, Village B, Wellington Enclosure, Luffield Corner, Luffield, Woodcote A, Woodcote B, National Pits Straight, Stirling, Copse A, Copse B, Copse C, Copse D, Becketts Grandstand, Chapel, Landostand A, Landostand B, Landostand C, Vale, Lakeside Grandstand, Club A.