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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42 thoughts on “The 6 WORST Formula 1 Tracks…”

  1. Monaco is rubbish. I suspect it's popularity with casual fans is the only reason it's around. Fair enough, F1 could never have the really big money and status it enjoys without those fans, but yeah, I wouldn't miss it.

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  2. i’m actually very surprised that not allot of people enjoy jeddah as much as i do not being biased because it’s my home circuit or anything i think it’s a very nice layout despite the concrete wall.

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  3. Monaco? Why? Tradition? What tradition? We have left that far behind, especially since the Liberty Media takeover. Screw the occasion, screw tradition. On-track race quality should take precedence over just about everything. I don't care if all the race-tracks are in Africa as long as we get plenty of top-quality on-track battles up and down the field each race.

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  4. Go: Albert Park, Barcelona, Monaco, Zandvoort, Mexico City, Yas Marina.
    Stay for now: Shanghai, Paul Ricard, Budapest, Singapore, Jeddah, Miami.
    Love: Montreal, Silverstone, Spa, Monza, Interlagos.
    Want: Malaysia, Istanbul, Portimao, Nurburgring.

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  5. Barcelona 2022 actually did a great job. Poor Leclerc though
    Mayami though… A big disappointment
    Paul Ricard 2021 was fun. Except for Ferrari. So hopes up for 20222
    Commies and Arab dictatures, they all should go the way r*ssia (and its warship) went. Second Singapore, Sepang could've been much more interesting. Maybe something like South Africa or Portimão would've been a nice replacement

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  6. Jeddah has to stay, look at the two races it has provided since it came in. Get rid of Qatar but Jeddah is fine. We can’t avoid oil rich Arabic counties, the Americans etc hosting races so at least let’s have some good tracks there

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  7. As a Brazilian, I absolutely loved the fact that y'all F1 fans love our circuit too. IMHO, Interlagos is in the pantheon of legendary F1 tracks, alongside Monza, Spa, Silverstone and Monaco. Old Hockenheim also deserves a place.

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  8. I'm sorry but if the most important thing about F1 to you is good racing then you would never say that Monaco should stay. Yes I know that it has the best qualifying of the season and it has history, but to me Monaco is plain and simply a rich playboy's party and playground. Unless the race is wet then there is no reason at all to be excited about the Monaco GP. The 2021 race was proof of that. That race wasn't even remembered for any racing, it's only remembered because of the Lance Stroll meme.

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  9. I do feel that Spa is a bit to dangerous F1 cars especially with the bouncing. Also attendance has dropped with the addition of Zandvoort. Also for some reason the racing at spa is no longer fantastic, the last time we really had a good race there was 2016 which only because of the turn 1 crash. So loosing Spa may not be the worst thing in the world

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