Australia
G’day. Here you’ll find all posts about the Australian Grand Prix, a race that has been part of the F1 calendar since 1985. Strewth mate! You can view all posts about Australia by clicking here. Top Post: LOL Pic: Australian Grand Prix
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Malaysia
The Malaysian Grand Prix has been on the calendar since 1999. Bernie insists on the race being held in the evening during apocalyptic thunderstorms. Well I guess it’s one way to ‘improve the show’. You can view all posts about Malaysia by clicking here. Top Post: I can haz meme?: Vitaly Petrov flying photoshops
China
The Shanghai International Circuit is home to the Chinese Grand Prix and, like many tracks these days, it was designed by Herman Tilke. The track features some trademark Tilke designs such as a ridiculously long back straight followed by a hairpin as well as empty grandstands. You can view all posts about China by clicking here. …
Bahrain
The Bahrain Grand Prix is a track described by Mark Webber as like “driving round a few cones in the desert”. After the snooze-fest of 2010, the 2011 race was cancelled after a warning that it may course dangerous levels of boredom. You can view all posts about Bahrain by clicking here. Top Post: WTF1 Video: Christian …
Spain
The Spanish Grand Prix has been at Barcelona since 1991. The Spanish were fairly disinterested in F1 until El Nando turned up. The grandstands have been full ever since but you’d be brave to go as a McLaren fan. You can view all posts about Spain by clicking here. Top Post: Leg it!: Heidfeld the unlikely new …
Monaco
Too expensive, dangerous, impossible to overtake… and yet where would F1 be without Monaco? I tried desperately not to mention it as the ‘Jewel in the Crown’ but that is all that can be said about it. You can view all posts about Monaco by clicking here. Top Post: Lesson time: How to overtake at Monaco
Canada
When the track isn’t falling apart or being infested by ground hogs, Montreal hosts the Canadian Grand Prix and what a Grand Prix. The circuit has been host to the race since 1978 and little has changed, which is good because the race is always a cracker. You can view all posts about Canada by clicking …
Europe
The European Grand Prix has spent the last few years at the utterly atrocious Valencia Street Circuit. Apart from Mark Webber trying to fly in 2010, nothing interesting has ever happened and every race has been an absolute bore. You can view all posts about Valencia by clicking here. Top Post: Race Review: European Grand Prix
Great Britain
Where it all started back in 1950, Silverstone. Huge attendance, classic circuit, passionate fans and despite this Bernie still insists on doing everything he can to try and get it off the calendar. You can view all posts about Great Britain by clicking here. Top Post: Mummy says I’m special: Hilarious new Alonso photoshops
Germany
Zis iz zee page where you can see posts about Deutschland! You can view all posts about Germany by clicking here. Top Post: Room for one more?: F1’s greatest taxi rides
Hungary
Hungary is known as the ‘Monaco without the barriers’… and the glamour… casinos… girls… incidents… …excitement… You can view all posts about Hungary by clicking here. Top Post: THIS. IS. WEBBA!: Celebration launches new online craze
Belgium
One of the few classics left on the calendar, Spa is arguably the highlight of the season with unpredictable weather, incredible corners and overtakes that’ll make you mess your trousers. You can view all posts about Belgium by clicking here. Top Post: Here’s one I made earlier: Sweet looking mini-Spa for Slot Cars
Italy
The only high speed circuit left on the calendar and always a highlight. The fans are probably the most passionate around… but only if you’re driving a red car. You can view all posts about Italy by clicking here. Top Post: WTF1 Video: Tonio Liuzzi – No no no no NO!
Singapore
F1′s first and (currently) only night race. A tough and bumpy street circuit but it does mean for awesome sparks! Even when the races aren’t the most exciting , who cares. It looks so pretty! You can view all posts about Singapore by clicking here. Top Post: THIS. IS. ALONSO?: New celebration photoshops
Japan
The Japanese Grand Prix is now back full-time at the incredible Suzuka circuit, a kick-ass, high-speed track. As you’d probably expect, Japan is home to some of the most insane F1 fans in the world, who often dress up in the most bizarre outfits imaginable. You can view all posts about Japan by clicking here. Top Post: They’re back: …
Korea
The Korean International circuit just was just about finished in time before it’s debut race in 2010, with grandstands half complete and the track surrounded by mud. A year later, the circuit appeared to be in exactly the same situation. No rush guys. You can view all posts about Korea by clicking here. Top Post: Double take: Alonso …
India
Another Tilkedrome, another bore-fest. The first Indian Grand Prix was arguably one of worst races in recent times and literally nothing happened, other than the predictable Massa and Hamilton collision. You can view all posts about India by clicking here. Top Post: Formula Wibble: Mr. Bean F1 reaction T-shirt
Abu Dhabi
Another Tilkedrome… but to spice things up they made it a sunset race, where during the race we see the transitions between day and night. They also built a multicoloured hotel over the track in the shape of a massive penis. You can view all posts about Abu Dhabi by clicking here. Top Post: Thrill-seekers: The F1 …
USA
Yeeha! F1 returns to America this year and despite the country having hundreds of race circuits they decided to build a new circuit in Texas, a place that’s already obsessed with NASCAR…. Hmmm. You can view all posts about USA by clicking here. Top Post: Top Ten: Motorsport Epic Fails
Brazil
The classic Interlagos circuit has been on the calendar almost every year since the seventies. The home fans flock to the circuit every year in the hope to see a Brazilian winner and despite their drivers now being a bit rubbish, they never fail to create a party atmosphere. You can view all posts about …
Rio hosted the Brazillian GP for the ENTIRE 1980′s.