New F1 Circuits REVEALED!
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2023
- I don’t know if you knew this or not but Formula One is kind of a big deal. The sport has been growing at an astounding rate in recent years and this year was set to feature the biggest calendar in the sports history with 24 races. Countries, companies, cities, and states and begging Liberty Media to be allowed a slot on the racing calendar and in today’s video, were going to cover some of those. Some will be unsurprising, some will be exciting, and some are downright ridiculous so don’t go anywhere.
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If there's gonna be more races per season they've got to allow more constructors to participate in the championship
Agreed!!
Then more should commit to building engines.
Yeah agreed i think thats why they're allowing audi to join in 2026
@@Corrupted_Oberon. your exactly right, audi committed to building engines before the bought their share of sauber.
The problem with gm is that they are waiting on Andretti getting in. While F1 wants GM to commit before they allow a new team on the grid.
Apparently Hitch & Andretti Cadillac have bidded to enter the sport in 2026
If Kyalami is a no-go then the answer is NONE OF THEM.
@BeauRivage Undulation. The track is has amazing high speed corners and big dips. Also has very wide sections that are great for overtaking. Iconic track
@BeauRivage The marshalls
@@AyushZ22 bruh
Just make Tilke the "racetrack butcher" to not destroy it....
Kyalami is dead. RIP. Yuppies destroyed a legendary track for profit. If you don't know, then you don't know.
Spa gone, but we're going racing in a London WAREHOUSE instead. This is outrageous
Only thing more outrageous is the prospect of America hosting 4 race's in a single season...
what?
London, yuk. With all the fantastic old school tracks in the UK, regenerate some. My all time fav, Brands Hatch
Silverstone a sellout every single year even before Netflix 🤷♂️ like wtf……. Haha 😂
NOTHING is worth loosing Spa
There’s no way they’ll ever remove SPA
@@luukjansen4221 There IS a threshold that Spa will not be able to pay. And the FIA will never admid that they should help Spa to stay on the calendar. Monaco and Spa (and Le Mans) will ALWAYS be THE crown jewels of motorsport.
It's a beautiful venue, but the races there have been a bit boring for a while now.
Spa 🇧🇪 has zero money. 🚫💰 for future races. 🤷♂️ unfortunately- I say the fans all get together and do a crowdfunding gofundme for Spa race 🏁 or something
How fast is F1 growing? This fast. I live in a country club community in the US with a lot of retirees and widows. I wore a Red Bull pull-over to an event a couple of weeks ago. One of the widows came to me and asked, “are you a Max Verstappen fan?” Several others joined in the conversation. I was surprised to learn that these 70-year-old plus widows knew a lot about F1, had arisen early that morning to watch FP1, and knew all about the track, the standings, and the race.
In what country?
Fair enough if that's in the US. In the UK, it's pretty standard that older people know more about F1 than millennials courtesy of the 70s and 80s. The big gains F1 have made here in the past few years have been in young adults and millennials from the Netflix series.
@@legibby
In the US, in Georgia.
@@rickj.9202 that’s crazy!
@@rickj.9202 I’m in South Louisiana long time F1 fan…seems to be an increase in US viewership but I still can’t find anyone besides my 74 year old dad to watch races with!
Until they down size the cars, it’s hard for street circuit to work
None of them actually other than, perhaps, Kyalami. I would like to see a German GP, and certainly a French GP Nurburgring and Clement Ferrand spring to mind. Whatever, with the majority of F1 teams based around Silverstone, it would be complete madness to leave. Alternating between circuits has never been a viable option as the circuits need a yearly income. The sorting hat should be based on fan attendance at the weekend, so that would certainly insure the continuance of GP's at Silverstone, Monza, Spa, Australia and Austin.
Fan attendance doesn’t mean anything in terms of profit.
The Nurburgring was banned in the 70's it will never ever be raced on again because of what happened to Nikki Lauda
@@samuelbarnes878 the GP course not the nord.
@@samuelbarnes878that’s the nordschelife, not the GP. It hosted a race in 2020 because of Covid.
@@Beau_Rivage sorry that I actually posses a life and I have better things to do then sit in my mum's basement commenting on other people's ignorance to cover up your own failures grow up and get over yourself 😂😂😂😂
From the one shown the Hungarian one is the only one that sparked my interest. We really need a German GP.
i agree it was so good
it’s not that f1 doesn’t want to go back to germany it’s because germany doesn’t have the money they said that themselves
@@cornbaII literally the highest gdp in Europe lol
@@crossfire1122 ok ? it’s the track that doesn’t have the money not the country
Honestly, I'd love to see the Hungarian Grand Prix hosted at Balaton Park instead of the Hungaroring. Might actually have some fun there and not Monaco 2.0 but with less walls.
4:01 balaton park circuit, HR
5:51 Atlantic City, USA
7:08 Kyalami, South Africa
8:01 Sansibar, Tansania
8:33 London, GB
It's so stupid that there are so many fantastic racetracks in the US, yet they choose to expose a new group of viewers to the worst type of racing which is city circuits.
There could be a lot more than three US races in the season if the top road courses were brought up to FIA Grade 1 standard, but the international fans wouldn't like it.
Why the **** does F1 get rid of circuits instead of doing what they did w/ Hockenheim and the Nurburgring GP. They should do that with most if not all circuits so iconic tracks aren’t left to rot. 😢 I’m sad that they would do this.
I’m with you I love the circuits tracks more then the street tracks they’re making I love how technical the circuit tracks are then the street tracks
Because oil rich autocrats are willing to cough up plenty more dollars than any of the iconic tracks are able to.
Those German tracks, esp Hockenheim, ruined.
Hockenheim was butchered, it is not the track we fondly remember
Mr Crabs mate. 😉💵💰🤑
Doesn't matter what the FIA wants or what teams think, the physical demands and mental strain of a 32 race season is asking far too much of drivers.
Don't have much preference for where the new tracks are built but maybe a system that keeps some of the classic venues while others are rotated in and out of the lineup so, that tracks change every year? Not sure if that's realistic but would certainly let other venues get a share of the pie?
yeah 32 races would probably require a crew A and crew B so the mechs can rest
28 races?
in the middle of the current amount and the overwhelming amount
I’d still take 26
With names like Fangio, Senna , Piquet, Fittipaldi, and Montoya there should be more races in S. América. There are probably more fans than anywhere except Europe. Punta del Este held a Formula E race. Would be a great venue FULL of passionate fans.
South Africa!
Russia and its vasal states should be boycotted
None if it cost tracks like Spa their race !!!!!
SOUTH AFRICA
I'd really like Kyalami so it truly is a world championship, will feel special
What if Sepang and Marina Bay take turns to host F1. Maybe once every 4 years we have a race in Sepang. Probably that would make it possible for us to have a race there again. I do think people were more likely come to the Singapore gp instead of Malaysian GP if given the choice to attend one each year. So if they don't host both race the same year, then the tickets for Sepang would get more sales
You do know Malaysia is salty of what Singapore
Honestly I don't like Yas Marina. It's one of the ones I honestly want to get rid of, same with Miami. Bring back Sepang and Hockenheim in their place.
@@koketsok7391 As a Malaysian, I have to admit that you're correct
@@michaelleblanc6070 we want more wide circuits. Especially the widest
@@michaelleblanc6070but that’ll unfortunately never happen, because of the oil money, same way Qatar and Saudi have races
It's time to drop monaco and swap a more exciting track in. Sorry not sorry
If F1 wants another track in the US, they need to start rotating them like they used to for Nurburgring and Hockenheim
And Fuji and Suzuka.
the united states is the size of continental europe. it would be the equivalent of swapping silverstone with monza every other year.
go an hour in any direction in any particular european country and you can cross 2 or 3 international borders. go an hour in any direction in any particular state and you're still inside that state. y'all don't understand how big the united states really is.
@@ctkatz it does not matter. It's a single country..... One gp is enough
@@From33to77 then europe only deserves 1 gp.
you're saying fans on the entire continental europe could only have a gp in baku and that's all they get.
this country is big enough and populated enough to sustain multiple gp without negatively affecting the others.
@@ctkatz nope. One gp per country. With your argument China couldve have multiple gp Brazil Russia also....Why?
Road America is one that will always be a wish track for me, I've noticed quite a F1 drivers both active/retired call it a favorite among them! The circuit is the oldest in the USA, built in 1957, and is over 6km long (over 4mi!), the only things holding it back from an FIA Grade 1 from the looks of it, is that the track width does seem kinda skinny, like Monaco skinny, and F1 cars are pretty wide now, and the obvious problem, RA doesn't have permanent garages.
For those wondering where the track is, RA is located in my homestate of Wisconsin, at Elkhart Lake, west of Sheboygan, Southeast from the Fox Cities, literally half way between Green Bay and Milwaukee. So like Spa in Belgium, it's kinda in the middle of no where, but it's not far from many cities where fans can stay, and even the rich people could stay at (Kohler for instance has Whistling Straits golf course, a PGA Major Championship venue!). If Miami, Vegas, and Atlantic City don't work out, F1 HAS to try Road America at least once, even if it's just an exhibition race or test track, cuz believe it or not, F1 has NEVER RACED THERE in the near 70 years of its existence! It would also help fill in the summer months cuz Wisconsin during June or July is not that hot compared to the Middle East, Miami, Vegas, COTA, among other places. RA has also drawn over 100k for NASCAR recently, and IndyCar draws well too.
No one wants a f1 race in Wisconsin, maybe one in new York or at laguna seca
@@_pawzl that's insulting, not to mention they already had F1 in NY, Watkins Glen, they haven't been there in ages cuz the track isn't good enough anymore. Roman Grosjean has raced on Laguna Seca as well for Indy (He's a former F1 driver), the corkscrew according to him would absolutely fuck up F1 cars, it would be too dangerous of a race compared to even Monaco.
If Wisconsin can host an upcoming NFL draft, PGA major championships, NASCAR and Indy races, among other prestigious events, it can host an F1 race.
I find it insulting you think i don’t know who Grosjean is
Im not saying f1 couldn’t race there, I’m just saying its not what f1 wants in terms of image, its not flashy enough for celebrities to want to go there. I get it your just trying to rep for your home circuit but saying it hosts prestigious events is just wrong, hosting nascar and having a pga grade course isn’t good enough for f1 dude just think about it logically, road America among the likes of monaco, abu dabhi, las vegas, baku, miami ect
@@frenchfrey65 all I’m saying is f1 is a thousands times more likely to go for races in California and New York rather than Wisconsin, and they clearly don’t care about the race quality with all these new street circuits so that should give you an idea of what Liberty Media is looking for in terms of races.
Kyalami. And Spa must stay!
F1 needs to start having a race track lottery each year before the season. This would go to tracks without a contract already or running out of a contract and with tracks that can host on the same weekend/s. This plan might need some work, but no country in my opinion should be denied because "historical" tracks "must" be in the calendar.
Balaton Park definitely piqued my interest, if it were to replace the Hungaroring. Any other tracks? Kyalami... and then that's it
Why not get rid of Miami and Vagas, even sit out COTA, go to either Road America or Watkins Glen? We know Sebring is out since it’s a back breaker on the last turn to the front stretch, I’d be happy with either of them two in place of Miami and Vegas.
Watkins Glen is grade 2 track, road america as well
@@imi0505 They should take the races out of the US and put them where they can hold real racing events where the "fans" don't take up two seats each.
@@earschplittenloudenboomer5714 totally agree
32 races would be possible if backup drivers had a minimum amount of time the have to drive per season. Drama potential over 123 seats would be fun
Interesting idea
Do you have any great other ideas? 24 races is already way to much.....18-20 is fine. Why 3 races in usa? This f1 is nonsense
I guess that the Balaton Ring would be a solution, since Hungaro Ring is very narrow. We should see overtakes, which are almost impossible on Hungaro ring now days, due to the cars being wider. And I'm really fed up with races where the only move is done at the pit-stop.
Hungaroring had the 6th most overtakes in 2022 with a number of sixty-something on multiple places of the track. Not to mention it's one of the very few curcuits where 2 stop can be a decent strategy.
My F1 dream calendar biggest wishes;
Canada; Mont Tremblant comeback
Usa west; Laguna Seca, Sears Point or Long Beach comeback
Usa east; Watkins Glen comeback
Australia; Bathurst
China; Macau
Uk; Brands Hatch comeback
Spain; Montjuich comeback
Unfortunately I highly doubt Laguna Seca will ever happen because of the corkscrew.
@@S.P.Q.Rrespublicas is that too steep for a formula 1 ?
@@sandrinedefaux3290 not so much the steepness, but how sudden it is the front wings would get destroyed because of the amount of downforce they have, and to add it’s probably too short a track.
@@S.P.Q.Rrespublicas this track might be as short as the A1 ring I guess
Kyalami will always be one of the best racing circuits in the World!
SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦 🎉❤😢
Russian vasal state 😂
Cities beg Liberty EXCEPT Vegas. They had to beg Vegas and had to front the money themselves for like the first time ever. It’s always been the host before (usually the city or a sponsor) footing the upfront costs/bill, but this time Liberty itself was the host in Vegas and footed the bill themselves
I say, for the sake of the drivers Ed, for the sake of the integrity of the championship get rid of Monaco. It is not fair to the drivers, because there is no fighting chance so long as you can make first place in qualifying.
The Bend Motorsport Park in South Australia needs to be on the calendar d be part of a back to back weekends in Australia
Victorians don’t deserve the f1, Adelaide was way better
No. That circuit sucks man 😝 every supercar race there is so boring
What i dont get is that the fia rather has 3 races in us instead of keeping iconic tracks like spa on th calendar
Money... A race in Spa Is never going to make more money than a race in Atlantic City, 2 hours from NYC.
They go where the money comes
The US is as large as most of Europe... How many races are in Europe??
@@trance9158 USA is one country, Europe is a continent
@@CpPrice100 let's just imagine that the US is not a country but each state is it's own country. It doesn't seem to weird on the map. Even some of the states have it's own economy on par with other countries.
I love b-roll of drivers getting in their cars
LONDON!
I think they should have every year tracks and every other year tracks, put them all in.
One track I would like to see people discussing and looking at would be an underrated one. Autodrom Most in the Czech Republic would be a sick track to host f1 due to its high downforce high speed nature and its flowing nature of its rising and falling topography Although only grade 2 it has hosted races such as 2018-2021 WTCR, World Superbikes, Formula Renault 2.0 between 2014-2018 and many Czech republic national championships to this day. Even though grade 2 it has world class spectator facilities, stands and pits and would not take much to gain grade 1 certification due to it already having grade 1 spec gravel traps, curbing, pits and only requiring a bit of tech pro barriers and some extra tyre walls, I hope the track can gain some momentum as it would make the perfect addition to the calendar.
Here are 4 suggestions for new circuits in formula one:
North Dakota grand prix:huff hills ski resort
South Dakota grand prix:huset Speedway
East Dakota grand prix:elko Speedway
West Dakota grand prix:montana snowbowl
Kyalami is definitely a no go. (And' it's more of a motorbike track now sadly... I was at the '85 and '92 SA GPs, both won by Nigel Mansell driving for Wiillams back when they were a powerhouse team.)
What the video doesn't say is that Toby Venter (owner of Kyalami and the Porsche license for South Africa) wants Liberty to pay him to host the race (not the other way around as with all the other tracks.) The Provincial and National Govt don't have the funds to pay for the race. And there's no funds to pay for the necessary upgrades to the track to get it to F1 safety standards.
Maybe we'll see MotoGP, WEC, more GT, type racing at Kyalami. Kenya has the Safari Rally on the WRC schedule, which is a great historic event (take note Liberty [I'd like to see France, Germany back on the calendar and Spa kept on the calendar]... and it's nice not to have everything world championship-related in Africa in SA.) If there was to be a SA GP, it's more likely to go to a street track in Cape Town. Cape Town has a Formula E street track (this track is no way fit for purpose for F1) and has hosted WRX at Killarney, which is a small club circuit.... not even at Snetterton/Oulton Park/Thruxton level.
I live in South Africa I’ve been waiting for a South African go forever
DTS is ruining the sport, and especially the fan zone. Absolute drivel.
New Zealand should have a grand Prix and perhaps a grand Prix at the iconic Bathurst circuit in Australia
I can imagine the Balatonring as a temporary replacement track when the Hungaroring will get a full revamp.
Wait is the Hungarorint getting a revamp? Why and when?
@@OG-512 I was read some Hungarian news, the main building has to be revamped to meet the FIA recommendations. Bigger boxes, bigger space for the media, etc.
Due to the limitations and the condition of the building this will mean a full rip and replace.
They are planning this since years but for different reasons it got postponed year over year (COVID, energy crisis, etc). The plan was to do it beween two F1 races, but with a new Grade-1 track in Hungary I can imagine a longer revamp time.
@@adamraksi1222 That’s a bummer. I actually love the Hungaroring. We have had some good races there the past few years
What about Valencia? Newish track abandoned.
1.000 f1 races track
Indianapolis motospeedway 7:24
As a American I agree with only need 3 races here
I wonder if the teams get a larger cut of the revenue if they have more races. I'm not sure if the prize pool is based on the percentage of the revenue F1 gets or if it's a flat rate
%. So yeah, more races, more revenue.
We need a race in Perth wa.
One reason is Netflix is why the popularity
I think Hungary could host 2 races which is the Hungaroring (for better pronunciation: Hoonaroring😂) and the Balaton Park Circuit.... Hungarian fans would love it and because of the little distance it could be like Hungaroring and the next weekend BPC (Balaton Park Circuit)
Mandalika circuit Indonesia maybe?
8:33 and 8:44 The London Docklands are not in The City of London.
Valencia road course. Not the street course. 4:45
Perfect calendar with 24 races: (not by correct order) (locations and circuits)
1 Spa
2 Susuka
3 Monza
4 Hockenheimring
5 Nurburgring
6 Silverstone
7 Gilles Villeneuve
8 Bahrain
9 COTA
10 São Paulo
11 Portimão
12 Monaco
13 Singapore
14 Sepang
15 Albert Park
16 Baku
17 Redbull Ring
18 Hungary
19 Mexico
20 Abu Dhabi
21 India
22 South Korea
23 South Africa
24 Barcelona
No not Monaco, Nurburgring & South Korea
I would ditch Hungry, Abu Dhabi and the worst race on the calendar Monaco and replace them with Magney Cores, China and Imola
Not bothered which new tracks join as long as Tilke is not involved
Kylami NEEDS to get added back
As a person from around Indianapolis motor speedway I think they should race their so I don’t have to travel and play for plane tickets
No more street circuits please
No Spa, no F1
Don't forget where you came from F1... These new tracks may pay more but it's the iconic tracks who made you big
What happened to the idea of the track in Cape Town, South Africa. That was an interesting concept of racing through a rugby/soccer stadion.
Formula E did that this year actually 🤔
@@venomau5speedz Yes, I know they were in Cape Town but I don't think they raced through the Geenpoint stadium (from what I have seen)
Put Bathurst Australia on the list, and Kyalami
balaton circut will probably not replace hungaroring since they said they do not want to take away f1 from hungaroring and they want to respect the circut
what happened to hanoi?
Athens Greece has also made a bid.
New F1 concept : Drivers are hussled over the teams and cars. They have to do a sprint race in the car that was assigned to them by draw out of the hat.
I want mugello, Istanbul, sepang, hockenheim, kyalami, and magny cours back. Some of the best tracks in the world in my opinion. But unfortunately money talks
One word, Kayalami...
What about Vancouver Canada? Home to the most super cars per capita in north America!
They would never remove spa there would be to much uproar
You missed the Kuwait Grade 1 track
I wish F1 came to the Bay Area since it’s where I live
German GP, French GP, Sepang and Kyalami all need to be on the calendar. I think you could easily get rid of Spa and the Hungaroring (especially if they are going to build another track in Hungary) and they could even get rid of one of the 3 GP's in USA and Imola (even though I love the track). And being a biased Australian I would love to see a F1 race in Sydney racing over the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It would be such a spectacle very similar to Vegas.
Would love to see mount panorama but dont know about track width and the fia rating for the track
@@SorryIAmLars i completely agree. They could try to resurface it and increase the width but i dont see it happening
At most there should be 2 races in the USA and not potentially 4. Id love to see a street circuit in Japan but it'd never happen in my lifetime. They did do a street circuit at Sydney Olympic Park for the v8's which i thought would make a cool little f1 track but they needed to demolish the median strips to make the track wider.
china seems an easy one to axe
1/7 of the world lives there
Sepang needs ti be back
Yea, im an American, and a long time 30+ year Motorsports fan. I love Austin's COTA and Long beach (both are F1 races i have attended.); I never liked Miami, and i feel like im not going to like Vegas either Because these cities are simply capitalizing on the financial benefit of a sport that has gotten super popular in the last five years because of that show. I dont want be elitist, but sometimes i cant help it lol. Either way, the US doesn't need anymore races. The three we have is two too many.
So wait… which of these ideas was ridiculous? I was waiting for that🥴
My opinion, F1 should not have street/city races. There are more than enough built circuits, for the purpose of motor racing. Just use the circuits. We have 24 races with 7 street races where overtaking is impossible. Just get ride of Monaco already.
1:50 spa???
[Rant on] Too many races. Bring back the V10s and introduce a limit of 16 races per year featuring: classic Hockenheim, Imola WITH Tamburello, old Silverstone start-finish line and layout, Kyalami, and secure long term contracts with venues such as Interlagos, Suzuka, Spa and Monza. Get rid of ALL run-off parking lots and replace them with grass and gravel. [Rant off] 😄
Drop Atlantic City and refresh Sebring!
The AC track is more of a private club and happens to be grade 1, they aren't actively seeking it as they cant host it due to other issues.
Got to be Kyalami.
I definitely would love💜💐💐 to see and attend a F1 race in Zanzibar🎉🎉🎉
pls just add road america or long beach
Doesn't monaco pay $0 to be on the calendar?
What's the chances its a new street track
32 race's is in sane
Dominicali is running F1 into the ground. He is the definition of a bad idea machine.
Manaco WAS a great track but needs to be cut
Kyalami needs to come back
KY-A-LAMI, KY-A-LAMI
What about Indian GP
Spa Francorchamps.
an argument for another american race:
compare the united states to continental europe. the us is just as big with more people. putting another race in the united states is, depending on the location, similar to adding another race in europe. the us is a unique position of being a continent sized country with multiple population centers where having multiple races in one country doesn't hurt the possible profitability of the other.
I however wouldn't have more than 5 (or 4 with mexico city) united states races. takes away from the rest of the world. a 6 north american/8 europeaan/4 austral-asian/4 middle eastern/2 wild card location mix I think is a very fair representative world championship calendar.
1. South Africa - Kyalami
2. Australia - Melbourne
3. Bahrain - Sakhir
4. Turkey - Istanbul Park
5. Emilia-Romagna - Imola
6. Spain - Barcelona
7. Monaco - Monte-Carlo
8. France - Magny-Cours
9. Germany - Hockenheimring
10. Canada - Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
11. USA - Indianapolis
12. UK - Silverstone
13. Belgium - Spa
14. Netherlands - Zandvoort
15. Europe - Nürburgring
16. Austria - Red Bull Ring
17. Hungary - Hungaroring
18. Italy - Monza
19. Malaysia - Sepang
20. Singapore - Marina Bay
21. China - Shanghai
22. Japan - Suzuka
23. USA - Austin
24. Brazil - Sao Paulo
And you'll very satisfying calendar with races in real race tracks and not some bull shit
If they drop Spa and/or Silverstone then they’ve lost the plot. Am I wrong but I feel greed is taking over the sport.
It is not always raining in london ffs
I'd love to see a gp track built and raced on in Birmingham West Midlands
There was a few races in Brum, not F1 but close.
They need somewhere where they actually speak English.