Or any track for that matter and name any great memories you have of past races being held there. Let's get a real good topic going!
I do not have a real favourite but I love Monacco, Silverstone and Spa Franchchorchamps.
Monacco: for the glamour and sensation of speed twisting through the streets. Corners like piscine the tunnel and ras gas.
Silverstone: because it's my home grand prix track. And it's the closest British race circuit to me. and the amount of fans is just fantastic and insprining.
Spa Franchcorchamps: Just the sheer size of it and of course the Eau Rouge chicane. Also the frequent changes in track height.
Old Circuits:
Brooklands, UK: The first crucible of British speed which has now been tragically been built on. Watch James May's Toy stories to see him recreate the whole 3 mile circuit in scalextric, really good history about the circuit too.
The old Hockenheimring: Fantastic track with 4 long straights in which you could beat 200mph every lap. Special memory was when Rubens Barrichello got his first win in F1 in 2000, such an emotional race. Watch it on youtube quickly before it gets taken down by WMG or something.
Worst courses:
Valencia: Not much grandstands for a fans to watch. Being a new course it has no charisma. Hardly any places to pass.
Barhain: Not a very exciting course. And again nowhere to pass.
Now I want to her your thoughts and opinions.
Thanks, Matt.
here is my best and worst circuits
bestsilverstone- high speed, great atmosphere!
spa- high speed, demanding on set up and usually a thriller
monaco- glamour and a beautiful place to visit
monza- high speed and the passion of the tifosi
suzuka-a balls out bravery track and the 130 R
montreal- for its challenges and the bumps, plus the walls
istanbul-high speed and the incredible turn 8 and the straight now famous for red bull lol
Brazil- great atmosphere and the last few years have decided the title
worst circuits
bahrain- too long and not a great race
valencia- not much overtaking chances and a procession
abu dhabi- a bit boring really
so there we are, who agrees?