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The Circuit

There is an inextricable link between Great Britain and Formula One racing. Not only is the British Grand Prix the oldest race on the calendar, but seven of the championship’s 10 teams are based there. With our Brackley and Brixworth bases lying just a few miles from the start-finish straight at Silverstone, the British Grand Prix forms one of three home races for the Team alongside Germany and Malaysia. 

A former Aerodrome, Silverstone will forever have the honour of being the first track to hold an official Formula 1 World Championship race in 1950, and while the British Grand Prix switched between Aintree, Brands Hatch and Silverstone, it has found its permanent home at the latter since 1987. In 2010 a new infield loop debuted, and this was followed one year later by the new ‘Wing’ pit complex.    There’s nothing like a home crowd, and some of the more recent visits to Silverstone have seen a thrilling race played out in front of an electric atmosphere. Our connection to the British Grand Prix grew even stronger in 2022 when we raced with an all-British driver line-up for the first time at the event.  

  • First GP
    1950
  • Circuit Length
    5.891km
  • Race Distance
    306.332km
  • Laps
    52

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