Know the next corner

F1 track maps
& corner names.

Find El Búnker in Madrid, the Esses at COTA or S do Senna at Interlagos. Explore the circuit before the lights go out.

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Sepang International Circuit circuit map

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Sepang International Circuit

15 turns · Map & corner guide

Baku circuit map

Azerbaijan

Baku

20 turns · Map & corner guide

MADRING, Madrid circuit map

Spain

MADRING, Madrid

22 turns · Map & corner guide

Marina Bay, Singapore circuit map

Singapore

Marina Bay, Singapore

19 turns · Map & corner guide

Circuit of The Americas circuit map

Austin, United States

Circuit of The Americas

20 turns · Map & corner guide

Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez circuit map

Mexico City, Mexico

Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

17 turns · Map & corner guide

Interlagos circuit map

São Paulo, Brazil

Interlagos

15 turns · Map & corner guide

Las Vegas Strip Circuit circuit map

Las Vegas, United States

Las Vegas Strip Circuit

17 turns · Map & corner guide

Lusail International Circuit circuit map

Qatar

Lusail International Circuit

16 turns · Map & corner guide

Yas Marina Circuit circuit map

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Yas Marina Circuit

16 turns · Map & corner guide

One circuit, two ways to follow it

These reference maps stay available between races. During a session, the live map adds driver positions alongside timing gaps, tyre compounds and tyre ages. Between sessions, it shows the upcoming circuit and official weekend countdown.

Outlines come from Formula 1 practice telemetry or its official circuit diagrams. Corner numbers and published names are listed with sources on each guide. A number is used when we have no sourced corner name.

Sepang's 15-turn map now uses its 2026 practice telemetry, with 3D elevation and mapped circuit buildings available in the live app.

Learn how to read the timing board →