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Bring back Silverstone and Zeltweg from the 80s when they were the two fastest circuits on the calendar and didn't look like crap! Oh and bring back Brands Hatch!

what makes a great racetrack? the off track events... no. it makes a good Raceweekend but what does that has to do with the track itself? Bet Abu Dhabi has the best off track events but its still the most bullshit racetrack ever made

Watkins Glen and South Africa

All new tracks other than Kylami. I'd like to see Watkins Glenn back in place of either Miami or Vegas. But , it would be impossible to make it attractive to modern-day F1 even if the track was up to spec.

Circuit I loved was old Hockenheim but I also liked the Buddh International circuit in India. I completely agree with Malaysia. I really wish Austria had more to it and would quite happily see it and Hungary drop off the list.

I would also love to race on the famous hockenheim ring (not sure if I pronounced it correctly tbh😅)

They insist on including shitty urban GPs, but there are great circuits that could return, like Sepang, Nurburgring or Hockenheim, and others like India or South Korea, and maybe you can alternate them, have them run in the opposite direction or recover old routes (like Hockenheim) but they only care about money.

What are you waffling man

no. more races in the middle east

I worked as a marshal at Kyalami in the early 2000 and I have seen F1 cars around the track when winter testing was done differently. Kyalami is an old-school track with gravel and no runoff areas. - There is a lot of elevation change. - The track is at an altitude of 1500m. - In the past, the racing was in the summer which can have changeable conditions

The corners are on-camber but yea close enough

Nurburgring GP is probably 2nd worst track that have been last 10 years. Come on, these corners are even worse than in Baku. That track makes me sick.

Nurburgring, Sepang, Istanbul Park, Magny Cours all in for me. Miami, Las Vegas, Jeddah, Lusail, Paul Ricard bye.

yes bding back malaysia races are to much predictable

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Out of the current calendar: Qatar Miami Las Vegas Zandvoort Mexico Singapore Abu Dhabi Back to the calendar Hockenheim (old layout) Istambul Sepang

I don't pay for F1 :)

Sepang would be a good return, but it lacks one thing crucial: Local support. One thing I always see brought up is that there is a local bike culture, not car, so MotoGP is more popular and suited for Sepang rather than F1.

F1 is all about money, so the fans have a say in what tracks are on the calendar. So the fact that there is no German GP tells us that fans were not as keen on showing up as you make it out.

Idk if it has been said but they should bring back Sepang

If Monaco is staying, Nuremberg should return. You know, even the playing field a bit. Boring vs challenging.

How about every Tilke circuit?

Malaysia and Istanbul? Better look back in history and find the real good tracks. Not these Mickey Mouse tracks.

Donnington has to come back. England need another F1 track.

Am I saw it correctly, the grand stand at Instanbul is empty af?

A) Purpose Built, Wider tracks B) In locations with unpredictable weather C) With tricky, off camber corners and elevation changes

Why isn’t it back on the calendar!?

We need hockenheim, but the old hockenheim

Unpopular opinion: have 10 tracks with the most tradition that are locked in the racing calendar (like Monaco , suzuka, monza,..) and than we got 20 tracks that are rotating (giving a total of 20 races). Its a win win. Tracks like nurburgring or Hockenheim arent in the racing calendar because they couldn't afford the licencing fees. But if they have to pay it only onece every two years, a race would be much more affordable. Also it would bring much more variety into every season.

mugello and korean gp and hockenheim

I think we should have around 25 tracks, around 5 for each continent. 5 in Europe, 5 in Asia, 3 in Africa, 5 in both Americas and 2 in Australia + Oceania

well, with now 24 Races, you could go up to 32 tracks with every track getting 4 races in 5 years - and you can remove some stinkers like monaco, barcelona, abu dhabi or imola, then you have room for more new tracks or old ones to come back

I'm 100% on with turkey coming back, but my top 3 would be it, Magny Cours, and Estoril, but while not my favorite, I would support kyalami 100%. Also, I would like another race in South America, but there's isn't any real good tracks fit for F1, unfortunately, come on Argentina, do something.

American here, I am way more interested in WEC than F1. F1 is best viewed as a highlight reel in my opinion. WEC and NASCAR are top

I agree with everything you said. I'd love to see Monaco widened in some way while keeping current profile. It would be amazing with the elevation changes and the overtaking opportunities if it was made wide enough for modern F1 cars. Dare to dream though.

A few months back, there was a auction for administration for Istanbul Park and there was a obligation: new administration must bring back F1 from 2026 onwards. Administration changed but old administration is not leaving so fingers crossed for solving of the contradiction and bringing F1 back to Istanbul Park 🤞🏻

Totally agree with you. I'm so bored watching Red Bull dominate in a non-competitive field in F1 where other teams can't innovate due to budget caps and draconian rulebook. WEC is far more exciting racing and I love the way each manufacturer has their own idea and how their hypercar has elements of their roadcar designs. For example, I can look at a BMW hypercar and KNOW it's a BMW because of its shape, not just its livery. That makes for better manufacturer identity as well.

I think Miami would be a good race if they added a Sepang-style chicane at T7-8 much like Sepang's T1-2, could promote another overtaking opportunity

F1 also needs to get rid of (street) tracks with little to no passing. I'm talk to you Monaco. Plus, the lack of consistent (and unpaid) stewarding and drama is why I stop watching 3 years ago. Even when I watched, I thought it was no longer the pinnacle. Big ego problem. Also, extremely greedy.

WEC has less tv ratings and attendance than Indycar… How can it ever be a threat for F1? 😂😂😂😂

Dude doesn't understand F1. It's not like IndyCar,NASCAR or WEC. It's about engineering rather than manufacturers. And either you appreciate that or you don't. Cause there are plenty of racing series less focused on engineering,loopholes and freedom of design (even in limitation due to regulations). What your video does is try and turn F1 into IndyCar which would kill the sport entirely. You can't turn IndyCar into F1 either. So with your complaints watch IndyCar it seems to be up your alley more than F1. Which is fine both are great. But it's insultive to try and change F1 into IndyCar which all your points amount too. Just watch IndyCar Mate.

I don't care if F1 tracks are boring! Also, I spotted a mistake at 3:54-3:56, where the Hockenheimring was in America and not Germany. I know you've studied geography before, but I think you need to study this a little harder. Hockenheimring is in Germany, not in America!

Why do Vegas and Miami get the most hate?

I personally think portimao is highly underrated

Everyone drives the same cars, saves money - sounds boring! The whole point of the competition is to show your superiority and dominance! These are real heroes, both drivers and teams. Where are the winners of WEK or other series? Who remembers them? Who calls them greatest?

Portimão, Portugal

The original Hockenheim