The F1 circuits that have hosted the most Grands Prix
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Monza · Monaco · Silverstone. (Updated Sep 29, 2026.)
Monza, Monaco, Silverstone and Spa: the legendary circuits of the Formula 1 world championship, ranked by Grands Prix hosted since 1950. Which is your favourite?
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Top 20
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Monza
76 Grands Prix. The temple of speed, on the calendar almost every year since 1950.
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Monaco
72 Grands Prix. The Grand Prix through the streets of Monte Carlo.
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Silverstone
61 Grands Prix. Where the very first championship Grand Prix took place, in 1950.
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4
Spa-Francorchamps
59 Grands Prix. Eau Rouge and Raidillon, in the Ardennes.
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Montréal (circuit Gilles-Villeneuve)
45 Grands Prix. On Île Notre-Dame, with the "Wall of Champions".
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6
Interlagos
42 Grands Prix. Senna's circuit, in São Paulo.
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Hungaroring
41 Grands Prix. Near Budapest, on the calendar since 1986.
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Nürburgring
41 Grands Prix. The "Green Hell" and its modern circuit.
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Red Bull Ring (Spielberg)
40 Grands Prix. The former Österreichring, in Styria.
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10
Hockenheim
37 Grands Prix. The circuit of long straights through the forest.
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Barcelone-Catalogne
36 Grands Prix. The circuit of winter testing.
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12
Zandvoort
36 Grands Prix. The Dutch dunes and their banked corners.
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Suzuka
36 Grands Prix. The only major figure-of-eight circuit.
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Imola
32 Grands Prix. The Enzo and Dino Ferrari circuit.
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15
Melbourne (Albert Park)
29 Grands Prix. Often the first race of the season.
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Mexico (Hermanos Rodríguez)
25 Grands Prix. The altitude and the stadium section.
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Sakhir (Bahreïn)
22 Grands Prix. The first Grand Prix in the Middle East, in 2004.
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Buenos Aires
20 Grands Prix. Fangio's circuit.
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Kyalami
20 Grands Prix. The South African Grand Prix.
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20
Watkins Glen
20 Grands Prix. F1's historic home in the United States.
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