FIA Formula One World Championship
About
The FIA's global championship for Formula One single-seater racing cars, awarding drivers' and constructors' world titles.
History
The championship began in 1950, with its first race held at Silverstone on 13 May. Giuseppe Farina won the inaugural drivers' championship. A constructors' championship was added in 1958, with Vanwall becoming its first winner.
Circuits
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
BelgiumAutodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari
ItalyLusail International Circuit
QatarBahrain International Circuit
BahrainCircuit of the Americas
United StatesAutódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos)
BrazilCircuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
SpainSilverstone Circuit
United KingdomYas Marina Circuit
United Arab EmiratesAlbert Park Circuit
AustraliaShanghai International Circuit
ChinaSuzuka Circuit
JapanJeddah Corniche Circuit
Saudi ArabiaMiami International Autodrome
United StatesCircuit de Monaco
MonacoCircuit Gilles Villeneuve
CanadaRed Bull Ring
AustriaHungaroring
HungaryCircuit Zandvoort
NetherlandsAutodromo Nazionale Monza
ItalyMadring
SpainBaku City Circuit
AzerbaijanMarina Bay Street Circuit
SingaporeAutódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
MexicoLas Vegas Strip Circuit
United States