Suzuka Circuit information

Southwest of Nagoya lies the Suzuka International Racing Course. A unique track within Formula 1 that was commissioned by the ambitious Soichiro Honda, founder of Japan’s Honda, in 1961. He wanted to make Honda a powerhouse in the automotive world and decided that his company needed its own test track. The track is part of the entertainment park Suzuka Circuit Motopia.

What is the circuit like?

The Suzuka Circuit is a unique track designed by former director of the Dutch Grand Prix, Hans Hugenholtz. He designed a 5.807km track in the shape of an 8 with a unique crossover. Famous for its fast corners and technical demandingness, this track is loved by many Formula 1 drivers.

Around the track

During an F1 weekend around the Suzuka Circuit in Japan, there is more than enough to give you an unforgettable experience. Besides attending the spectacular Formula 1 race itself, there are plenty of activities and attractions to enjoy. For example, the F1 Fanzone, this is the vibrant heart full of entertainment, merchandise stalls and interactive stands. Here you can buy the latest F1 team merchandise, meet your favourite drivers, collect autographs and take part in the Pit Stop Challenge or even experience a real F1 simulator.

A wide range of Japanese and international food is available on and around the track. You can enjoy delicious sushi, ramen, yakitori and other local specialities, as well as well-known global delicacies. As at Zandvoort and Singapore, there is also a Ferris wheel during the Japanese Grand Prix. A unique opportunity to take in the circuit and its stunning surroundings. In short, an F1 weekend around the Suzuka Circuit offers much more than just the race on Sunday.

Results Grand Prix Japan 2026

Pole Position: Kimi Antonelli Fastest Lap: Kimi Antonelli