Pit Wall Manual

Miami International Autodrome: Fake Marina, Real Mayhem

Birthed in 2022 from the fever dream of American F1 expansion, the Miami International Autodrome is a temporary circuit built…

Launched in 2004 as Formula 1’s high-tech gateway to China, the Shanghai International Circuit is a stadium of scale, speed,…

Tucked into the countryside of Mie Prefecture, the Suzuka Circuit is Japan’s cathedral of motorsport—a place where speed is sacred…

Set in the heart of Melbourne, Australia, the Albert Park Circuit joined the Formula 1 calendar in 1996, replacing Adelaide…

The Jeddah Corniche Circuit exploded onto the Formula 1 calendar in 2021 like a late-season fever dream—carved along the Red…

Located in Sakhir, deep within the golden sands of Bahrain’s Southern Governorate, the Bahrain International Circuit made its Formula 1…

Races don’t always run smoothly. After a Safety Car, Virtual Safety Car, or red flag, there’s a specific process to…

Every F1 race begins with either a standing start (grid launch) or a rolling start (behind the Safety Car). Which…

Before every Grand Prix (and Sprint), cars do a formation lap — a final warm-up before the real action begins.…

In F1, the rule is simple: stay within the white lines. Go beyond them too often, and you’re asking for…

Blue flags are used to tell slower cars to move aside when a faster car is coming — especially if…

Flags are how F1 communicates with drivers on track. Two of the most important: yellow means caution, red means stop.…