Suzuka International Racing Course

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Suzuka International Racing Course is a motorsport circuit located in Suzuka, Japan. The circuit hosts the Japanese Grand Prix and first held a championship round in 1962.

Suzuka is a 5.807 km figure-of-eight layout owned by Honda, considered the greatest driver test on the calendar. The 130R and Spoon corner are among the most demanding of the season.

Layout and characteristics

Suzuka International Racing Course is a venue in the Asia Pacific region. Detailed reference on the layout, run-off and historical changes is available via Wikipedia: Suzuka International Racing Course.

Editions on IRDB

Panel reading

The BoxBoxd panel rates every race held at Suzuka International Racing Course on a five star scale. The aggregated reading captures fan sentiment for the venue across editions and is the basis of the IRDB circuit ranking. See the upcoming weekend on BoxBoxd.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Suzuka International Racing Course?

Suzuka International Racing Course is located in Suzuka, Japan.

What country is the Japanese Grand Prix in?

The Japanese Grand Prix is held at Suzuka International Racing Course in Suzuka, Japan.

What race is held at Suzuka International Racing Course?

Suzuka International Racing Course hosts the Japanese Grand Prix, a round of the Formula 1 World Championship.

When was the first race?

The first championship round at Suzuka International Racing Course was held in 1962.

How can I attend the Japanese Grand Prix?

The Japanese Grand Prix is held at Suzuka International Racing Course in Suzuka, Japan. See the 2026 weekend schedule on BoxBoxd.

References

  1. Circuit reference via Wikipedia: Suzuka International Racing Course.
  2. BoxBoxd panel readings, multiple seasons.

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