
Jeddah Corniche Circuit to Host Main Race of Formula 1 stc Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Sunday
The Jeddah Corniche Circuit will host on Sunday the main race of the Formula 1 stc Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, marking the fifth round of the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship and the event's fifth consecutive time in the Kingdom, under the oversight of the Ministry of Sport.
On this occasion, Minister of Sport Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki bin Faisal, Chairman of the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee, expressed gratitude to the wise leadership for its generous support and ongoing attention given to the sports sector in the Kingdom, which has played a significant role in attaining successive achievements aligned with national visions and goals, SPA reported.
He emphasized that this international event, set to take place at the world's fastest street circuit, demonstrates the Kingdom's dedication to advancing motorsports and its enthusiasm for delivering an exceptional sports and entertainment experience for fans and visitors from across the globe.
The Jeddah Corniche Circuit is a technical masterpiece, featuring 27 corners — more than any other track in the championship. Spanning 6.174 km, the track challenges drivers to navigate 16 left-hand turns and 11 right-hand turns, while racing at breathtaking speeds that can reach up to 322 km/h.
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