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Formula 1 returns to the Shanghai International Circuit for the first time since 2019, following a five-year break due to
The Shanghai International Circuit has been a significant part of the Formula 1 calendar, hosting the Chinese Grand Prix since 2004 until the pandemic hit in 2019. Built in 2003, the circuit in the Jiading District of Shanghai was designed by Hermann Tilke to showcase the city to the world. With unique features like tight turns and long straights, the track provides an exciting challenge for drivers. The first sector of the circuit demands quick reflexes and precision, with sharp corners testing both brakes and throttle control. Overtaking opportunities abound on the track’s long straights and multiple chicanes, making it a favorite among fans. Recent improvements to the circuit ahead of the 2024 Sprint weekend have added to the excitement, creating a new challenge for both teams and drivers.
