Monza has hosted the most Formula One races, with a total of 70 races held at the circuit.

Monza is known as the 'Temple of Speed' due to its long straights and high speeds.

Spa-Francorchamps is the longest circuit on the Formula One calendar, with a length of 7.004 km.

Monaco has the most corners on the Formula One calendar, with a total of 19 corners.

Monaco is considered the most challenging circuit on the Formula One calendar due to its narrow streets, tight corners, and lack of overtaking opportunities.

Spa-Francorchamps is considered the most popular circuit among Formula One fans due to its challenging layout, beautiful scenery, and passionate atmosphere.

Monza has hosted the most Formula One World Championship races, with a total of 68 races held at the circuit.

Miami International Autodrome is the newest circuit on the Formula One calendar, with its inaugural race held in 2022.

Mexico City Grand Prix has the highest elevation change on the Formula One calendar, with a total elevation change of 2,285 meters.

Yas Marina Circuit is the most expensive circuit to build on the Formula One calendar, with a construction cost of over $1 billion.

Baku City Circuit has the longest straight on the Formula One calendar, with a length of 2.2 km.

Circuit Paul Ricard has the most DRS zones on the Formula One calendar, with a total of four DRS zones.

Monza has the highest average speed on the Formula One calendar, with an average speed of 264.362 km/h.

Spa-Francorchamps has the most overtaking opportunities on the Formula One calendar, with a total of 11 overtaking zones.

Baku City Circuit has the most safety cars on the Formula One calendar, with a total of 10 safety car periods.