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The Phoenix Street Circuit was a temporary track laid out on the grid of downtown Phoenix, Arizona, and the venue for three runnings of the Formula One United States Grand Prix between 1989 and 1991. Lined with concrete walls and made up largely of right-angled corners, it was a flat, bumpy and unforgiving lap through the heart of the city, running past the Civic Plaza, City Hal...

Warwick Farm was one of Australia's most celebrated motor racing circuits, bringing international competition to Sydney and attracting many of the world's leading drivers during the 1960s and early 1970s. Built within Warwick Farm Racecourse, south-west of Sydney, the circuit was inspired by Britain's Aintree, where a motor racing track had been constructed around the famous Gr...

Bathurst's Mount Panorama circuit has become an indelible part of Australian sporting history and a gathering place for petrolheads the world over thanks to its mix of speed, danger and endurance.

Motopark Raceway is one of Finland's more unusual motorsport venues, combining the country's first purpose-built drag racing strip with a challenging road course set among the forests and lakes of southern Savo. Opened in 1987 on the site of a former copper mine near Virtasalmi, Motopark was initially developed exclusively for drag racing. A 2.185-mile (3.516 km) road circuit w...