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Jeddah Corniche Circuit

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Jeddah is among the fastest street circuits ever built. It is a long ribbon of flowing, walled corners along the Red Sea coast, taken at extraordinary average speeds for a track lined with barriers, where many of the bends are effectively blind and demand total commitment. There is almost no run-off and almost no margin, and the sheer number of corners keeps the pace relentless from start to finish.

Running along the Jeddah waterfront under floodlights, the circuit combines the spectacle of a street race with the speed of a permanent road course. That blend of high pace and close walls makes it tense to drive and prone to sudden, race-changing moments.

The gap, in metres

2025 Qualifying here. Each driver’s time gap converted to the distance it actually puts them behind at racing speed.

#DriverGapDistance
1Max Verstappenreference
2Oscar Piastri+0.0100.92 m
3George Russell+0.11310.4 m
4Charles Leclerc+0.37634.7 m
5Kimi Antonelli+0.57252.8 m
6Alexander Albon+0.81575.2 m
7Carlos Sainz+0.87080.2 m
8Liam Lawson+0.89782.7 m
9Lewis Hamilton+0.90783.6 m
10Yuki Tsunoda+0.91083.9 m

Across the full field, Max Verstappen to Lando Norris covers 89090.7 m.

See the full 2025 Qualifying drawn to scale

On the radio here

984 messages recorded at this circuit, 2021 to 2025.

Every session drawn to scale

The radio archive, season by season