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Styria, Austria

Red Bull Ring

"Mountains, Speed & Drama"

Spectacularly set in the Styrian Alps, the Red Bull Ring offers breathtaking views and intense action.

Book Now 1.000 km from Spa-Francorchamps
4.318 km
Track Length
1969
Opened
10
Corners
~920 m
Longest straight
Clockwise
Direction
1:05.619
Lap RecordCarlos Sainz, F1, 2020
About The Circuit

Red Bull Ring

The Red Bull Ring, formerly known as the Österreichring and A1-Ring, is one of the most spectacular circuits in the world in terms of location. Nestled in the green hills of Styria, the circuit offers breathtaking panoramas combined with challenging elevation changes. With just 10 corners over 4.3 kilometres, the circuit is short but intense — every corner counts and mistakes are punished immediately. The uphill approach to Turn 1 and the fast descent to Turn 3 are unforgettable.

History

The original circuit, the Österreichring, opened in 1969 and was one of the fastest and most dangerous circuits on the F1 calendar. After closing in 1987 it reopened as the A1-Ring in 1996 (F1 returned in 1997), and following Red Bull's takeover (around 2004) it reopened as the Red Bull Ring in 2011. It has been a fixture on the F1 calendar ever since.

1969
Österreichring opened
1970
First Austrian Grand Prix
1987
Circuit closed over safety concerns
1996
Reopened as the A1-Ring (F1 returns in 1997)
2011
Reopened as the Red Bull Ring (taken over by Red Bull around 2004)
2014
F1 returns to Spielberg
Famous Corners

Corner by Corner

Turn 1RemusTurn 3Rindt Kurve
Turn 1 (Niki Lauda Kurve)Uphill Right-Hander

A steep uphill braking zone followed by a blind right-hander. Spectacular.

Turn 3 (Schlossgold)Fast Descent
Turn 4 (Rauch)Fast Right-Hander
Turn 9-10Double Right-Hander

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