Charles Leclerc holds the lap record with a time of 1:43.009 in 2019.

Baku is known for its unique mix of ultra-high speeds and tight, technical corners through the city’s old town. It’s one of the most unpredictable races on the calendar, often producing dramatic moments and surprise podiums.

By Bus

For getting around Baku, buses come in two varieties. The old buses are cash only so simply pay the fair as you get off. The new, shiny red buses operated by Bakubus can only be paid for using the BakiKART or Bakucard.

By Metro

The metro network has two main lines: red and green, and some platforms serve both lines with alternating services. Information on platform screens display the final destination of the next train so always check this to be sure you’re getting the right train. The nearest stations to the F1 circuit are 28 May and Icherishahar. From here, it’s possible to walk to your grandstand.

By Foot

If you are wanting to walk around Baku, it can be a bit of a challenge due to closures and diversions. Walking around the old city, the Boulevard and Fountain Square is generally okay. Make sure you also look for underground walkways when trying to cross the busy roads.

Yes, many guests enjoy private yacht evenings, Old Town tours, or dining in Baku’s renowned restaurants.

Elegant, smart casual works best here. Temperatures are warm, and many hospitality experiences are outdoors, so sunglasses and light clothing are recommended.

Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen have won the race a record-breaking 2 times.