The thrill is back on the shores of the Red Sea as the fifth annual Formula 1 stc Saudi Arabian Grand Prix approaches. From April 18 to 20, Jeddah will host one of the most anticipated and captivating sporting events, with the Kingdom becoming a key player in the international motorsports scene.
After four years of consecutive successes, Jeddah is ready to welcome speed enthusiasts back to the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, known as the world’s fastest street circuit. Stretching over 6 kilometers with 27 sharp turns and three drag reduction system (DRS) detection zones, the track offers breathtaking overtaking moments and average speeds exceeding 250 km/h, promising fans an extraordinary experience filled with excitement and adrenaline.
Reigning world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull won last year’s edition of the race.
The Formula 1 stc Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah also represents Saudi Arabia's ambitious vision to host top-tier global events, reflecting the rapid transformation in the sports sector and boosting the Kingdom's position as a leading destination on the international sports map, backed by unwavering support from the leadership.
Since its debut in 2021, the Jeddah Formula 1 Grand Prix has established itself as an eagerly awaited annual event, drawing massive crowds and significant media presence from around the globe. Last year's race attracted over 300 media professionals from 41 countries, along with more than 50 international channels and 114 media outlets from various continents, showcasing the immense buzz surrounding this event on both regional and global levels.
This fifth consecutive hosting underscores Saudi Arabia's organizational readiness, world-class infrastructure, and high logistical capacity, all aligned with the goals of Vision 2030 aimed at enhancing quality of life, diversifying the economy, and making the Kingdom a regional and international hub for major sporting events.
McLaren’s Oscar Piastri is leading the driver standings with his teammate Lando Norris second and Verstappen third.
