Nestled at the base of Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji, Fuji Speedway is a circuit steeped in history and built for drama. Its signature feature is one of the longest straights in global motorsport—measuring a staggering 1.5 km—offering prime slipstreaming opportunities and heart-stopping braking duels into Turn 1.

The track then winds through a mix of medium- and low-speed corners, including the tight "Coca-Cola" and "Dunlop" turns that demand precision and punish over-commitment. Elevation changes and tricky cambered corners add complexity, while curbs and limited runoff leave no room for error.

Fuji is a true test of balance: straight-line speed vs. cornering grip, aggression vs. discipline. And when the rain rolls in—as it often does—it becomes a battleground where only the most composed will survive.

• Location: Oyama, Suntō District, Shizuoka, Japan
• Length: 4.563 km / 2.835 miles
• Opened: December 1965
• Turns: 16
• Race Lap Record: 1:18.426 (Felipe Massa, Ferrari F2008, 2008, F1)