Formula 1's top 10 street circuits
As the Singapore GP weekend gets underway, Edd Straw ranks Formula 1's top 10 street grand prix venues
Singapore Grand Prix organisers have revealed their aspirations to make Singapore a "must-have" race on the Formula 1 calendar. Now in only its third year, they have already taken large strides in establishing the event as one of the highlights of the season.
Street tracks have been part of motorsport since the early days, with all sorts of weird and wonderful venues cropping up over the years. Defining a street circuit as distinct from a road or urban course is an inexact science, but here are AUTOSPORT's top 10 circuits that have seen grand prix action over the last century.
10. Circuit des Remparts
Street tracks need a unique selling point, and the Circuit des Remparts in Angouleme is arguably the most picturesque ever to host the roar of a grand prix car. Overlooked by a 12th century cathedral and against a backdrop of the city walls, this tiny track makes Monaco look spacious.
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