Silverstone is a true icon in motorsport. In 1950, the very first official Formula 1 Grand Prix was held here, instantly securing the circuit’s place in racing history. Today, the 5.8 km Grand Prix layout in Northamptonshire is still known for its fast, flowing character.

With 18 corners, Silverstone demands confidence, stability and a car with the right level of downforce. Because there is relatively little heavy braking, the real performance gains come from rhythm, precision and using the airflow as efficiently as possible.

That makes Silverstone the perfect circuit for drivers who want to refine their driving technique, build speed step by step and keep developing as a performance driver on one of the world’s most famous Formula 1 tracks.