Top 10: Racetracks we’d like to see back on the F1 schedule
Throughout Formula 1's history, many circuits have come and gone – and, naturally, there are some that we dearly miss.
Some ex-F1 circuits are off the menu for commercial reasons, while others no longer either have the necessary homologation or, in other cases, no longer exist.
Although there a number of circuits previously used in F1 that would be wholly unsuitable for the rigours of modern racing, there are a few that could either stage exciting racing today or once the new rules touted for 2022 come to pass.
Technical editor Jake Boxall-Legge has picked 10 circuits he'd like to see back on the F1 calendar, and delves into their past to pick out why they were so exciting – and of course, please feel free to disagree with his unsolicited opinions.
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