The organisers of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix have launched particulars of the road circuit that may host Saudi Arabia’s first Components One race on December 5.

The 6.175km circuit is positioned within the nation’s second largest metropolis, Jeddah, and is being billed because the quickest road race on the F1 calendar.

The structure options 27 corners, though lots of them are kinks on flat-out sections, with simulations estimating a median pace of 250km/h across the lap.

The observe runs alongside Jeddah’s Corniche space, 12km north of the town centre, ensuing within the circuit’s distinctive structure alongside the shoreline.

The vehicles are anticipated to hit a high pace of 322km/h earlier than Flip 27, which is a hairpin main again onto the pit straight, and there’s the potential for 3 DRS zones to help overtaking.

Just like the Singapore Grand Prix, the race will probably be held at night time underneath synthetic lights.

The structure has been designed by F1’s go-to circuit designers, Tilke Engineers, but additionally obtained enter from F1’s motorsport division, which is headed up by the F1 motorsport director Ross Brawn.

“Now we have labored intently with the group at Tilke and with the promoter to make sure we’ve a observe that gives thrilling wheel to wheel racing for our followers and challenges the entire drivers,” Brawn mentioned.

“The design brings out the very best of a contemporary road circuit but additionally has quick paced free flowing areas that may create quick speeds and overtaking alternatives.

“The setting is unbelievable, on the Pink Sea, and we won’t wait to see the vehicles on observe in December.”