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Baku By Numbers

All the facts and figures on the Azerbaijan Grand Prix

The

Baku

City

Circuit

holds

mixed

emotions

for

Oracle

Red

Bull

Racing

–

especially

last

year.

There

were

highs

for

Checo

and

lows

for

Max,

but

here’s

everything

you

need

know

about

the

street

circuit

Azerbaijan.

Back To The Streets Of Baku

0 – No driver has won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix more than once

1 – Baku was the venue for Checo’s first win as a Bull

1:43.009 – the lap record, set by Charles Leclerc in 2019

2 – Only two teams have won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Mercedes in 2018 and 2019 and Oracle Red Bull Racing in 2017 with Daniel Ricciardo and 2021 with Sergio Pérez

The Team Welcome Checo Across The Line

3 – Both Checo and Sebastian Vettel hold the most podium finishes in Azerbaijan. They have both finished on the podium three times

6 – This will be the sixth Grand Prix held on the Baku Street Circuit. In 2016 it hosted the ‘Grand Prix of Europe’, so there has only been four Azerbaijan Grand Prix

7 – the number of podium finishes that started the race lower than P5

7.6 – The narrowest part of the track (in metres) where it winds through the historic city

6.003 – the lap-length of the Baku Street Circuit. It’s the third longest on the calendar behind both Spa and Jeddah

20 – There are 20 turns on the Baku city Circuit

22 – The average amount of time (in seconds) lost when making a pit stop

Checo Celebrates His First Win As A Bull

51 – The number of laps for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix

78 – The number of gear changes per lap

330 – The distance (in metres) from the grid to turn one

378 – The top speed (in kph) achieved at Baku by Valtteri Bottas in 2016

2010 – The length (in metres) of the straight that drivers will be flat out, the longest in Formula One