Your Top 10 Revealed: Vote for the ultimate corner in Formula 1
Thousands of you had your say on Formula 1's greatest corner, now it's time to crown a winner. Cast your vote below!
Published
13 AUG 2026
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Last week, we asked WClub members a simple question: what's the ultimate corner in Formula 1? Thousands of submissions later, we've whittled it down to the 10 corners that were most frequently submitted, and now it's over to you to decide the winner.
Here are the contenders, in no particular order:
Copse (Silverstone)
Blink-and-you'll-miss-it and flat-out, Copse is one of the most demanding corners anywhere in the world.
Hotel Hairpin (Monaco)
The slowest corner anywhere on the calendar is proof that legendary status isn't just about speed.
130R (Suzuka)
Suzuka's famous sweeper has intimidated generations of drivers, and it clearly still holds a special place in the hearts and minds of fans.
Eau Rouge and Raidillon (Spa-Francorchamps)
The uphill sweep through Spa's Ardennes forest remains the benchmark for what a great corner should be.
Piscine (Monaco)
Monaco's tight chicane by the harbour is the ultimate test of precision with almost no margin for error.
Curva Alboreto/Parabolica (Monza)
The final corner at the Temple of Speed, formerly known simply as Parabolica, provides the last chance for a move before the line.
Senna S (Interlagos)
Named in honour of the Brazilian icon, this downhill, off-camber left-right combination has produced some unforgettable overtakes over the years.
Big Red (COTA)
The steep uphill blind approach into Turn 1 at Circuit of the Americas has quickly built a reputation as one of the great modern corners.
Maggots and Becketts (Silverstone)
This high-speed S-bend combination has long been rated by drivers as one of the purest tests of car and driver on the calendar.
Stowe (Silverstone)
A third Silverstone corner makes the list, proof, if it were needed, as to why this circuit has inspired so many modern venues across the globe.
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Which of these ten deserves to be crowned F1's Ultimate Corner? Vote below, and we'll reveal the winner, as decided by WClub members, next week.
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