Formula 1 has raced at more than 70 tracks around the world, and stalwarts like Silverstone and Monza have hosted grands prix in almost every season of the series. Not every track has been quite so successful, however, and F1 decided never to return to some circuits for all manner of reasons.
In total, 10 tracks have hosted just a single grand prix over F1’s 75-year history, including facilities across America, Europe and Africa. These racetracks were called on to host events while F1 struggled through global pandemics, or to try and bring the series to new audiences around the world. But F1 elected never to return to some venues due to everything from challenging track conditions to poor ticket sales.
