Aintree
Liverpool, United Kingdom · First GP: 1954
Aintree is a 3.000 mi circuit in Liverpool, United Kingdom, featuring 8 turns. It has hosted 5 Grand Prix races since 1954.
GP History
British Grand Prix1955, 1957, 1959, 1961–1962
Circuit Record Book
Lap Record
1:51.8Jim Clark (1963)
Most recent winner: Jim Clark (1962, Lotus-Climax)
Historical Winners
1962Jim Clark
British Grand PrixLotus-Climax
1961Wolfgang von Trips
British Grand PrixFerrari
1959Jack Brabham
British Grand PrixCooper-Climax
1957Tony Brooks
British Grand PrixVanwall
1957Stirling Moss
British Grand PrixVanwall
1955Stirling Moss
British Grand PrixMercedes
YearRaceWinnerConstructor
1962British Grand PrixJim ClarkLotus-Climax
1961British Grand PrixWolfgang von TripsFerrari
1959British Grand PrixJack BrabhamCooper-Climax
1957British Grand PrixTony BrooksVanwall
1957British Grand PrixStirling MossVanwall
1955British Grand PrixStirling MossMercedes
Where is Aintree located?
Aintree is located in Liverpool, United Kingdom.
When did Aintree first host a Formula 1 Grand Prix?
Aintree hosted its first Formula 1 Grand Prix in 1954.
How long is the Aintree circuit?
The Aintree circuit is 4.828 km long with 8 turns.
What is the lap record at Aintree?
The Formula 1 lap record at Aintree is 1:51.8, set by Jim Clark in 1963.
Who has won the most races at Aintree?
Stirling Moss leads all drivers with 2 wins at Aintree.
