Prince George Circuit
Eastern Cape Province, South Africa · First GP: 1962
Prince George Circuit is a 2.436 mi circuit in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa, featuring 9 turns. It has hosted 3 Grand Prix races since 1962.
Track Specs
2.436 mi
Length
9
Turns
Lap Record
1:24.300
John Love (1968)
GP History
3
Total Races
1
Race Title
Circuit Record Book
3
Total Races
2
Different Winners
2
Most Wins
N/A
Weather
Lap Record
Most Wins: Drivers
1963–1965
1962
Most Wins: Constructors
1963–1965
1962
Longest Win Streak
Jim Clark
2 consecutive wins (1963–1965)
Most recent winner: Jim Clark (1965, Lotus-Climax)
Historical Winners
Circuit Analysis
At 2.3 turns per kilometre it has fewer corners per kilometre than the typical 2026 circuit, where the calendar average is 3.2. Its last Grand Prix was in 1965.
Across 3 Grands Prix here, 2 different drivers have won. Jim Clark leads with 2 wins, and Lotus-Climax is the most successful team with 2. 2 of 3 races were won from pole position, and winners lined up P1.3 on the grid on average.
Where is Prince George Circuit located?
Prince George Circuit is located in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa.
When did Prince George Circuit first host a Formula 1 Grand Prix?
Prince George Circuit hosted its first Formula 1 Grand Prix in 1962.
How long is the Prince George Circuit circuit?
The Prince George Circuit circuit is 3.92 km long with 9 turns.
What is the lap record at Prince George Circuit?
The Formula 1 lap record at Prince George Circuit is 1:24.300, set by John Love in 1968.
Who has won the most races at Prince George Circuit?
Jim Clark leads all drivers with 2 wins at Prince George Circuit.