Jarama
Madrid, Spain · First GP: 1968
Jarama is a 2.059 mi circuit in Madrid, Spain, featuring 14 turns. It has hosted 9 Grand Prix races since 1968.
Track Specs
2.059 mi
Length
14
Turns
Lap Record
1:15.467
Alan Jones (1980)
GP History
9
Total Races
1
Race Title
Circuit Record Book
9
Total Races
8
Different Winners
2
Most Wins
N/A
Weather
Lap Record
Most Wins: Drivers
1977–1978
1968
1970
1972
1974
Most Wins: Constructors
1972–1978
1974–1981
1968
1970
1976
Longest Win Streak
Mario Andretti
2 consecutive wins (1977–1978)
Most recent winner: Gilles Villeneuve (1981, Ferrari)
Historical Winners
Circuit Analysis
Jarama is a permanent road course of 3.314 km with 14 turns, run anti-clockwise. A full Grand Prix here is 80 laps, or 265 km of racing. At 4.2 turns per kilometre it has more corners per kilometre than the typical 2026 circuit, where the calendar average is 3.2. Its last Grand Prix was in 1981.
Across 9 Grands Prix here, 8 different drivers have won. Mario Andretti leads with 2 wins, and Team Lotus is the most successful team with 3. 4 of 9 races were won from pole position, and winners lined up P2.8 on the grid on average. The lowest starting slot to win was P7, by Gilles Villeneuve in 1981.
Where is Jarama located?
Jarama is located in Madrid, Spain.
When did Jarama first host a Formula 1 Grand Prix?
Jarama hosted its first Formula 1 Grand Prix in 1968.
How long is the Jarama circuit?
The Jarama circuit is 3.314 km long with 14 turns.
What is the lap record at Jarama?
The Formula 1 lap record at Jarama is 1:15.467, set by Alan Jones in 1980.
Who has won the most races at Jarama?
Mario Andretti leads all drivers with 2 wins at Jarama.