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Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Montréal, Canada · First GP: 1978

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is a 2.710 mi circuit in Montréal, Canada, featuring 14 turns. It has hosted 44 Grand Prix races since 1978.

Track Layout

Track Specs

2.710 mi

Length

14

Turns

Clockwise

Direction

18 m

Altitude

Lap Record

1:13.078

Valtteri Bottas (2019)

Typical Race Weather (June)

71.6°F

Avg Temp

65%

Humidity

3.15 in

Rainfall

40%

Rain Chance

GP History

44

Total Races

1

Race Title

2031

Contract Until

Canadian Grand Prix1978–1986, 1988–2008, 2010–2019, 2022–2025

Circuit Record Book

45

Total Races

26

Different Winners

7

Most Wins

Occasional rain

Weather

Lap Record

1:13.078Valtteri Bottas (2019)

Most Wins: Drivers

1
Michael Schumacher7

1994–2004

2
Lewis Hamilton7

2007–2019

3
Nelson Piquet3

1982–1991

4
Max Verstappen3

2022–2024

5
Alan Jones2

1979–1980

Most Wins: Constructors

1
Ferrari11

1978–2018

2
McLaren9

1988–2012

3
Williams7

1979–2001

4
Mercedes6

2015–2026

5
Red Bull5

2013–2024

Longest Win Streak

Michael Schumacher

3 consecutive wins (2002–2004)

Lewis Hamilton: 3 wins (2015–2017)

Max Verstappen: 3 wins (2022–2024)

Alan Jones: 2 wins (1979–1980)

Race Weather Profile

Rain probability40%
Avg temp71.6°F
Humidity65%
Rainfall3.15 in

Most recent winner: Kimi Antonelli (2026, Mercedes)

Historical Winners

YearRaceWinnerConstructor
2026Canadian Grand PrixKimi AntonelliMercedes
2025Canadian Grand PrixGeorge RussellMercedes
2024Canadian Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed Bull
2023Canadian Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed Bull
2022Canadian Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed Bull
2019Canadian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedes
2018Canadian Grand PrixSebastian VettelFerrari
2017Canadian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedes
2016Canadian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedes
2015Canadian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedes
2014Canadian Grand PrixDaniel RicciardoRed Bull
2013Canadian Grand PrixSebastian VettelRed Bull
2012Canadian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMcLaren
2011Canadian Grand PrixJenson ButtonMcLaren
2010Canadian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMcLaren
2008Canadian Grand PrixRobert KubicaBMW Sauber
2007Canadian Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMcLaren
2006Canadian Grand PrixFernando AlonsoRenault
2005Canadian Grand PrixKimi RäikkönenMcLaren
2004Canadian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherFerrari
2003Canadian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherFerrari
2002Canadian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherFerrari
2001Canadian Grand PrixRalf SchumacherWilliams
2000Canadian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherFerrari
1999Canadian Grand PrixMika HäkkinenMcLaren
1998Canadian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherFerrari
1997Canadian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherFerrari
1996Canadian Grand PrixDamon HillWilliams
1995Canadian Grand PrixJean AlesiFerrari
1994Canadian Grand PrixMichael SchumacherBenetton
1993Canadian Grand PrixAlain ProstWilliams
1992Canadian Grand PrixGerhard BergerMcLaren
1991Canadian Grand PrixNelson PiquetBenetton
1990Canadian Grand PrixAyrton SennaMcLaren
1989Canadian Grand PrixThierry BoutsenWilliams
1988Canadian Grand PrixAyrton SennaMcLaren
1986Canadian Grand PrixNigel MansellWilliams
1985Canadian Grand PrixMichele AlboretoFerrari
1984Canadian Grand PrixNelson PiquetBrabham
1983Canadian Grand PrixRené ArnouxFerrari
1982Canadian Grand PrixNelson PiquetBrabham
1981Canadian Grand PrixJacques LaffiteLigier
1980Canadian Grand PrixAlan JonesWilliams
1979Canadian Grand PrixAlan JonesWilliams
1978Canadian Grand PrixGilles VilleneuveFerrari

Circuit Analysis

At 3.2 turns per kilometre it has a corner density close to the 2026 average, where the calendar average is 3.2. It is on the 2026 calendar.

Our race model rates it as an average circuit for overtaking, which shapes how much qualifying position is worth here.

Across 45 Grands Prix here, 26 different drivers have won. Michael Schumacher leads with 7 wins, and Ferrari is the most successful team with 11. 22 of 45 races were won from pole position, and winners lined up P2.6 on the grid on average. The lowest starting slot to win was P10, by Jacques Laffite in 1981. Since 2016, 16% of starters here have failed to finish (9 races).

Race weekends here have historically fallen in June, with an average of 22°C, 65% humidity and a 40% chance of rain. Wind averages 20 km/h.

Where is Circuit Gilles Villeneuve located?

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is located in Montréal, Canada.

When did Circuit Gilles Villeneuve first host a Formula 1 Grand Prix?

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve hosted its first Formula 1 Grand Prix in 1978.

How long is the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve circuit?

The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve circuit is 4.361 km long with 14 turns.

What is the lap record at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve?

The Formula 1 lap record at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is 1:13.078, set by Valtteri Bottas in 2019.

Who has won the most races at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve?

Lewis Hamilton leads all drivers with 7 wins at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.