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Circuit Zolder

🇧🇪 Belgium · F1 1973–1984

Circuit Zolder latest Formula 1 layout

The story of the circuit

Circuit Zolder

Circuit Zolder is a permanent racing circuit in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium. Its latest Formula 1 configuration documented here measures 4.262 km, includes 10 turns and is driven clockwise.

Circuit Zolder's World Championship story begins in 1973. Race Archive follows the venue through 10 represented F1 seasons and 2 historical layouts, up to 1984, showing how the track and its role in the championship evolved over time.

Latest F1 configuration

Track identity

Length: 4.262 km
Turns: 10
Circuit type: permanent racing circuit
Direction: clockwise
F1 debut: 1973
Latest F1 season: 1984
Seasons represented: 10
Archive layouts: 2

Length, turns, type and direction refer to the latest Formula 1 configuration documented for this venue; historical layouts can differ.

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Historical layouts

2 historical layouts

Circuit Zolder layout used in 1973

Layout 1

1973

Used in: 1973

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Circuit Zolder layout used in 1975-1982,1984

Latest archive layout

1975-1982,1984

Used in: 1975-1982,1984

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1950–2026