Good tracks are Silverstone, Spa and Monza. Suzuka should be but it’s a bit narrow. Brazil usually creates a good race.
No coincidence that these are the older tracks that have evolved over 70 years.
Monaco of course cannot evolve and is the worst of the lot.
I liked Sepang, and Turkey was a decent track. Austin should create decent racing, and so should Baku.
Jeddah is downright dangerous. Bahrain is okay. Yas Marina is dull. Never been a great lover of Hockenheim since they shortened it but I do understand the reasoning there. Austria is a dull circuit, although its position and the stands make it a good spectacle. Singapore is virtually impossible to overtake - a sweaty and humid Monaco.
Mexico has emasculated the best corner on the circuit for a fiddly bit for safety reasons. Barcelona gets credit for being better than Valencia was.
The post Senna changes to Tamburello have ruined the best bit of Imola but without redirecting a river it would be impossible to have a safe runoff in the old configuration.
France needs a decent circuit. Magny Cours was shite and Paul Rickard combines being shite with being eye bleeding to watch.
Zandvoort should have been magnificent but it is miles too narrow.
Hungaroring is an odd one. Usually a bore fest but then randomly chucks out a classic race every so often.
Canada is pretty decent and does have overtaking but is also often about brake and tyre management as it is 20 seconds full beams, screech to second gear, rinse, repeat.
Albert Park Melbourne is sort of okay but I struggle to remember a good race. If safety concerns could be addressed (utterly impossible sadly) I would love to see F1 at Mount Panorama!
Mugello was fantastic in 2020 and I would love to see F1 return there. Same with Portimao.
Shanghai is a decent circuit but it feels like aeons since we have seen it.
