F1 records

Biggest track-temperature swing in a race

Difference between the highest and lowest track temperature during the race (2018+).

First on the list is Mexico City Grand Prix with 51 °C.

  1. 1Mexico City Grand Prix202651 °C
  2. 2Azerbaijan Grand Prix202648.1 °C
  3. 3Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia202645.9 °C
  4. 4Singapore Grand Prix202645.3 °C
  5. 5Brazilian Grand Prix202643.6 °C
  6. 6United States Grand Prix202639.3 °C
  7. 7French Grand Prix202223.7 °C
  8. 8Monaco Grand Prix202321.1 °C
  9. 9Miami Grand Prix202319.7 °C
  10. 10Monaco Grand Prix202617.9 °C
  11. 11British Grand Prix202417.2 °C
  12. 12São Paulo Grand Prix202316.6 °C
  13. 13Australian Grand Prix202316.2 °C
  14. 14Hungarian Grand Prix202115.9 °C
  15. 15Monaco Grand Prix202215.8 °C
  16. 15São Paulo Grand Prix202215.8 °C
  17. 17Spanish Grand Prix202315.7 °C
  18. 18German Grand Prix201814.2 °C
  19. 19São Paulo Grand Prix202113.6 °C
  20. 20Mexican Grand Prix201813.4 °C
  21. 21Las Vegas Grand Prix202512.8 °C
  22. 22Mexico City Grand Prix202312.7 °C
  23. 23Brazilian Grand Prix201912.6 °C
  24. 24Chinese Grand Prix202512.5 °C
  25. 25Dutch Grand Prix202612.4 °C

Data up to the Brazilian Grand Prix 2026. See all records