The Jeddah Corniche Circuit arrived on the Formula One calendar in 2021 as Saudi Arabia's first Grand Prix, laid out on reclaimed waterfront beside the Red Sea north of the port city. At 6.174 km it ranks among the longest laps in the sport — third on the current calendar behind Spa-Francorchamps and Las Vegas — yet it squeezes 27 turns into a narrow coastal strip designed by Carsten Tilke and Formula 1's own motorsport team. Average lap speeds push past 250 km/h, which makes it the fastest street circuit in Grand Prix history: flowing kinks and triple DRS zones where most urban tracks trade pace for barriers. The poster strips that layout to essentials — a single blue outline inside a circle, the word JEDDAH in outlined capitals, and the tagline Corner poetry that the track earns every March under the lights.