Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Located on Notre Dame Island in Montreal, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve has hosted the Canadian Grand Prix 45 times since its debut in 1978. Renowned for its challenging chicanes and the infamous "Wall of Champions," the semi-permanent track demands precision and rewards bravery. Its unique blend of high-speed sections and tight corners often leads to unpredictable races, making it a fan and driver favourite. The circuit's poignant history, named after Canada's legendary F1 driver, adds to its enduring appeal.
- First Race
- 1978
- Last Race
- 2026
- Total Races
- 45(rank 5)
Most driver wins
- 1stL. Hamilton7 wins
- 1stM. Schumacher7 wins
- 3rdN. Piquet3 wins
- 3rdM. Verstappen3 wins
- 5thS. Vettel2 wins
- 5thA. Senna2 wins
- 5thA. Jones2 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stM. Schumacher12 podiums
- 2ndL. Hamilton11 podiums
- 3rdS. Vettel6 podiums
- 3rdM. Verstappen6 podiums
- 5thR. Barrichello5 podiums
- 5thJ. Alesi5 podiums
- 5thA. Prost5 podiums
- 5thN. Piquet5 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stF. Alonso21 starts
- 2ndR. Barrichello18 starts
- 2ndM. Schumacher18 starts
- 4thL. Hamilton17 starts
- 5thK. Räikkönen16 starts
- 5thJ. Button16 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st11 wins
- 2nd9 wins
- 3rd7 wins
- 4th6 wins
- 5th5 wins