What is the name of the Formula One circuit located in Baku, Azerbaijan?

The Formula One circuit in Baku, Azerbaijan, is called the Baku City Circuit.

Baku City Circuit is a temporary street circuit built around central Baku and the city’s waterfront boulevard. Designed by Hermann Tilke, it combines fast sections beside the Caspian Sea with a very narrow, slower passage through the historic old city. Its layout gives the circuit a distinctive contrast between high-speed racing and tight urban corners.

Formula One first raced at the venue in 2016, when it hosted the European Grand Prix. From 2017 onward, the same circuit became the home of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The track is known for long full-throttle runs, heavy braking zones and races that can change quickly after safety cars or incidents.

It is often confused with other street circuits. Marina Bay Street Circuit is in Singapore, Yas Marina Circuit is in Abu Dhabi, and Sochi Autodrom was in Russia. None of those venues is located in Azerbaijan.