The Iconic Suzuka Experience

Few circuits are as instantly recognizable as the Suzuka Circuit. Nestled in Mie Prefecture, Japan, this track challenges racers with its unique figure-eight layout. Did you know Suzuka is the only major international racing venue shaped this way?

Racing Facts: Suzuka's Storied Past

1. The Legendary '130R'

The corner called '130R' strikes awe in every driver's heart. Even experienced pros like Fernando and Lewis have called this high-speed left-hander one of the true tests of courage.

2. Home to Decisive Battles

Suzuka has hosted countless championship-deciding races. In 2011, Sebastian clinched a world title here—an unforgettable moment for fans.

3. Rain Drama

Japanese weather often brings drama. Wet races at Suzuka have seen drivers like Max and Charles master slippery conditions, earning respect among their peers.

4. Debuts and Records

Ayrton made headlines at Suzuka with epic duels, and Kimi pulled off an iconic last-lap overtake here in 2005 after starting far back in the field.

5. Fan Culture

The Japanese fans are world-famous for enthusiasm and homemade driver tributes, creating an atmosphere that every racer treasures.

Inspiring Decor

A 3D-printed Suzuka Circuit model, framed in black or oak, brings racing heritage to any interior. Its compact 20x30 cm size and eco-friendly materials fit man caves or offices, delivering motorsport flair with subtlety.

Handcrafted in the Netherlands

Racingoutlines, a Dutch duo with in-house 3D printers, captures Suzuka’s legacy in detailed art. Each frame gently honors racing’s legends with specifications, history, and a map background—perfect for any true enthusiast’s wall.