How much travel do F1 drivers do in a season?

Formula 1 drivers travel extensively throughout the season. They move from race to race, often across multiple continents, with each season typically involving 20 to 23 race weekends.

Drivers and teams travel around 40,000 to 50,000 miles (64,000 to 80,000 km) during a season, depending on the locations of races. The calendar includes circuits in North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

• Travel involves flights, team transport, and accommodations, which are carefully organized by logistics teams.
• The distances covered can be comparable to international business trips spanning several continents.
• Drivers spend a significant portion of the season on the move, impacting their routines and fitness routines.

This extensive travel is a core part of F1's global reach, requiring drivers and teams to adapt quickly to different climates and time zones.

References: FIA; Formula 1 official calendar; Motorsport.com