Let's be honest, this isn't one of the F1 venues to immediately get the heart pumping.
Still, the Lusail International Circuit has hosted plenty of fun since hosting its first grand prix in 2021. It also feels like a track that F1 has had to put effort into making it work.
On the outskirts of the Qatari capital, Doha, Lusail International Circuit was built in 2004 with Moto GP in mind, and you can see those motorcycle influences with its fast flow and predominantly medium and high-speed corners.
The race today will be under floodlights and that means cooling temperatures, with Turn 1 one of the primary overtaking spots.
Here are the key facts from Lusail:
There's more to read on the Qatar track through Madeline Coleman's circuit breakdown, which you can enjoy with the link below.