At every race weekend this year Toro Rosso asked Formula 1 fans to vote for their favourite part of each track and have put each component together to create the ultimate track.

There are some awesome corners and circuits on the F1 calendar and Toro Rosso has been asking fans to vote on their favourite sections of track all year.

Before each event, Toro Rosso put out a poll on Twitter asking fans to vote for the best collection of corners at F1 tracks.

Now, with the 2016 season now done and dusted, Toro Rosso has bundled all of the top-voted sections of race circuits from each race weekend together.

Now presenting the ‘Track Of My Dreams’ by F1 fans, or the ultimate F1 track in other words – featuring famous turns like Spa’s Eau Rouge/Raidillon, the Wall of Champions chicane in Canada and Suzuka’s S Curves.

It’s a pretty amazing track layout measuring 16 kilometres (9.9 miles), with a race distance only requiring 20 laps.

Although we have to wonder: Why no Swimming Pool chicane at Monaco? Where’s Maggots/Becketts/Chapel at Silverstone? Although, everyone will have their own opinions.

Nevertheless it’s a pretty cool year-long project from Toro Rosso and certainly makes for an interesting track layout.

Imagine if F1 actually raced on the circuit? That’d be something special, that’s for sure.

At every race weekend this year Toro Rosso asked Formula 1 fans to vote for their favourite part of each track and have put each component together to create the ultimate track.

There are some awesome corners and circuits on the F1 calendar and Toro Rosso has been asking fans to vote on their favourite sections of track all year.

Before each event, Toro Rosso put out a poll on Twitter asking fans to vote for the best collection of corners at F1 tracks.

Now, with the 2016 season now done and dusted, Toro Rosso has bundled all of the top-voted sections of race circuits from each race weekend together.

Now presenting the ‘Track Of My Dreams’ by F1 fans, or the ultimate F1 track in other words – featuring famous turns like Spa’s Eau Rouge/Raidillon, the Wall of Champions chicane in Canada and Suzuka’s S Curves.

It’s a pretty amazing track layout measuring 16 kilometres (9.9 miles), with a race distance only requiring 20 laps.

Although we have to wonder: Why no Swimming Pool chicane at Monaco? Where’s Maggots/Becketts/Chapel at Silverstone? Although, everyone will have their own opinions.

Nevertheless it’s a pretty cool year-long project from Toro Rosso and certainly makes for an interesting track layout.

Imagine if F1 actually raced on the circuit? That’d be something special, that’s for sure.