2026 Formula 1 Calendar
Season overview
The season opens in Australia on 8 March and closes in Abu Dhabi on 6 December, giving a long campaign with back-to-back icons and classic venues. The 2026 calendar includes three races in the United States (Miami, Austin and Las Vegas), multiple European staples such as Monaco, Silverstone and Monza, and night city events like Jeddah and Singapore.
How to use this calendar
Bookmark this page or copy the table into your planner. Each row lists the round number, Grand Prix name, circuit and the official race date — ideal for social posts, travel planning or building race previews and team guides.
Full calendar
| Round | Grand Prix | Circuit | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Australian GP | Albert Park | 8 Mar |
| 2 | Chinese GP | Shanghai International Circuit | 15 Mar |
| 3 | Japanese GP | Suzuka Circuit | 29 Mar |
| 4 | Bahrain GP | Bahrain International Circuit | 12 Apr |
| 5 | Saudi Arabian GP | Jeddah Street Circuit | 19 Apr |
| 6 | Miami GP | Miami International Autodrome | 3 May |
| 7 | Canadian GP | Circuit Gilles Villeneuve | 24 May |
| 8 | Monaco GP | Circuit de Monaco | 7 Jun |
| 9 | Barcelona GP | Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya | 14 Jun |
| 10 | Austrian GP | Red Bull Ring | 28 Jun |
| 11 | British GP | Silverstone | 5 Jul |
| 12 | Belgian GP | Spa-Francorchamps | 19 Jul |
| 13 | Hungarian GP | Hungaroring | 26 Jul |
| 14 | Dutch GP | Circuit Zandvoort | 23 Aug |
| 15 | Italian GP | Autodromo Nazionale Monza | 6 Sep |
| 16 | Spanish GP | Circuito de Madring | 13 Sep |
| 17 | Azerbaijan GP | Baku City Circuit | 26 Sep |
| 18 | Singapore GP | Marina Bay Street Circuit | 11 Oct |
| 19 | United States GP | Circuit of the Americas | 25 Oct |
| 20 | Mexican GP | Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez | 1 Nov |
| 21 | Brazilian GP | Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace (Interlagos) | 8 Nov |
| 22 | Las Vegas GP | Las Vegas Street Circuit | 22 Nov |
| 23 | Qatar GP | Lusail International Circuit | 29 Nov |
| 24 | Abu Dhabi GP | Yas Marina Circuit | 6 Dec |
Quick facts
- Total rounds: 24
- Season span: 8 March – 6 December
- Multiple races in the same country: Spain (two events listed), USA (three events)
- Classic circuits included: Suzuka, Monza, Silverstone, Spa and Monaco
Use the table above for schedules, fan meetups, travel planning or embedding in race previews.
Expect unpredictability from the opener in Australia – the new cars’ lower drag and higher efficiency could level the field, making every corner a potential upset. Sprint weekends return with six high-stakes short races, adding extra qualifying drama and bonus points to fuel the early fights.
Highlights of the 2026 F1 season
The schedule starts strong with back-to-back Asia-Pacific openers in Melbourne and Shanghai, giving teams early data on the new cars’ efficiency in diverse conditions. The traditional Japanese classic at Suzuka follows, where the flowing layout will test the limits of the active aero systems.
Spring brings desert duels in Bahrain and Jeddah, before the Americas triple-header ramps up the energy with Miami’s glamorous sprint, Montreal’s wall-lined drama and Monaco’s glittering jewel. Summer heats up in Europe with the high-speed trio of Barcelona, Spielberg and Silverstone – the latter a sprint that always delivers British fireworks.
The mid-season European swing peaks at Monza’s roaring Temple of Speed and the potential Spanish innovation at Madring, before heading east to Baku’s castle walls and Singapore’s night-time spectacle. The triple US assault in Austin, Mexico and Las Vegas offers stateside fans a feast, culminating in the emotional Interlagos charge.
As the Formula 1 calendar winds down in Lusail and Yas Marina, expect late-season surprises – the new regulations could flip the hierarchy multiple times before the chequered flag. With 24 races blending tradition and innovation, 2026 is set to be the most thrilling F1 season in years. Which Grand Prix are you most excited for?
