The 2026 Formula 1 calendar has been unveiled, and it features a major change: Imola is out, while Madrid makes its debut. Spain will now host two Grands Prix, while Italy will retain only one race—Monza—scheduled for early September.
The season kicks off in Melbourne, Australia, over the weekend of March 8–10, and will wrap up in Abu Dhabi on December 6. The layout of the season has been carefully planned to optimize logistics, reduce travel costs, and limit environmental impact. The calendar starts in Oceania, moves quickly to East Asia and the Gulf (with Bahrain and Riyadh strategically placed to avoid Ramadan), then crosses into North America before settling into a long European stretch from June to September.
Full 2026 F1 Calendar:
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Melbourne, Australia (March 8–10)
Shanghai, China (March 13–15)
Suzuka, Japan (March 27–29)
Sakhir, Bahrain (April 10–12)
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (April 17–19)
Miami, USA (May 1–3)
Montreal, Canada (May 22–24)
Monaco, Monte Carlo (June 5–7)
Barcelona, Spain (June 12–14)
Spielberg, Austria (June 26–28)
Silverstone, UK (July 3–5)
Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium (July 17–19)
Budapest, Hungary (July 24–26)
Zandvoort, Netherlands (August 21–23)
Monza, Italy (September 4–6)
Madrid, Spain (September 11–13)
Baku, Azerbaijan (September 25–27)
Marina Bay, Singapore (October 9–11)
Austin, USA (October 23–25)
Mexico City, Mexico (October 30–November 1)
Interlagos, Brazil (November 6–8)
Las Vegas, USA (November 19–21)
Lusail, Qatar (November 27–29)
Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi (December 4–6)
