Formula-1 published a racing calendar for the 2026 season

Formula-1 and FIA showed what the calendar of the next season of the Queen of Motor Sports will look like.

The Grand Prix schedule was published on the series website.

As before, the 2026 campaign will consist of 24 races. This will be the first season with the new technical regulations and using 100% environmentally friendly fuel.

The season will traditionally open the stage in Australia (March 6-8), and will close the no less traditional weekend in Abu Dhabi (December 4-6). For the whole year, Formula-1 will visit five of the seven continents of the world.

Due to the fact that in 2026 Ramadan will last all February and March, the Grand Prix of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia will be again held in April.

Another improvement of the calendar for the sake of more convenient logistics is also noted. After two stages in North America (Mayai and Canada) in May, F-1 will travel Europe until mid-September throughout the summer.

The calendar, as previously reported, will disappear in Imola, which will be replaced by a new race in Madrid.

Australia Grand Prix (Melbourne)-March 6-8;

China Grand Prix (Shanghai)-March 13-15;

Grand Prix of Japan (Suzuka)-March 27-29;

Bahrain Grand Prix (Sakhir)-April 10-12;

Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia (Jedda)-April 17-19;

US Grand Prix (Mayami)-May 1-3;

Canada Grand Prix (Montreal)-May 22-24;

Monaco Grand Prix (Monte Carlo)-June 5-7;

Grand Prix of Spain (Barcelona)-June 12-14;

Austria Grand Prix (Schlberg)-June 26-28;

Grand Prix of Great Britain (Silverstone)-July 3-5;

Grand Prix of Belgium (SPA-Frankorsham)-July 17-19;

Hungary Grand Prix (Budapest)-July 24-26;
Summer break

Grand Prix of the Netherlands (Zandworth)-August 21-23;

Italy Grand Prix (Monks)-September 4-6;

Grand Prix of Spain (Madrid)-September 11-13;

Grand Prix of Azerbaijan (Baku)-September 25-26;

Singapore Grand Prix (Singapore)-October 9-11;

US Grand Prix (Austin)-October 23-25;

Mexico Grand Prix (Mexico City)-October 30-November 30;

Grand Prix of Brazil (San Paulo)-November 6-8;

US Grand Prix (Las Vegas)-November 19-21;

Catala Grand Prix (Lusal)-November 27-29;

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Maryna Ias)-December 4-6.

We will remind that this week in Canada will take place the tenth stage of the formula 1 of the season 2025.

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