Formula 1 — 2026 Season

📅 March 6–8, 2026

📍 Melbourne, Australia

🏁 Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit

💡 The Australian Grand Prix opens the 2026 season in the green surroundings of Albert Park, just a few kilometres from central Melbourne.

📅 March 13–15, 2026

📍 Shanghai, China

🏁 Shanghai International Circuit

💡 A modern circuit known for its spectacular layout, located on the outskirts of one of Asia's largest cities.

📅 March 27–29, 2026

📍 Suzuka, Japan

🏁 Suzuka International Racing Course

💡 Suzuka is one of Formula 1's most iconic circuits, famous for its figure-eight layout and the incredible atmosphere created by its passionate fans.

📅 April 10–12, 2026

📍 Sakhir, Bahrain

🏁 Bahrain International Circuit

💡 Originally scheduled as part of the 2026 calendar, the Bahrain Grand Prix was cancelled and did not take place this season.

📅 April 17–19, 2026

📍 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

🏁 Jeddah Corniche Circuit

💡 Originally scheduled to take place on the fast Jeddah street circuit, this round of the 2026 championship was cancelled and did not take place.

📅 May 1–3, 2026

📍 Miami, Florida, United States

🏁 Miami International Autodrome

💡 A Grand Prix in the heart of Miami's vibrant atmosphere, raced around Hard Rock Stadium and ideal for combining a Formula 1 weekend with a few days exploring Florida.

📅 May 22–24, 2026

📍 Montreal, Quebec, Canada

🏁 Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve

💡 Located on Île Notre-Dame, Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve offers the chance to experience Formula 1 just minutes from downtown Montreal.

📅 June 5–7, 2026

📍 Monte Carlo, Monaco

🏁 Circuit de Monaco

💡 One of Formula 1's most legendary events, raced through the streets of the principality between the harbour, city buildings and the famous corners of Monte Carlo.

📅 June 12–14, 2026

📍 Montmeló, near Barcelona, Spain

🏁 Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

💡 Located close to Barcelona, the circuit makes it easy to combine a Formula 1 weekend with a few days exploring the Catalan capital.

📅 June 26–28, 2026

📍 Spielberg, Styria, Austria

🏁 Red Bull Ring

💡 Nestled among the green landscapes of Styria, the Red Bull Ring is a fast and compact circuit surrounded by mountains.

📅 July 3–5, 2026

📍 Silverstone, England, United Kingdom

🏁 Silverstone Circuit

💡 A historic home of Formula 1, Silverstone has been part of the championship since its earliest days and remains one of the most popular events of the season.

📅 July 17–19, 2026

📍 Stavelot, Belgium

🏁 Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

💡 Set in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, Spa-Francorchamps is one of the most spectacular circuits on the calendar, famous for its elevation changes and the legendary Eau Rouge and Raidillon sequence.

📅 July 24–26, 2026

📍 Mogyoród, near Budapest, Hungary

🏁 Hungaroring

💡 Located just a few kilometres from Budapest, the Hungaroring is known for its twisty layout and makes it easy to combine a Formula 1 weekend with a stay in the Hungarian capital.

📅 August 21–23, 2026

📍 Zandvoort, Netherlands

🏁 Circuit Zandvoort

💡 Set among the dunes of the Dutch coast, Zandvoort offers an especially intense atmosphere and is located within easy reach of Amsterdam.

📅 September 4–6, 2026

📍 Monza, Lombardy, Italy

🏁 Autodromo Nazionale Monza

💡 Known as the Temple of Speed, Monza is one of Formula 1's most historic circuits and one of the major European events of the season.

📅 September 11–13, 2026

📍 Madrid, Spain

🏁 Madring

💡 Madrid hosts its new Grand Prix in 2026 on a circuit developed around the IFEMA district, adding another major European capital to the Formula 1 calendar.

📅 September 24–26, 2026

📍 Baku, Azerbaijan

🏁 Baku City Circuit

💡 Baku's street circuit runs through the historic city centre and along the capital's wide avenues, featuring one of the longest straights on the Formula 1 calendar.

📅 October 9–11, 2026

📍 Marina Bay, Singapore

🏁 Marina Bay Street Circuit

💡 Raced at night in the heart of Singapore, this Grand Prix offers one of the most spectacular urban settings of the entire Formula 1 season.

📅 October 23–25, 2026

📍 Austin, Texas, United States

🏁 Circuit of the Americas

💡 The Circuit of the Americas hosts Formula 1 in a lively Texan atmosphere, just outside the city of Austin.

📅 October 30 – November 1, 2026

📍 Mexico City, Mexico

🏁 Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

💡 Located more than 2,000 metres above sea level, the Mexico City circuit is particularly famous for passing through the former baseball stadium, now transformed into spectacular grandstands.

📅 November 6–8, 2026

📍 São Paulo, Brazil

🏁 Autódromo José Carlos Pace — Interlagos

💡 Interlagos is one of the championship's historic circuits, known for its undulating layout, anti-clockwise direction and often unpredictable races.

📅 November 19–21, 2026

📍 Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

🏁 Las Vegas Strip Circuit

💡 Raced at night in the heart of Las Vegas, the circuit runs along part of the famous Strip, surrounded by hotels, casinos and dazzling lights.

📅 November 27–29, 2026

📍 Lusail, Qatar

🏁 Lusail International Circuit

💡 Located north of Doha, the Lusail circuit hosts one of the final rounds of the season under the floodlights.

📅 December 4–6, 2026

📍 Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

🏁 Yas Marina Circuit

💡 Traditionally the final race of the season, Abu Dhabi hosts the last Grand Prix of 2026 at Yas Marina Circuit, with the race starting in daylight and finishing under the floodlights.

A Grand Prix usually takes place over three days, from Friday to Sunday. The schedule generally includes practice sessions, qualifying and the race, although the format can vary during Sprint weekends.

It is best to book as early as possible, especially for the most popular Grands Prix. The best seating categories and accommodation close to the circuit can be booked several months in advance.

This depends on the Grand Prix and the ticketing options offered by the organiser. Some circuits sell single-day tickets, while others mainly offer packages covering several days of the race weekend.

Access varies greatly depending on the destination. Some circuits are close to a major city or accessible by public transport, while others may require a train, shuttle bus, car or dedicated transfer. Always check the transport options before travelling.

Yes. Dates, schedules or individual rounds can change during the season. Before booking your trip, always check the latest information published by Formula 1 and the organiser of the relevant Grand Prix.