The 2026 Formula 1 World Championship runs to 24 Grands Prix, opening under the lights of a new era in Melbourne on 8 March and closing at Abu Dhabi on 6 December. It is one of the longest seasons in the sport's history, and the first run to the sweeping 2026 regulations.
Two changes stand out on the map. Madrid joins the calendar for the first time with a race at the new Madring circuit in September, while Imola drops off after several years back on the schedule. Six weekends are sprint events — China, Miami, Canada, Britain, the Netherlands and Singapore — each adding a short Saturday race and its own points on offer.
01
Australian Grand Prix
Melbourne · Albert Park
Sun 8 Mar
02
Chinese Grand Prix
Shanghai International Circuit
Sun 15 Mar
Sprint
03
Japanese Grand Prix
Suzuka
Sun 29 Mar
04
Bahrain Grand Prix
Sakhir · Bahrain Int. Circuit
Sun 12 Apr
05
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Jeddah Corniche Circuit
Sun 19 Apr
06
Miami Grand Prix
Miami International Autodrome
Sun 3 May
Sprint
07
Canadian Grand Prix
Montréal · Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Sun 24 May
Sprint
08
Monaco Grand Prix
Circuit de Monaco
Sun 7 Jun
09
Spanish Grand Prix
Barcelona-Catalunya
Sun 14 Jun
10
Austrian Grand Prix
Spielberg · Red Bull Ring
Sun 28 Jun
11
British Grand Prix
Silverstone
Sun 5 Jul
Sprint
12
Belgian Grand Prix
Spa-Francorchamps
Sun 19 Jul
13
Hungarian Grand Prix
Budapest · Hungaroring
Sun 26 Jul
14
Dutch Grand Prix
Zandvoort
Sun 23 Aug
Sprint
15
Italian Grand Prix
Monza
Sun 6 Sep
16
Madrid Grand Prix
Madrid · Madring (new venue)
Sun 13 Sep
17
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Baku City Circuit
Sun 26 Sep
18
Singapore Grand Prix
Marina Bay Street Circuit
Sun 11 Oct
Sprint
19
United States Grand Prix
Austin · Circuit of the Americas
Sun 25 Oct
20
Mexico City Grand Prix
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
Sun 1 Nov
21
São Paulo Grand Prix
Interlagos
Sun 8 Nov
22
Las Vegas Grand Prix
Las Vegas Strip Circuit
Sun 22 Nov
23
Qatar Grand Prix
Lusail International Circuit
Sun 29 Nov
24
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Yas Marina Circuit
Sun 6 Dec
Dates show the race day (Sunday) and are subject to final confirmation and any in-season changes by Formula 1 and the FIA. Sprint weekends carry an additional short race on the Saturday.