Formula 1 and FIA announced the entire calendar for the F1 2026 season with a date exposed to Madrid’s debut. The 2026 campaign will begin the Australian Grand Prix on the weekend of 6 to 8. March and ends the Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi from 4 to 6 December. Next year, the campaign will record new technical regulations and 100 percent of advanced sustainable fuels will appear in the game.
In the 2026 season, the races will be carried out on five of the seven continents in the world. A new addition to the calendar is the Madrid race, which is expected to take over the Spanish Grand Prix from Barcelona in the coming seasons. The race in the Spanish capital will be made during the weekend of 11 to 13. September.
F1 2025: The whole calendar and everything you need to know
The geographical flow of races in the calendar has improved for the next year, while the Canadian general practitioner after the Miami race on the weekend of 22.-24. May. This change also created a consolidated European leg for the season, which will start with Monaco in June and in September sets out to Madrid GP.
The 2026 season will also see Ford, partnership with Red Bull and Audi, and Cadillac also gets into the grid.
Formula 1 2026 season: complete schedule
March
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6 – 8 March – Australia (Melbourne)
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13. – 15th March – China (Shanghai)
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27. – 29 March – Japan (Suzuka)
April
May
June
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– June 7 – June 7 – Monaco (Monaco)
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12. – 14 June -Spain (Barcelona-Catalunya)
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26 – 28th June – Austria (Spielberg)
July
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3 – 5 July – Great Britain (Silverstone)
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– July 19 – July 19 -Belgie (spa-Frenchchamps)
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– July 26 – Hungary (Budapest)
August
September
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4th – 6th September – Italy (Monza)
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11 – 13. September – Spain (Madrid)
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25. – 27. September – Azerbaijan (Baku)
October
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9 – 11 October – Singapore (Singapore)
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23 – 25 October – United States (Austin)
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October 30 – November – Mexico (Mexico City)
November
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6 – 8 November – Brazil (Sat Paulo)
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19 – 21 November – United States (Las Vegas)
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27. – 29 November – Qatar (lust).
December
Published on:
10th June 2025
