F1 2026 Calendar

FIA have officially released the 2026 calendar for the FIA Formula One World Championship with the addition of both Formula 2 and Formula 3 race schedules, with changes to the season's order, technical regulations and fuel allowances.

Formula One

The Formula One 2026 season will begin in Australia beginning on the weekend of March 06-08, expanding across 24 races in 5 out of the 7 continents.

Ramadan will take place throughout February and March of 2026, which will result in the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will be held in April continuing from the 2025 season.

The race calendar witnesses changes to the geographical format, helping to create a precise flow across continents. For this reason, the Monaco Grand Prix has been moved from the bank holiday weekend to June 05-07 with the Canadian race taking its place after the Miami Grand Prix, making transport of equipment more efficient.

This creates a larger European leg across summer months, which will also include Madrid F1 debut replacing Imola.

In addition to this, Zandvoort has already confirmed that it will host a sprint event for its final F1 weekend before leaving the Formula One calendar at the end of the season. Whilst the other 5 sprint races will be confirmed closer to the season start.

The season will end in Abu Dhabi on December 04-06, where it has been hosted for the majority of years since 2009 with a contract for the last race of the season expiring in 2030.

Full F1 2026 Race Calendar:

Mar 06-08 - Australia - Melbourne

Mar 13-15 - China - Shanghai

Mar 27-29 - Japan - Suzuka

Apr 10-12 - Bahrain - Sakhir

Apr 17-19 - Saudi Arabia - Jeddah

May 01-03 - USA - Miami

May 22-24 - Canada - Montreal

Jun 05-07 - Monaco - Monaco

Jun 12-14 - Spain - Barcelona-Catalunya

Jun 26-28 - Austria - Spielberg

Jul 03-05 - Great Britain - Silverstone

Jul 17-19 - Belgium - Spa Francorchamps

Jul 24-26 - Hungary - Budapest

Aug 21-23 - Netherlands - Zandvoort

Sep 04-06 - Italy - Monza

Sep 11-13 - Spain - Madrid

Sep 25-27 - Azerbaijan - Baku

Oct 09-11 - Singapore - Singapore

Oct 23-25 - USA - Austin

Oct 30-Nov 01 - Mexico - Mexico City

Nov 06-08 - Brazil - São Paulo

Nov 19-21 - USA - Las Vegas

Nov 27-29 - Qatar - Lusail

Dec 04-06 - Abu Dhabi - Yas Marina

Formula Two

The Formula Two 2026 season will comprise of 14 rounds across 13 countries, each round will have 11 teams, 22 drivers and 2 races each (a Sprint race and a Feature race). This creates a total of 28 races across the season.

The season will kick off in Australia at the beginning of March and will continue through until December where it will conclude in Abu Dhabi.

Full F2 2026 Race Calendar:

Mar 06-08 - Australia - Melbourne

Apr 10-12 - Bahrain - Sakhir

Apr 17-19 - Saudi Arabia - Jeddah

Jun 05-07 - Monaco - Monaco

Jun 12-14 - Spain - Barcelona-Catalunya

Jun 26-28 - Austria - Spielberg

Jul 03-05 - Great Britain - Silverstone

Jul 17-19 - Belgium - Spa Francorchamps

Jul 24-26 - Hungary - Budapest

Sep 04-06 - Italy - Monza

Sep 11-13 - Spain - Madrid

Sep 25-27 - Azerbaijan - Baku

Nov 27-29 - Qatar - Lusail

Dec 04-06 - Abu Dhabi - Yas Marina

Formula Three

The Formula Three 2026 season will host 10 rounds across the season, each round containing 10 teams, 30 drivers and 2 races each (a Sprint and a Feature race). Creating a total of 20 races across the season.

The season will kick off in Australia at the beginning of March and will continue through until September where the newest race venue, Madrid, will host the final race of the 2026 season.

Full F3 2026 Race Calendar:

Mar 06-08 - Australia - Melbourne

Apr 10-12 - Bahrain - Sakhir

Jun 05-07 - Monaco - Monaco

Jun 12-14 - Spain - Barcelona-Catalunya

Jun 26-28 - Austria - Spielberg

Jul 03-05 - Great Britain - Silverstone

Jul 17-19 - Belgium - Spa Francorchamps

Jul 24-26 - Hungary - Budapest

Sep 04-06 - Italy - Monza

Sep 11-13 - Spain - Madrid