A Glimpse at the 2027 Formula 1 Calendar
The 2027 F1 calendar is packed with 24 races, including 10 Sprint events, stretching over five continents. Highlights include the return of Portugal and Türkiye, and a season finale in Abu Dhabi.
The 2027 Formula 1 calendar is officially out, and it promises a globetrotting adventure for teams and fans alike. With 24 Grands Prix lined up, the season kicks off with a Middle Eastern double header: Bahrain, followed by Saudi Arabia in March. This year, the calendar has been crafted with sustainability in mind, organizing races in a way that minimizes logistical challenges by grouping them geographically.
What's New in 2027?
This season will feature more Sprint events than ever before, increasing from six to ten. These condensed and action-packed formats have gained popularity, and fans will see them in Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Monaco, Abu Dhabi, Canada, Great Britain, Italy, Brazil, and Qatar.
The Journey Begins
After the Middle East, the circus heads to Australia for race three, marking the beginning of a triple header with Japan and China. Then, it’s over to North America, starting with the Miami Grand Prix. A strategic two-week gap follows before the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.
European Excursion
Monaco opens the European leg in June, with Portugal making a return after a two-year hiatus. The Algarve circuit, known for its technical challenges and stunning scenery, will host the Portuguese Grand Prix. Silverstone swaps dates with Austria, forming a double header with Belgium and Hungary before the summer break.
Returning Favorites
Post-summer, the iconic Monza hosts the Italian Grand Prix, paired with Spain's Madring circuit. Türkiye rejoins the calendar in a triple header with Azerbaijan and Singapore. Istanbul Park’s multi-apex Turn 8 will once again test the drivers' mettle.
Closing the Season
The season concludes with familiar faces: Austin, Mexico City, and Brazil precede the third U.S. race in Las Vegas. Finally, a Middle Eastern double header in Qatar and Abu Dhabi wraps up the year.
Testing and Preparation
With the new regulations already in place, pre-season testing is streamlined to a single four-day session in Bahrain. This efficiently prepares teams for the year ahead.
The 2027 F1 season is shaping up to be an exciting blend of tradition and innovation. With a mix of beloved circuits and new challenges, fans have plenty to look forward to as they follow their favorite teams and drivers around the world.