2026 Calendar
The Circuits
Twenty-four rounds across five continents. Filter by region or by the character of the track, then open any circuit for the full picture.
24 rounds shown
Australian Grand Prix
Albert Park Circuit
Melbourne, Australia
Capital: Canberra
A parkland street circuit around a lake that opens the season with fast, flowing corners and very little run-off.
Chinese Grand Prix
Shanghai International Circuit
Shanghai, China
Capital: Beijing
Famous for its endless opening corner sequence and one of the longest straights on the calendar.
Japanese Grand Prix
Suzuka International Racing Course
Suzuka, Japan
Capital: Tokyo
A figure-of-eight layout widely regarded as the finest driver's circuit in the world, with rhythm-critical esses.
Bahrain Grand Prix
Bahrain International Circuit
Sakhir, Bahrain
Capital: Manama
A desert circuit run under floodlights, where heavy braking zones and abrasive asphalt make tyre management decisive.
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Jeddah Corniche Circuit
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Capital: Riyadh
The fastest street circuit in Formula 1, with walls lining a near-continuous sequence of flat-out kinks.
Miami Grand Prix
Miami International Autodrome
Miami Gardens, United States
Capital: Washington, D.C.
A temporary layout around a stadium complex, mixing long straights with a slow, twisting middle section.
Canadian Grand Prix
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Montreal, Canada
Capital: Ottawa
A low-grip island circuit of straights and chicanes, where the exit wall at the final corner has caught out champions.
Monaco Grand Prix
Circuit de Monaco
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Capital: Monaco
The most famous street race in the world, run through narrow city roads where qualifying often decides the result.
Spanish Grand Prix
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Montmeló, Spain
Capital: Madrid
A long-standing testing venue whose mix of corner types makes it the sport's traditional benchmark for aerodynamic performance.
Austrian Grand Prix
Red Bull Ring
Spielberg, Austria
Capital: Vienna
A short, steep Styrian circuit where lap times are tight and the climb out of Turn 1 rewards traction and power.
British Grand Prix
Silverstone Circuit
Silverstone, United Kingdom
Capital: London
The venue of the first world championship race, still defined by the fast, committed sweep through Maggotts and Becketts.
Belgian Grand Prix
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Stavelot, Belgium
Capital: Brussels
A long forest circuit through the Ardennes, home to Eau Rouge and Raidillon and famously unpredictable weather.
Hungarian Grand Prix
Hungaroring
Mogyoród, Hungary
Capital: Budapest
A tight, twisting circuit often compared to a kart track, where downforce and track position matter more than top speed.
Dutch Grand Prix
Circuit Zandvoort
Zandvoort, Netherlands
Capital: Amsterdam
A narrow circuit in the dunes with banked corners that keep cars committed and make overtaking difficult.
Italian Grand Prix
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Monza, Italy
Capital: Rome
One of F1's fastest circuits, famous for long straights and low-downforce setups inside a historic royal park.
Madrid Grand Prix
Madring
Madrid, Spain
Capital: Madrid
A new mixed street and permanent layout around the IFEMA exhibition district, joining the calendar for 2026.
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Baku City Circuit
Baku, Azerbaijan
Capital: Baku
A city circuit combining an extremely long straight with a narrow climb through the medieval old town walls.
Singapore Grand Prix
Marina Bay Street Circuit
Singapore, Singapore
Capital: Singapore
F1's original night race, a humid and physically brutal street event where concentration lapses end races.
United States Grand Prix
Circuit of the Americas
Austin, United States
Capital: Washington, D.C.
A purpose-built circuit with a steep uphill first corner and sequences inspired by classic European tracks.
Mexico City Grand Prix
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
Mexico City, Mexico
Capital: Mexico City
The highest-altitude race of the year, where thin air reduces aerodynamic grip and pushes cooling to its limits.
São Paulo Grand Prix
Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos)
São Paulo, Brazil
Capital: Brasília
A short anti-clockwise circuit with constant elevation change and a history of dramatic, weather-affected races.
Las Vegas Grand Prix
Las Vegas Strip Circuit
Las Vegas, United States
Capital: Washington, D.C.
A late-night run down the Strip with very long straights and cold track temperatures that challenge tyre warm-up.
Qatar Grand Prix
Lusail International Circuit
Lusail, Qatar
Capital: Doha
A flowing former motorcycle circuit run at night, with sustained high-speed corners that load the tyres heavily.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Yas Marina Circuit
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Capital: Abu Dhabi
The season finale, run from daylight into darkness on a marina circuit that has decided multiple championships.