Formula 1 has unveiled its 2027 calendar. The 2027 F1 calendar features 24 races, beginning with the Bahrain Grand Prix in March. It includes the return of races in Portugal and Turkey.
The 2027 F1 calendar has been revealed. As expected, the sport will host 24 Grands Prix next year, beginning with the Bahrain Grand Prix on March 14 and ending with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December 12.
The season will feature two new races, with the Portuguese and Turkish Grands Prix set to return to the calendar after six-year absences. They replace the Dutch Grand Prix, which was held for the final time in 2026, and the Barcelona Grand Prix, which is not featured on the 2027 schedule after signing a rotational contact in February.
2027 Formula 1 Calendar in Full
| Date | Race | Circuit |
|---|---|---|
| March 14 | Bahrain Grand Prix | Bahrain International Circuit |
| March 21 | Saudi Arabian Grand Prix | Jeddah Corniche Circuit |
| April 4 | Australian Grand Prix | Albert Park |
| April 11 | Japanese Grand Prix | Suzuka |
| April 18 | Chinese Grand Prix | Shanghai International Circuit |
| May 2 | Miami Grand Prix | Miami International Autodrome |
| May 23 | Canadian Grand Prix | Circuit Gilles Villeneuve |
| June 6 | Monaco Grand Prix | Circuit de Monaco |
| June 20 | Portuguese Grand Prix | Algarve International Circuit |
| July 4 | British Grand Prix | Silverstone |
| July 11 | Austrian Grand Prix | Red Bull Ring |
| July 25 | Belgian Grand Prix | Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps |
| August 1 | Hungarian Grand Prix | Hungaroring |
| September 5 | Italian Grand Prix | Monza |
| September 12 | Spanish Grand Prix | MADRING |
| September 26 | Azerbaijan Grand Prix | Baku City Circuit |
| October 3 | Turkish Grand Prix | Istanbul Park |
| October 10 | Singapore Grand Prix | Marina Bay Street Circuit |
| October 24 | United States Grand Prix | Circuit of The Americas |
| October 31 | Mexico City Grand Prix | Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez |
| November 7 | Sao Paulo Grand Prix | Interlagos |
| November 20 | Las Vegas Grand Prix | Las Vegas Strip Circuit |
| December 5 | Qatar Grand Prix | Lusail Circuit |
| December 12 | Abu Dhabi Grand Prix | Yas Marina Circuit |
Formula 1 will host 24 races in 2027. It was scheduled to host 24 races in 2026, before the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix were called off due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The Bahrain Grand Prix has since re-joined the calendar this season but will be held in Malaysia.
Next year, the races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are currently set to occupy the opening two slots on the calendar for the first time since 2024. Bahrain will host the season-opener for the seventh time in its history.
Two races depart the calendar in 2027: one permanently and one takes a single-year sabbatical. As announced in December 2024, the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix will be F1’s final visit to Zandvoort with the event discontinued after this year’s edition. Meanwhile, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya now holds a rotational deal with Formula 1, which will see the track alternate with Spa-Francorchamps on the schedule from next year onwards. The Barcelona Grand Prix will return in 2028.
There are two new additions to the 2027 Formula 1 calendar. Both making their first appearances since 2021, the Portuguese and Turkish Grands Prix will be making a comeback in 2027.
The return of the Portuguese Grand Prix was announced in December 2025. The event will return at Algarve International Circuit as part of an initial two-year deal. In 2027, it takes the vacated slot left behind by the absence of the Barcelona Grand Prix at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in mid-June.
Also returning after a six-year absence is the Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul Park. Originally on the schedule from 2005 to 2011, the event made a short comeback around the time of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, it appears the Istanbul race is back for good, with it signed up as part of a five-year deal announced in April. The race will take place on the first weekend of October, after F1 heads east to Azerbaijan.
With Bahrain returning to the season-opening slot, the start of the 2027 schedule will follow a similar path to 2024, when the season last began in the Middle East. In efforts to rationalise the calendar and meet F1’s 2030 net zero objectives, there have been a number of changes to the schedule in recent years to make travel routes more efficient.
To aid those goals, it was agreed last year that the Canadian Grand Prix would move from June to the third or fourth weekend in May as the round after the Miami Grand Prix, while the Monaco Grand Prix will be held on the first full weekend in June each year. These latest shuffles in the calendar order followed the Japanese Grand Prix moving to April and the Azerbaijan Grand Prix moving to September from the 2024 season. The Qatar Grand Prix was also re-positioned next to the season finale in Abu Dhabi to further reduce air travel.
Will There be Sprint Events on the 2027 F1 Calendar?
F1’s Sprint format is set to continue in 2027 – and will be expanded to ten races. The Sprint is an additional 30-minute race held on a Saturday afternoon, offering an extra slice of racing action at a select number of Grands Prix.
The Sprint format was first introduced in 2021. Three Sprint events were held in 2021 and 2022, with that number increasing to six from 2023 onwards.
The races at which the Sprint format will take place in 2027 are Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Canada, Monaco, Britain, Italy, Brazil, Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
What about 2027 F1 Pre-Season Testing?
With no new regulations in 2027, the teams will have less time on track before the season begins to test their new machinery than they did in 2026. Nine days of pre-season testing in 2026 will be cut to just three in 2027, with F1 already confirming a single test for next year’s new cars, down from three this year.
Bahrain International Circuit has been the customary home of pre-season testing in recent years, and will be so again in 2027, with testing confirmed to take place at the track on February 25-27. If Bahrain is unavailable, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya – another traditional testing venue – looks like the most likely alternative.
Learn more: How to Attend F1 Pre-Season Testing.
When Will Tickets for 2027 Formula 1 Races go on Sale?
Tickets for races on the 2027 Formula 1 calendar are highly unlikely to go on sale before the 2026 race at each track takes place. Tickets for select races next year are already on sale, including three races in July: Austria, Belgium and Hungary. Tickets for more races – including Britain and Canada – will be available within the next week.
Early-bird tickets for the Singapore and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix also go on sale soon after the current edition of the race. Learn more about when tickets for each race are expected to go on sale for every Grand Prix.
It’s also possible to secure access to the following season’s Grands Prix early, sometimes even before the current season’s race takes place, by placing a deposit via F1 Experiences, Formula 1’s official ticket package partner. Packages are already on sale for selected 2027 race weekends.
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