The draft Formula 1 calendar for 2019 has been released by Formula 1. Featuring 21 races, the same as this year, the season begins in Australia on March 17 and ends in Abu Dhabi on December 1.
New deals have been agreed to keep Germany and Japan on the calendar for next year. Although some dates have shifted by 1-2 weeks, the only significant change to the running order sees Mexico take place one week earlier than the United States Grand Prix, rather than one week later. The draft 2019 F1 calendar features five back-to-back rounds: France/Austria, Germany/Hungary, Belgium/Italy, Singapore/Russia and Mexico/USA. The new calendar will not be ratified by the FIA until October 12. We recommend exercising caution with travel bookings, especially flights, before this time.
Click the race titles below to read our comprehensive travel guides to all 21 races on the 2019 F1 calendar!
- March 15-17: Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne
- March 29-31: Bahrain Grand Prix, Sakhir
- April 12-14: Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai
- April 26-28: Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Baku
- May 10-12: Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona
- May 23-26: Monaco Grand Prix
- June 7-9: Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal
- June 21-23: French Grand Prix, Le Castellet
- June 28-30: Austrian Grand Prix, Red Bull Ring
- July 12-14: British Grand Prix, Silverstone
- July 26-28: German Grand Prix, Hockenheimring
- August 2-4: Hungarian Grand Prix, Hungaroring
- August 30- September 1: Belgian Grand Prix, Spa Francorchamps
- September 6-8: Italian Grand Prix, Monza
- September 20-22: Singapore Grand Prix, Marina Bay
- September 27-29: Russian Grand Prix, Sochi
- October 11-13: Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
- October 25-27: Mexican Grand Prix, Mexico City
- November 1-3: United States Grand Prix, Austin
- November 15-17: Brazilian Grand Prix, Interlagos
- November 29-December 1: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Yas Marina
