🗺️ The Official F1 2026 Calendar Is Here!
A calendar that evolves, but never forgets Franco's milestones
Published
19 Jun 2025
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3 min
The 2026 calendar brings 24 races, new technical challenges, and some emotional farewells for Franco Colapinto’s fans
📅 The final dates are confirmed!
Formula 1 has officially released the 2026 season calendar, featuring new Grands Prix, improved international logistics and new venues full of promise.
📌 Key facts from the F1 2026 calendar:
🏁 First race: 6–8 March in Melbourne, Australia.
🏁 Final race: 4–6 December in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
🌍 Total season span: 39 weeks (one more than in 2025).
🧭 More efficient scheduling: better geographical order to reduce unnecessary travel.
🚀 What’s new for 2026?
🗓️ A high-voltage season finale
Five races in the final six weeks: Mexico, Brazil, Las Vegas, Qatar and Abu Dhabi. A fast-paced end to a thrilling season.
🔁 Date adjustments to improve logistics
- Australia continues as the season opener, to allow for the Bahrein and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix to take place in April, after Ramadan.
- Japan moves earlier, breaking away from the traditional Asian triple-header.
- Miami and Canada now take place in May to smooth the European transition.
🏙️ Spain will now host two Grands Prix
- The race in Madrid will be the new addition of the year, on a street circuit in the middle of the city, that takes place 11–13 September.
- The Barcelona-Catalunya GP remains in June, though under a rebranded title yet to be confirmed.
A huge win for Spanish-speaking fans!
And as many are asking on social media… could Argentina return someday? 🇦🇷
A new technical era begins for F1
2026 introduces a major regulation shift:
✈️ Active aerodynamics.
⚙️ 100% sustainable fuel-powered engines.
🔧 Alpine (Franco’s team) will switch to Mercedes engines to boost performance.
🌟 A global season with legendary new brands
With 24 races across five continents, and newcomers Audi & Cadillac as constructors, and Ford as a new power unit supplier, 2026 promises to be a season to remember.
💙 For the FranClub43: emotion and nostalgia
🇮🇹 Imola drops off the calendar
A key circuit in Franco’s career — where he secured his first F3 and F2 victories — won’t feature in 2026.
A tough goodbye that hits close to home for his fans. 💔
🔥 But key circuits are still on the calendar:
- Bahrain, where he scored his first points in F2.
- Baku, where he earned his first Top 10 in F1.
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📍And so you don’t miss a thing, here’s the full 2026 Formula 1 calendar:
- 6–8 March – Australia: Melbourne
- 13–15 March – China: Shanghai
- 27–29 March – Japan: Suzuka
- 10–12 April – Bahrain: Sakhir
- 17–19 April – Saudi Arabia: Jeddah
- 1–3 May – USA: Miami
- 22–24 May – Canada: Montreal
- 5–7 June – Monaco: Monte Carlo
- 12–14 June – Spain: Barcelona-Catalunya
- 26–28 June – Austria: Spielberg
- 3–5 July – UK: Silverstone
- 17–19 July – Belgium: Spa-Francorchamps
- 24–26 July – Hungary: Budapest
- 21–23 August – Netherlands: Zandvoort
- 4–6 September – Italy: Monza
- 11–13 September – Spain: Madrid
- 25–27 September – Azerbaijan: Baku
- 9–11 October – Singapore: Marina Bay
- 23–25 October – USA: Austin
- 30 October–1 November – Mexico: Mexico City
- 6–8 November – Brazil: São Paulo
- 19–21 November – USA: Las Vegas
- 27–29 November – Qatar: Lusail
- 4–6 December – United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi
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