F1 Calendar 2027: All 24 Race Dates and 10 Sprint Weekends, Bahrain to Abu Dhabi

The 2027 Formula 1 (F1) season has 24 Grands Prix in 22 countries, opening in Bahrain on Sun., March 14, 2027 and ending in Abu Dhabi on Sun., Dec. 12, 2027, with 10 Sprint weekends, according to Formula 1’s official calendar. The calendar came out on Sept. 16, 2026, after approval by the World Motor Sport Council, and the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) said the number of Sprint events rose from six to ten for 2027. Session and race start times are not yet announced.

The table below lists every Grand Prix (GP) weekend with its race-day weekday, computed from the calendar, the circuit and a Sprint flag. A one-page copy is in the downloads box with this story. To place the races against other plans, use the 2027 printable yearly calendar.

What is the full 2027 F1 race calendar?

Round	Grand Prix	Weekend	Race day	Circuit	Sprint
1	Bahrain	Mar. 12-14	Sun., Mar. 14	Bahrain International Circuit	Yes, first time
2	Saudi Arabia	Mar. 19-21	Sun., Mar. 21	Jeddah Corniche Circuit	No
3	Australia	Apr. 2-4	Sun., Apr. 4	Albert Park Circuit, Melbourne	Yes, first time
4	Japan	Apr. 9-11	Sun., Apr. 11	Suzuka Circuit	Yes, first time
5	China	Apr. 16-18	Sun., Apr. 18	Shanghai International Circuit	No
6	Miami	Apr. 30-May 2	Sun., May 2	Miami International Autodrome	No
7	Canada	May 21-23	Sun., May 23	Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, Montreal	Yes
8	Monaco	June 4-6	Sun., June 6	Circuit de Monaco	Yes, first time
9	Portugal	June 18-20	Sun., June 20	Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, Portimão	No
10	Great Britain	July 2-4	Sun., July 4	Silverstone Circuit	Yes
11	Austria	July 9-11	Sun., July 11	Red Bull Ring, Spielberg	No
12	Belgium	July 23-25	Sun., July 25	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps	No
13	Hungary	July 30-Aug. 1	Sun., Aug. 1	Hungaroring	No
14	Italy	Sept. 3-5	Sun., Sept. 5	Autodromo Nazionale Monza	Yes
15	Spain	Sept. 10-12	Sun., Sept. 12	Madring, Madrid	No
16	Azerbaijan	Sept. 24-26	Sun., Sept. 26	Baku City Circuit	No
17	Türkiye	Oct. 1-3	Sun., Oct. 3	Intercity Istanbul Park	No
18	Singapore	Oct. 8-10	Sun., Oct. 10	Marina Bay Street Circuit	No
19	United States	Oct. 22-24	Sun., Oct. 24	Circuit of The Americas, Austin	No
20	Mexico City	Oct. 29-31	Sun., Oct. 31	Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez	No
21	São Paulo	Nov. 5-7	Sun., Nov. 7	Autódromo José Carlos Pace	Yes
22	Las Vegas	Nov. 18-20	Sat., Nov. 20 (as listed)	Las Vegas Strip Circuit	No
23	Qatar	Dec. 3-5	Sun., Dec. 5	Lusail International Circuit	Yes
24	Abu Dhabi	Dec. 10-12	Sun., Dec. 12	Not listed here	Yes, first time

Formula 1’s calendar page lists the Las Vegas race day as Nov. 20, a Saturday, and every other round on a Sunday. Pre-season testing in Bahrain is listed for Feb. 24-27, 2027. Weekend dates run Friday to Sunday except Las Vegas, which runs Thursday to Saturday.

Which 2027 F1 weekends have a Sprint?

Ten of the 24 weekends include a Sprint: Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Canada, Monaco, Great Britain, Italy, São Paulo, Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Formula 1 says Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Monaco and Abu Dhabi will host Sprint events for the first time, and that Sprint events also return to Montreal, Silverstone, Monza, Sao Paulo and Lusail. The FIA put the change at six Sprint events to ten. Sprint session dates and format details are not yet announced.

What is new on the 2027 F1 calendar?

Formula 1 lists a return to Portugal in June, after Monaco, and Türkiye rejoining in October between Azerbaijan and Singapore. Formula 1 announced on April 24, 2026 that Istanbul Park returns from 2027 on a five-year agreement, so it is on the calendar through the 2031 season. In Spain, Madring said on Sept. 18, 2026 that it will host the Formula 1 Lenovo Gran Premio de España from Sept. 10 to 12, 2027, in Madrid. The official 2027 calendar has no Dutch Grand Prix and no race in Barcelona.

How many back-to-back race weekends are there in 2027?

These counts are computed from the race days above, not stated by Formula 1. Eleven of the 23 gaps between races are exactly seven days, so eleven pairs of races fall on consecutive weekends.

Run of consecutive weekends	Race days
Three in a row	Australia, Japan and China (Apr. 4, 11 and 18)
Three in a row	Azerbaijan, Türkiye and Singapore (Sept. 26, Oct. 3 and 10)
Three in a row	United States, Mexico City and São Paulo (Oct. 24, 31 and Nov. 7)
Two in a row	Bahrain and Saudi Arabia (Mar. 14 and 21)
Two in a row	Great Britain and Austria (July 4 and 11)
Two in a row	Belgium and Hungary (July 25 and Aug. 1)
Two in a row	Italy and Spain (Sept. 5 and 12)
Two in a row	Qatar and Abu Dhabi (Dec. 5 and 12)

The longest gap is 35 days, from Hungary on Aug. 1 to Italy on Sept. 5. The next longest is 21 days, from Miami on May 2 to Canada on May 23. Eight gaps are 14 days, one is 13 days (Brazil on Nov. 7 to Las Vegas on Nov. 20) and one is 15 days (Las Vegas to Qatar on Dec. 5).

Are the 2026 races still to come?

Yes. The 2026 season still has Las Vegas, Qatar and Abu Dhabi left. For those weekends, see the Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026 race time by U.S. time zone and the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2026 schedule. To see the Bahrain and Saudi Arabia weekends by day, use the March printable calendar. Another 2027 season list, for the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR), is the NASCAR Cup schedule for 2027.

What is not yet announced for 2027?

Formula 1’s calendar page shows session and race start times as to be confirmed. Sprint session dates and format details are also not yet announced. This story will be updated when Formula 1 publishes them.