F1 2027 calendar: all 24 races and the ten sprint weekends

The F1 2027 calendar has 24 races and a record ten sprint weekends. The season opens with the Bahrain Grand Prix on 12-14 March, Monaco hosts its first sprint on 4-6 June, Portimão and Istanbul Park return, and the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix closes the year on 10-12 December. Below is every race date as published by Formula 1, followed by the sprint weekends, the triple-headers and the summer break.

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Every F1 2027 race date

Twenty four rounds, ten sprint weekends and a season that starts with a test in Bahrain in February and finishes at Yas Marina on 12 December. This is the full F1 2027 schedule as published by Formula 1.

24Rounds

10Sprint weekends

12 MarOpening race

12 DecFinale

February
TEST	24-27 Feb	Pre-season testingSakhir, Bahrain	–
March
1	12-14 Mar	Bahrain Grand PrixBHRBahrain International Circuit, Sakhir	Sprint
2	19-21 Mar	Saudi Arabian Grand PrixKSAJeddah Corniche Circuit	–
April
3	2-4 Apr	Australian Grand PrixAUSAlbert Park, Melbourne	Sprint
4	9-11 Apr	Japanese Grand PrixJPNSuzuka	Sprint
5	16-18 Apr	Chinese Grand PrixCHNShanghai International Circuit	–
6	30 Apr-2 May	Miami Grand PrixUSAMiami International Autodrome	–
May
7	21-23 May	Canadian Grand PrixCANCircuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal	Sprint
June
8	4-6 Jun	Monaco Grand PrixMCOCircuit de Monaco	Sprint
9	18-20 Jun	Portuguese Grand PrixPORAutodromo Internacional do Algarve, Portimao	–
July
10	2-4 Jul	British Grand PrixGBRSilverstone	Sprint
11	9-11 Jul	Austrian Grand PrixAUTRed Bull Ring, Spielberg	–
12	23-25 Jul	Belgian Grand PrixBELSpa-Francorchamps	–
13	30 Jul-1 Aug	Hungarian Grand PrixHUNHungaroring, Budapest	–
September
14	3-5 Sep	Italian Grand PrixITAMonza	Sprint
15	10-12 Sep	Spanish Grand PrixESPMadring, Madrid	–
16	24-26 Sep	Azerbaijan Grand PrixAZEBaku City Circuit	–
October
17	1-3 Oct	Turkish Grand Prix *TURIstanbul Park	–
18	8-10 Oct	Singapore Grand PrixSGPMarina Bay Street Circuit	–
19	22-24 Oct	United States Grand PrixUSACircuit of the Americas, Austin	–
20	29-31 Oct	Mexico City Grand PrixMEXAutodromo Hermanos Rodriguez	–
November
21	5-7 Nov	Sao Paulo Grand PrixBRAInterlagos	Sprint
22	18-20 Nov	Las Vegas Grand PrixUSALas Vegas Strip Circuit	–
December
23	3-5 Dec	Qatar Grand PrixQATLusail International Circuit	Sprint
24	10-12 Dec	Abu Dhabi Grand PrixUAEYas Marina Circuit	Sprint

Sprint weekends: Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Canada, Monaco, Great Britain, Italy, Brazil, Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Five of those host a sprint for the first time: Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Monaco and Abu Dhabi.

Changes from 2026: Portimao returns for the first time since 2021 and Istanbul Park comes back in October. The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort drops off after its farewell in August 2026, Barcelona has no round because the Spanish Grand Prix stays in Madrid, and Imola is absent.

* The Turkish Grand Prix carries an asterisk on the official calendar: subject to FIA circuit homologation.

Start times: Formula 1 has not published the 2027 session times yet. We will add them here in local time, CET and US Eastern as soon as they are released.

Official F1 scheduleStatus: ConfirmedChecked against formula1.com on 23 October 2026

Ten sprint weekends, five of them new

Formula 1 raises the number of sprint weekends from six in 2026 to ten in 2027. Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Monaco and Abu Dhabi host a sprint for the first time. Canada, Great Britain, Italy, Brazil and Qatar keep the format. That means three of the first four rounds are sprint weekends, and the season ends with two in a row in Qatar and Abu Dhabi.

Three triple-headers, then four weekends off in August

The 2027 schedule has three runs of three races on consecutive weekends:

Australia, Japan, China: 2-4, 9-11 and 16-18 April
Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Singapore: 24-26 September, 1-3 October and 8-10 October
Austin, Mexico City, São Paulo: 22-24 October, 29-31 October and 5-7 November

Five more pairs run back to back: Bahrain and Saudi Arabia to open the year, Silverstone and Austria, Belgium and Hungary, Monza and Madrid, and Qatar and Abu Dhabi at the end. Between Miami (30 April-2 May) and Canada (21-23 May) there are two free weekends. The summer break follows the Hungarian Grand Prix on 30 July-1 August, and racing resumes at Monza on 3-5 September.

Portimão and Istanbul Park return, Zandvoort is gone

Two circuits come back. The Portuguese Grand Prix returns at Portimão on 18-20 June, on a two-year deal and for the first time since 2021. Türkiye rejoins on 1-3 October at Istanbul Park, on a five-year deal that runs through 2031, although the official calendar marks the race subject to FIA circuit homologation. The Dutch Grand Prix is not on the calendar after its farewell at Zandvoort in August 2026, and the Spanish Grand Prix stays at the Madring in Madrid, so there is no race in Barcelona. Pre-season testing is cut to one four-day test in Bahrain on 24-27 February.