The 2027 Formula 1 season will feature 24 Grands Prix across five continents, beginning in Bahrain in March and finishing in Abu Dhabi in December. While many familiar circuits remain on the schedule, there are some important changes this year. Portugal returns to the calendar at Portimão, Türkiye is back at Istanbul Park, and the number of Sprint weekends increases from six to 10.
Running across 10 months, the calendar takes Formula 1 through the Middle East, Asia, North America and Europe before the final stretch of the season. Whether you plan to follow every race or travel to experience a Grand Prix in person, here is everything you need to know about the 2027 F1 calendar.
Formula 1 Race Calendar 2027
From the season opener in Bahrain to the final race in Abu Dhabi, the 2027 calendar takes Formula 1 through some of the sport’s best-known circuits and major global cities. Below, you’ll find every Grand Prix in order, along with its race dates, venue and confirmed Sprint weekends.
| Grand Prix | Date | Venue | Country |
| Bahrain Grand Prix | 12–14 March | Sakhir (Sprint) | Bahrain |
| Saudi Arabian Grand Prix | 19–21 March | Jeddah | Saudi Arabia |
| Australian Grand Prix | 2–4 April | Melbourne (Sprint) | Australia |
| Japanese Grand Prix | 9–11 April | Suzuka (Sprint) | Japan |
| Chinese Grand Prix | 16–18 April | Shanghai | China |
| Miami Grand Prix | 30 April–2 May | Miami | USA |
| Canadian Grand Prix | 21-23 May | Montréal (Sprint) | Canada |
| Monaco Grand Prix | 4-6 June | Monaco (Sprint) | Monaco |
| Portuguese Grand Prix | 18-20 June | Portimão | Portugal |
| British Grand Prix | 2-4 July | Silverstone (Sprint) | Great Britain |
| Austrian Grand Prix | 9-11 July | Spielberg | Austria |
| Belgian Grand Prix | 23-25 July | Spa-Francorchamps | Belgium |
| Hungarian Grand Prix | 30 July-1 August | Budapest | Hungary |
| Italian Grand Prix | 3-5 September | Monza (Sprint) | Italy |
| Spanish Grand Prix | 10-12 September | Madring | Spain |
| Azerbaijan Grand Prix | 24-26 September | Baku | Azerbaijan |
| Turkish Grand Prix | 1-3 October | Istanbul Park | Türkiye |
| Singapore Grand Prix | 8-10 October | Singapore | Singapore |
| United States Grand Prix | 22-24 October | Austin | USA |
| Mexico City Grand Prix | 29-31 October | Mexico City | Mexico |
| São Paulo Grand Prix | 5-7 November | São Paulo (Sprint) | Brazil |
| Las Vegas Grand Prix | 18-20 November | Las Vegas | USA |
| Qatar Grand Prix | 3-5 December | Lusail (Sprint) | Qatar |
| Abu Dhabi Grand Prix | 10-12 December | Yas Marina (Sprint) | United Arab Emirates |
Conclusion
Looking at the calendar as a whole, one of the most noticeable things about 2027 is how tightly packed parts of the season are. Azerbaijan, Türkiye and Singapore run on three consecutive weekends, while Austin, Mexico City and São Paulo form another three-race stretch later in the year. With 10 Sprint weekends also on the schedule, there will be plenty happening between the traditional Sunday Grands Prix.
For fans thinking about seeing a race in person, the calendar offers very different ways to experience F1, from a weekend at Silverstone or Monza to night racing in Singapore and Las Vegas. With the dates now confirmed, the difficult part might simply be deciding which Grand Prix to choose.
