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2027 F1 Schedule: Every Race, Date, TV and Printable PDF

Formula 1 has confirmed its 2027 calendar, and it is another 24-race season running from March to December across 22 countries and five continents. The FIA and Formula 1 published the finalized schedule on September 16, 2026, locking in a Bahrain opener, a record 10 Sprint weekends, and the return of two fan-favorite venues. Below is every round with its date, circuit, and location, plus a free printable PDF, the US streaming details, and answers to the questions fans are asking. Every date on this page is officially confirmed by Formula 1.

2027 F1 Schedule: Quick Facts

  • Season: 2027 FIA Formula One World Championship
  • Rounds: 24 Grands Prix
  • Countries: 22 across five continents
  • Season opener: Bahrain Grand Prix, March 12-14, 2027
  • Season finale: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, December 10-12, 2027
  • Sprint weekends: 10 (a new record, up from six)
  • US TV and streaming: Apple TV (every session)
  • Returning venues: Portugal (Portimao) and Turkey (Istanbul Park)
  • Calendar confirmed: September 16, 2026

2027 Formula 1 Schedule: Every Race, Date and Circuit

2027 Formula 1 schedule - full calendar of all 24 Grands Prix
RoundGrand PrixCircuitLocationWeekendFormat
1Bahrain Grand PrixBahrain International CircuitSakhir, BahrainMar 12-14Sprint
2Saudi Arabian Grand PrixJeddah Corniche CircuitJeddah, Saudi ArabiaMar 19-21Grand Prix
3Australian Grand PrixAlbert Park CircuitMelbourne, AustraliaApr 2-4Sprint
4Japanese Grand PrixSuzuka CircuitSuzuka, JapanApr 9-11Sprint
5Chinese Grand PrixShanghai International CircuitShanghai, ChinaApr 16-18Grand Prix
6Miami Grand PrixMiami International AutodromeMiami Gardens, USAApr 30-May 2Grand Prix
7Canadian Grand PrixCircuit Gilles VilleneuveMontreal, CanadaMay 21-23Sprint
8Monaco Grand PrixCircuit de MonacoMonte Carlo, MonacoJun 4-6Sprint
9Portuguese Grand PrixAutodromo Internacional do AlgarvePortimao, PortugalJun 18-20Grand Prix
10British Grand PrixSilverstone CircuitSilverstone, United KingdomJul 2-4Sprint
11Austrian Grand PrixRed Bull RingSpielberg, AustriaJul 9-11Grand Prix
12Belgian Grand PrixCircuit de Spa-FrancorchampsSpa, BelgiumJul 23-25Grand Prix
13Hungarian Grand PrixHungaroringBudapest, HungaryJul 30-Aug 1Grand Prix
14Italian Grand PrixMonza CircuitMonza, ItalySep 3-5Sprint
15Spanish Grand PrixMadringMadrid, SpainSep 10-12Grand Prix
16Azerbaijan Grand PrixBaku City CircuitBaku, AzerbaijanSep 24-26Grand Prix
17Turkish Grand PrixIstanbul ParkIstanbul, TurkeyOct 1-3Grand Prix
18Singapore Grand PrixMarina Bay Street CircuitSingaporeOct 8-10Grand Prix
19United States Grand PrixCircuit of the AmericasAustin, USAOct 22-24Grand Prix
20Mexico City Grand PrixAutodromo Hermanos RodriguezMexico City, MexicoOct 29-31Grand Prix
21Sao Paulo Grand PrixInterlagos (Jose Carlos Pace)Sao Paulo, BrazilNov 5-7Sprint
22Las Vegas Grand PrixLas Vegas Strip CircuitLas Vegas, USANov 18-20Grand Prix
23Qatar Grand PrixLusail International CircuitLusail, QatarDec 3-5Sprint
24Abu Dhabi Grand PrixYas Marina CircuitAbu Dhabi, UAEDec 10-12Sprint
Official 2027 Formula 1 calendar. Race day is Sunday for every round except Las Vegas, which races Saturday night. Source: Formula 1 / FIA.

Sprint Weekends in 2027

The 2027 season features a record 10 Sprint weekends, up from six. Sprint rounds are scheduled at Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Canada, Monaco, Great Britain, Italy, Brazil, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi. On a Sprint weekend, Saturday hosts a shorter race that awards points to the top eight finishers, with the full Grand Prix still run on Sunday. The Sprint venues are marked in the schedule table above.

How to Watch F1 in 2027 (US TV and Streaming)

In the United States, every 2027 F1 session, from practice and qualifying to the Sprints and Grands Prix, streams on Apple TV. Apple began its exclusive five-year US media deal with Formula 1 in 2026, replacing ESPN. Exact race start times for 2027 have not been released yet and will be confirmed closer to the season. We will update this page with the full US broadcast times once F1 publishes them.

Printable 2027 F1 Schedule (PDF)

Want a copy for the fridge, the office, or race-weekend planning? Download the free printable 2027 F1 schedule below. It lists all 24 rounds, the Sprint weekends, and every circuit on a single page, ready to print.

What Is New on the 2027 F1 Calendar

The headline changes for 2027 are the returns of the Portuguese Grand Prix at Portimao and the Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul Park, two circuits fans have long wanted back on the schedule. The Spanish Grand Prix moves to the new Madring street circuit in Madrid. The season keeps its familiar March-to-December shape, opening under the lights in Bahrain and closing at Yas Marina in Abu Dhabi, with a European summer run through Silverstone, the Red Bull Ring, Spa, the Hungaroring, and Monza.

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2027 F1 Schedule FAQ

When does the 2027 F1 season start?

The 2027 Formula 1 season starts with the Bahrain Grand Prix on the weekend of March 12-14, 2027, a night race at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir.

How many races are in the 2027 F1 season?

There are 24 Grands Prix in 2027, matching the record-length calendar and spanning 22 countries from March through December.

How many Sprint races are there in 2027?

A record 10 Sprint weekends are on the 2027 calendar: Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Canada, Monaco, Great Britain, Italy, Brazil, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi.

Where can I watch F1 in 2027 in the US?

In the United States, every 2027 F1 session streams on Apple TV, which holds exclusive US rights through its five-year deal that began in 2026.

What new circuits are on the 2027 F1 calendar?

Portugal (Autodromo Internacional do Algarve at Portimao) and Turkey (Istanbul Park) return in 2027, and the Spanish Grand Prix moves to the new Madring circuit in Madrid.

When is the 2027 F1 season finale?

The season ends with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December 10-12, 2027, at the Yas Marina Circuit.

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