Formula 1 has made the full 2026 season calendar official and confirmed all the details of the 24 Grands Prix that will make up the year, with days and times set for each weekend. In total, the championship will feature 30 races, as a result of the inclusion of six Sprint events.
The reduced format will be maintained, although with changes in the venues. Only China and Miami will repeat their Sprint status compared with previous seasons, while Canada, the Netherlands, and Singapore will be added for the first time. In addition, Silverstone will once again host this type of weekend.
In contrast, circuits such as Belgium, Austin (United States), Interlagos, and Qatar will return to the traditional format, with three free practices, qualifying, and the main race.
One of the most striking particularities of the calendar will be the holding of two Grands Prix on Saturday. As has already become customary, Las Vegas will be held on Saturday, November 21 at night, although in Argentina, due to the time difference, the race will start at 1 a.m. on Sunday, November 22.
