F1 2027 Calendar: 10 Sprint Races and Every US Date
Formula 1 and the FIA have confirmed the 2027 calendar, following approval by the World Motor Sport Council. It has 24 Grands Prix across 22 countries and 10 Sprint weekends, up from six in 2026.
The season starts in Bahrain on March 12 to 14 and ends in Abu Dhabi on December 10 to 12.
The dates that matter for US fans
Three rounds are on American soil, plus two more that are a short trip for anyone in the South or the Southwest.
| Date | Grand Prix | Venue | Sprint |
|---|---|---|---|
| April 30 to May 2 | Miami GP | Miami | No |
| October 22 to 24 | United States GP | Austin | No |
| October 29 to 31 | Mexico City GP | Mexico City | No |
| November 5 to 7 | Sao Paulo GP | Sao Paulo | Yes |
| November 18 to 20 | Las Vegas GP | Las Vegas | No |
| December 10 to 12 | Abu Dhabi GP | Abu Dhabi | Yes |
Las Vegas keeps its place in November and stays a standard weekend, so there is no Saturday sprint before the Saturday night race. Our Las Vegas GP guide covers how that weekend runs.
Five venues get a Sprint for the first time
The biggest change is Monaco. The circuit has almost no overtaking, and a Sprint adds a second competitive session to a weekend that used to have one. Bahrain, Australia, Japan and Abu Dhabi are the other first-time hosts.
The format returns to Canada, Britain, Italy, Brazil and Qatar, all of which have run a Sprint before.
How the Sprint count has grown
Formula 1 ran three Sprints in each of 2021 and 2022, then six in each season from 2023 through 2026. The 2027 season will run 10.
A Sprint weekend changes the shape of the Friday and Saturday. Our Sprint explainer covers the format, the points and the session times.
The full 2027 calendar
| Date | Grand Prix | Venue | Sprint |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 12 to 14 | Bahrain GP | Sakhir | Yes |
| March 19 to 21 | Saudi Arabian GP | Jeddah | No |
| April 2 to 4 | Australian GP | Melbourne | Yes |
| April 9 to 11 | Japanese GP | Suzuka | Yes |
| April 16 to 18 | Chinese GP | Shanghai | No |
| April 30 to May 2 | Miami GP | Miami | No |
| May 21 to 23 | Canadian GP | Montreal | Yes |
| June 4 to 6 | Monaco GP | Monte Carlo | Yes |
| June 18 to 20 | Portuguese GP | Portimao | No |
| July 2 to 4 | British GP | Silverstone | Yes |
| July 9 to 11 | Austrian GP | Spielberg | No |
| July 23 to 25 | Belgian GP | Spa-Francorchamps | No |
| July 30 to August 1 | Hungarian GP | Budapest | No |
| September 3 to 5 | Italian GP | Monza | Yes |
| September 10 to 12 | Spanish GP | Madrid | No |
| September 24 to 26 | Azerbaijan GP | Baku | No |
| October 1 to 3 | Turkish GP | Istanbul | No |
| October 8 to 10 | Singapore GP | Singapore | No |
| October 22 to 24 | United States GP | Austin | No |
| October 29 to 31 | Mexico City GP | Mexico City | No |
| November 5 to 7 | Sao Paulo GP | Sao Paulo | Yes |
| November 18 to 20 | Las Vegas GP | Las Vegas | No |
| December 3 to 5 | Qatar GP | Lusail | Yes |
| December 10 to 12 | Abu Dhabi GP | Abu Dhabi | Yes |
Two notes on the list. The Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul is listed subject to FIA circuit homologation. The Spanish Grand Prix stays in Madrid, which joined the calendar in 2026.
What is left of the 2026 season
Six rounds remain in 2026, starting with the United States Grand Prix in Austin. Our 2026 schedule in US time lists every remaining race with Eastern and Pacific start times.
Sources: Formula 1, BBC Sport and McLaren.
Frequently Asked Questions
24 Grands Prix across 22 countries, starting in Bahrain on March 12 to 14 and ending in Abu Dhabi on December 10 to 12.
10, up from six in 2026. Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Monaco and Abu Dhabi host a Sprint for the first time.
Miami (April 30 to May 2), the United States Grand Prix at Austin (October 22 to 24) and Las Vegas (November 18 to 20).
No. Las Vegas stays a standard weekend, with practice and qualifying on Friday and the race on Saturday night.
