The 2027 F1 calendar
UnofficialLast reviewed 1 September 2026
Formula 1 has not signed off a 2027 calendar. It has said it will publish one in autumn 2026. Dates can still move after that, until the FIA ratifies the list.
The 2027 driver line-up is tracked on its own page, seat by seat.
The 2027 plan so far
Last reviewed 1 September 2026.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| When it comes out | Formula 1 has said autumn 2026. It may still change the list before the year ends. |
| How many races | 24. F1 has said that number still holds if the first races have to move. |
| Season opener | Bahrain in mid-March, then Saudi Arabia a week later. Reports currently have 12–14 March and 19–21 March. |
| Tracks coming back | Istanbul Park is confirmed. Reports have Portimão returning too. |
| Testing | Bahrain, last week of February, on the current plan. Barcelona is the standby if that cannot happen. |
| If the Middle East races cannot run | F1 says it has other options. Reports have named China as a possible March start. |
Questions
- Has the 2027 F1 calendar been confirmed?
- No. F1 has not published it, and the FIA has not ratified it. Treat every date you see as unofficial.
- When will it be announced?
- F1 has said autumn 2026, with room to change it before the year is out.
- When does the 2027 season start?
- Nothing is official. Reports have Bahrain on 12–14 March and Saudi Arabia the next weekend.
- How many races in 2027?
- F1 is targeting 24. The 2026 season on this site has 23.
- What if Bahrain and Saudi Arabia cannot open the season?
- F1 says it has other plans. Reports have pointed to China as a possible March opener.
- Will there be sprints in 2027?
- Almost certainly, but the number and venues are not set. Recent seasons have used six sprint weekends.
- Where will the official dates appear?
- On this page, and on the 2027 race list once the rounds are loaded.
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