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When is the next F1 race?
The next Formula 1 race is the Dutch GP 2026, round 12 of the season, with lights out on Sunday, August 23 at 13:00 UTC. The card below shows that start time in your local timezone and counts down to lights out.
When does F1 return after the summer break?
Formula 1 returns for the Dutch GP 2026 on Sunday, August 23 — in 13 days — after a 4-week summer break. The card below counts down to lights out in your local timezone.
The summer break is Formula 1’s longest mid-season pause: it includes the FIA-mandated two-week factory shutdown, when every team closes its wind tunnel and factory, so there are no races for 28 days between the Hungarian GP and the Dutch GP.
Is there an F1 race this weekend?
No — there’s no F1 race this weekend. The next race is the Dutch GP 2026, in 13 days on Sunday, August 23.
Formula 1 returns for the Dutch GP on Sunday, August 23 — in 13 days — after a 4-week summer break.
How long is the F1 summer break?
The 2026 F1 summer break lasts 28 days, from the Hungarian GP to the Dutch GP, and includes the FIA-mandated two-week factory shutdown that pauses development at every team.
When does the 2026 Formula 1 season start?
The 2026 Formula 1 season starts with the Australian GP on Sunday, March 8, round 1 of 23 on the calendar, with lights out at 04:00 UTC.
When does the 2026 F1 season end?
The 2026 season ends with the Abu Dhabi GP on Sunday, December 6, round 23 — the final Grand Prix of the year.
How many races are in the 2026 F1 season?
There are 23 Grands Prix in the 2026 Formula 1 season, 6 of them sprint weekends. Every round is listed above with its start time in your local timezone.
Where can I watch F1 in 2026?
In the US, Formula 1 is live on Apple TV, the exclusive US home of F1 from 2026. In the UK it is on Sky Sports F1, with free highlights on Channel 4, and F1 TV Pro streams every session worldwide where it is available.
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Times are shown in your selected timezone. Schedule data is sourced from the public Jolpica F1 API and refreshed automatically. Unofficial — not affiliated with Formula 1.