Subscribe to the F1 2026 Calendar

Add F1 to Google Calendar

The one-click button above does this for you. To add it by hand:

1. Open Google Calendar on the web, and next to Other calendars click + → From URL.
2. Paste the feed URL https://whenstherace.com/f1-2026.ics and click Add calendar.
3. The season appears under your other calendars. Google refreshes subscribed feeds periodically — new or changed session times can take up to about 24 hours to show.

Reference: Google’s guide to adding a calendar from a URL.

Add F1 to Apple Calendar (Mac & iPhone)

On iPhone or iPad, tapping the Apple / iPhone button above opens the Calendar app and offers to subscribe. To add it manually:

1. On a Mac: in Calendar, choose File → New Calendar Subscription, paste https://whenstherace.com/f1-2026.ics, and click Subscribe. Pick how often it auto-refreshes.
2. On iPhone/iPad: open Settings → Calendar → Accounts → Add Account → Other → Add Subscribed Calendar, then paste the feed URL.
3. The whole season syncs and updates on its own from then on.

Reference: Apple’s guide to subscribing to a calendar.

Add F1 to Outlook

The Add to Outlook button above works for Outlook.com and Outlook on the web. To add it manually:

1. In Outlook on the web, go to Calendar, then Add calendar → Subscribe from web.
2. Paste the feed URL https://whenstherace.com/f1-2026.ics, give it a name, and click Import.
3. Outlook keeps the subscribed calendar in sync automatically.

Reference: Microsoft’s guide to subscribing to a calendar.

Just one race?

Prefer to add a single Grand Prix instead of the whole season? Every race page has an Add to calendar button that downloads a one-event .ics with a 30-minute heads-up alarm. Browse the full calendar below and pick a race.

Frequently asked

Does the feed update automatically? Yes. It’s a live subscription, not a one-time file — if a session time changes, subscribed calendars re-pull it (Google can take up to ~24 hours; Apple and Outlook are usually quicker).

How do I add it to my iPhone? Tap the Apple / iPhone button above and confirm the subscription, or add the feed URL under Settings → Calendar → Accounts → Add Subscribed Calendar.

Is this official? No. Lights Out is an independent, unofficial project and is not affiliated with Formula 1. The calendar contains only factual schedule information — 23 rounds of the 2026 season — sourced from a public schedule API and refreshed when the site rebuilds.