F1 2027 Schedule & Calendar
The 2027 Formula 1 season is set for around 24 races, with Bahrain expected to open the season in March. The official calendar has not yet been confirmed by Formula 1 — it is expected soon. Here is what is confirmed so far, and what is changing from 2026.
Provisional — last verified 21 July 2026. Source: Press reports (Sky Sports, PlanetF1, RaceFans, GPDestinations, F1inGenerale) — provisional; awaiting the official formula1.com calendar. Dates shown are provisional and no start times are confirmed yet; this page updates on the official Formula 1 announcement. Unofficial — not affiliated with Formula 1.
Confirmed 2027 rounds so far
Only the opening rounds have a reported slot. The remaining venues, all exact dates and every start time stay TBC until Formula 1 publishes the official 2027 calendar.
| Round | Grand Prix | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 🇧🇭 Bahrain Grand PrixBahrain International Circuit, Bahrain | 14 March 2027 (provisional) |
| 2 | 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabian Grand PrixJeddah Corniche Circuit, Saudi Arabia | 21 March 2027 (provisional) |
| 3–24 | Remaining roundsVenues and order not yet confirmed | TBC — official calendar pending |
What’s changing for 2027
Compared with 2026, several venues are reported to change for 2027. All of the below is provisional until Formula 1 confirms the calendar:
| Grand Prix | Change | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 🇹🇷 Turkish Grand Prix | Returns | Turkey rejoins the calendar (Istanbul Park last hosted a round in 2021). |
| 🇵🇹 Portuguese Grand Prix | Returns | Portugal returns at the Algarve International Circuit in Portimão. |
| 🇪🇸 Spanish Grand Prix | Host change | Madrid (IFEMA) hosts the Spanish Grand Prix. Barcelona (Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya) takes a one-year break in 2027 and is expected to return in 2028. |
| 🇳🇱 Dutch Grand Prix | Leaves | Zandvoort drops off the calendar after the 2026 season. |
- Bahrain is expected to open the season around 14 March 2027 — the first weekend after Ramadan — with Saudi Arabia as Round 2 around 21 March.
- Roughly 9–10 sprint weekends are expected, up from 6 in 2026.
- Rounds 3–24 — the remaining venues and all exact dates and start times — are not yet officially confirmed by Formula 1.
Will this page show 2027 start times in my timezone?
Yes — once Formula 1 confirms the official 2027 calendar with start times, this page upgrades to show every session converted to your local timezone, the same way our 2026 race pages already do. Until then it lists the confirmed structure and changes only, with no invented times. In the meantime, browse the full 2026 F1 race times in your timezone, the 2026 calendar you can subscribe to, or how to watch F1.
Common questions about the 2027 F1 calendar
When will the 2027 F1 calendar be announced?
Formula 1 has said the full 2027 calendar will be revealed soon. As of 21 July 2026 it has not been officially confirmed — the dates on this page are provisional, drawn from press reports, and will be updated the moment Formula 1 publishes the official schedule.
How many races are in the 2027 F1 season?
The 2027 Formula 1 season is expected to feature 24 races, a similar length to recent seasons, along with an increased 9–10 sprint weekends. The exact number is provisional until Formula 1 confirms the official calendar.
Is there a Turkish Grand Prix in 2027?
Yes — Turkey is reported to return to the Formula 1 calendar in 2027, having last hosted a round at Istanbul Park in 2021. Portugal (Portimão) is also reported to return. Both are provisional until the official calendar is published.
Which races are dropped for 2027?
The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort is reported to leave the calendar after 2026. Barcelona also takes a one-year break in 2027 — the Spanish Grand Prix is hosted by Madrid — and is expected to return in 2028. These changes are provisional pending Formula 1's official announcement.
Where does the 2027 F1 season start?
Bahrain is expected to open the 2027 season, provisionally around 14 March 2027 — the first weekend after Ramadan — with Saudi Arabia as Round 2 around 21 March. The opener is provisional until Formula 1 confirms the calendar.