F1 Unveils 2027 Calendar with Record 24 Races and Expanded Sprint Format
The 2027 Formula 1 season will feature 24 races and a historic increase to 10 sprint weekends, including Monaco’s debut in the sprint format.
Formula 1 has announced its 2027 calendar, marking a significant expansion to 24 races, the highest in the sport’s history. The season will commence on March 14 in Bahrain, returning to its traditional opening slot, followed closely by the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
A notable highlight of the 2027 schedule is the increase in sprint race weekends from previous seasons to 10, with the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix joining the sprint format for the first time. This expansion reflects F1’s commitment to enhancing weekend action and fan engagement.
The Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne is set as the third race of the season, maintaining its early-season position. The championship will conclude with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, continuing its role as the season finale. This calendar underscores F1’s global reach and its evolving race weekend structure.
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