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F1 2027 Calendar: Monaco Sprint Added as Schedule Expands to 10 Short-Form Races
Formula 1 has unveiled its 2027 calendar featuring 24 rounds and an expanded roster of 10 Sprint weekends, including Monaco, Suzuka, and Melbourne. The schedule also sees the return of Portimão and Istanbul Park, while Bahrain and Abu Dhabi will stage season-opening and closing Sprint events.
17 Sept 2026
16 Sept 2026
F1 2027 Calendar: Monaco Sprint Debut, 10-Race Expansion, and Venue Shifts Explained
Formula 1 has confirmed a 24-race calendar for 2027 featuring 10 Sprint events, including Monaco's debut under the format. The season opens in Bahrain and concludes in Abu Dhabi with Sprint weekends, while Portimão and Istanbul Park return to replace Barcelona and Zandvoort.
16 Sept 2026
Formula 1 Unveils 2027 Calendar Featuring 10 Sprint Weekends and Key Venue Returns
Formula 1 has released its 24-race calendar for the 2027 season, expanding the Sprint format to 10 events, including Monaco for the first time. The schedule welcomes back Portimao and Istanbul Park, while dropping Zandvoort and establishing a biennial rotation between Spa-Francorchamps and Barcelona.
26 Aug 2026
Formula 1 Plans Sprint Weekend Expansion to 10 Races for 2027 Calendar
Formula 1 is set to increase its Sprint weekend allocation to as many as 10 events for the 2027 season. Alongside the expanded format, the upcoming calendar will reintroduce the Portuguese and Turkish Grands Prix while dropping the Dutch Grand Prix.
8 Aug 2026
Formula 1 Prepares 2027 Calendar Contingencies Amid Middle East Conflict
Formula 1 is holding back its 2027 calendar announcement until autumn to assess the impact of the Middle East conflict, with contingency plans in place to maintain a 24-race schedule. Meanwhile, the sport is in talks with several nations for future expansion, including potential returns to Germany, Turkey, and Portugal.
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8 Oct 2026
Singapore GP Sprint Debut: Set-Up Traps and Four-Way Fight at Marina Bay
Formula 1 brings the Sprint format to the Singapore Grand Prix for the first time, compressing practice to a single hour under tricky thermal shifts at Marina Bay. With Max Verstappen chasing his first Singapore victory and Mercedes, Ferrari, and McLaren tightly matched, the high-stakes qualifying sessions will dictate the weekend.
7 Oct 2026
Max Verstappen Says F1 Is 'Less Stressful' Post-Horner as He Commits to Red Bull Rebuild
Max Verstappen has characterized the Formula 1 paddock as less stressful following Christian Horner's departure from Red Bull. The four-time world champion also outlined the rationale behind his new four-year Red Bull contract, dismissed nostalgia-driven moves to Ferrari, and addressed his long-term career timeline ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix.
7 Oct 2026
Lewis Hamilton Urges Ferrari to Close Power Unit Deficit for 2027 Campaign
Lewis Hamilton has urged Ferrari to upgrade their power unit for 2027, citing an engine output deficit to Mercedes as the key barrier to an eighth world championship. Hamilton's podium in Bahrain ended a six-race dry spell as the team shifts focus to the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint.
7 Oct 2026
FIA Under Scrutiny After Software Failure Disrupts Wet Sepang Start
Sky Sports commentator David Croft has heavily criticized the FIA after a software glitch caused widespread power unit failures on the formation lap at Sepang. The governing body has launched a formal review into wet-weather energy-management simulations ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix.
6 Oct 2026
George Russell Faces Singapore GP Back-of-Grid Penalty Following Power Unit Failure
George Russell will start the Singapore Grand Prix from the back of the grid after Mercedes elected to fit a new power unit following his mechanical retirement in the previous round. The penalty widens his championship deficit to Kimi Antonelli to 84 points.
6 Oct 2026
Lando Norris Questions McLaren Straight-Line Deficit Ahead of Singapore Grand Prix
Lando Norris is uncertain whether McLaren can resolve a power unit issue causing a two-tenths-per-lap straight-line deficit ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. Team principal Andrea Stella admitted rival teams may have taken larger development steps following recent defeats in Baku and Malaysia.
6 Oct 2026
Verstappen Claims Red Bull-Ford Maiden Win Amid Malaysia Software and Tyre Chaos
Max Verstappen took his first win of the season and the first for the Red Bull-Ford engine at a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. An FIA low-speed software glitch delayed the start before deceptive track drying trapped slick-shod Ferraris and McLarens, while late mechanical failures enabled Lewis Hamilton to recover to third.
