Full list of Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2026
The Formula 1 2026 season features 23 Grands Prix across five continents, making it one of the longest calendars in the sport’s history. From legendary venues such as Monza and Silverstone to modern showpieces like Las Vegas and Singapore, each race brings its own drama, strategy, and unforgettable moments for fans worldwide.
Each race weekend brings its own drama, strategy battles, and unforgettable moments, making every Grand Prix a highlight on the sporting calendar.
F1 2026 Grand Prix Fast Facts
| Total Grand Prix in 2026 | 23 |
| Longest Circuit | Spa-Francorchamps – 7.004 km |
| Shortest Circuit | Monaco – 3.337 km |
| Newest Circuit | Madring – Spanish GP (added in 2026) |
| Oldest Continuous GP | Italian GP at Monza (since 1950) |
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F1 2026 Grand Prix FAQs
How many F1 races are in 2026?
There are 23 Formula 1 Grands Prix on the 2026 calendar. The original plan was 24, but the April races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were cancelled because of the war in the Middle East. The Bahrain Grand Prix was later restaged at Sepang in October. The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was not replaced.
Which is the most famous F1 Grand Prix?
The Monaco Grand Prix is still treated as the most prestigious: a street race through Monte Carlo that has been on the championship calendar since 1950.
Which circuits host night races in Formula 1 in 2026?
The dedicated night races in 2026 are Singapore (Marina Bay), Qatar (Lusail) and Las Vegas. Abu Dhabi is a floodlit late-afternoon race. The Bahrain Grand Prix is not a night race this year — it is being held at Sepang in Malaysia. Jeddah is not on the 2026 calendar.
Which Grand Prix is the fastest?
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza is the fastest race on the calendar and is still known as the Temple of Speed.
What is the newest addition to the F1 calendar?
The newest venue is the Madring in Madrid, which hosted the Spanish Grand Prix for the first time in 2026. Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya stayed on the calendar as a separate race, the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, in June. Sepang also returned in October as a one-off host for the relocated Bahrain Grand Prix.
What is the oldest Formula 1 Grand Prix?
The British Grand Prix is the oldest championship event. It was the first round of the World Championship in 1950 and has been held every year since. The Italian Grand Prix at Monza is the longest-running venue still in regular use, missing only 1980 when the race was held at Imola.
Which F1 Grand Prix has the biggest attendance?
The British Grand Prix at Silverstone and the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne are consistently among the biggest weekends, often topping 400,000 fans across three days. Austin and Mexico City are in the same bracket in recent years.
Which country has hosted the most Formula 1 races?
Italy has hosted the most World Championship Grands Prix, mainly through the Italian Grand Prix at Monza plus races at Imola and other venues. Great Britain is close behind. In 2026 Italy hosts one championship round (Monza); Spain hosts two (Barcelona-Catalunya and Madrid).
