F1 2027 Calendar: Every Race, Sprint Weekends and the Turkish GP's Return
The 2027 Formula 1 calendar: 24 Grands Prix from Bahrain on 14 March to Abu Dhabi on 12 December, the ten Sprint weekends, and what changes — Portugal and Türkiye back for the first time since 2021, no Dutch Grand Prix.
By MatchCountdown Editorial · Updated October 2026
The short answer
The 2027 Formula 1 season has 24 Grands Prix. It opens in Bahrain on Sunday 14 March, two weeks after pre-season testing at the same circuit on 24–27 February, and ends in Abu Dhabi on Sunday 12 December. Ten of the weekends have a Sprint.
Two races come back for the first time since 2021: the Portuguese Grand Prix at Portimão and the Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul Park. The Dutch Grand Prix is gone, Barcelona sits out 2027 in a rotation with Spa-Francorchamps, and Bahrain and Saudi Arabia return after their 2026 races were moved or cancelled.
Every race
March to May: Bahrain (14 March, Sprint), Saudi Arabia in Jeddah (21 March), Australia in Melbourne (4 April, Sprint), Japan at Suzuka (11 April, Sprint), China in Shanghai (18 April), Miami (2 May) and Canada in Montreal (23 May, Sprint).
June to September: Monaco (6 June, Sprint), Portugal at Portimão (20 June), Britain at Silverstone (4 July, Sprint), Austria at the Red Bull Ring (11 July), Belgium at Spa (25 July), Hungary (1 August), Italy at Monza (5 September, Sprint), Spain at the Madring in Madrid (12 September) and Azerbaijan in Baku (26 September).
October to December: Türkiye at Istanbul Park (3 October), Singapore (10 October), the United States in Austin (24 October), Mexico City (31 October), São Paulo (7 November, Sprint), Las Vegas (a Saturday race on 20 November), Qatar (5 December, Sprint) and Abu Dhabi (12 December, Sprint).
The Turkish Grand Prix returns
The Turkish Grand Prix is round 17, on the weekend of 1–3 October 2027 at Istanbul Park, with the race on Sunday 3 October. It is the circuit's first Formula 1 race since 2021, and Formula 1 has agreed to race there until at least 2031.
It sits between Azerbaijan on 26 September and Singapore on 10 October. Each Grand Prix page on MatchCountdown shows every session of the weekend in your own time zone once the timetable is published.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the 2027 F1 season start?
With the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday 14 March 2027, after pre-season testing in Bahrain on 24–27 February.
How many races are on the 2027 F1 calendar?
Twenty-four, ten of them with a Sprint.
When is the 2027 Turkish Grand Prix?
On the weekend of 1–3 October 2027 at Istanbul Park, with the race on Sunday 3 October.
Is there a Dutch Grand Prix in 2027?
No. 2026 was its last running.
When is the last race of 2027?
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday 12 December 2027.
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