F1 2027: Calendar Updates, Key Races & What to Look Forward To

With the 2026 Formula 1 season in full swing, attention is already turning towards 2027. Another global season is on the horizon, with returning circuits, new developments and plenty of exciting race weekends to look forward to.


The full 2027 calendar is expected to be announced in autumn 2026. Later than usual due to ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Middle East and its potential impact on the opening races. F1 is continuing to work through contingency plans before finalising the schedule.


In this guide, we take a look at the latest F1 2027 updates, the races and circuits to watch and what the season could mean for those planning an F1 experience.

F1 2027 Calendar: What We Know So Far

The 2027 season is set to feature 24 Grands Prix, with several changes already confirmed. The Turkey GP will return to Istanbul Park from 2027, while Portugal returns to the Algarve International Circuit for races in 2027 and 2028.

There will also be changes across the European schedule. Zandvoort will host its final Dutch Grand Prix in 2026, while Spa Francorchamps and Barcelona will alternate, with Belgium hosting in 2027.

With the full schedule due to be announced in autumn, the final race order and dates are still to come. For now, these confirmed changes give us the first glimpse of what the 2027 season will look like.

F1 2027 Preliminary Schedule 

While the official calendar is still to be released, a preliminary schedule has emerged for the 2027 season. The current plan is to begin in Bahrain in March before travelling across Asia, Europe, North America and South America, and concluding in Abu Dhabi in December. These dates remain provisional and could change before the official calendar is announced. 

12–14 Mar | Bahrain Grand Prix.
19–21 Mar | Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
2–4 Apr | Australian Grand Prix.
9–11 Apr | Japanese Grand Prix.
16–18 Apr | Chinese Grand Prix.
30 Apr–2 May | Miami Grand Prix.
21–23 May | Canadian Grand Prix.
4–6 Jun | Monaco Grand Prix.
18–20 Jun | Portuguese Grand Prix.
2–4 Jul | British Grand Prix.
9–11 Jul | Austrian Grand Prix.
23–25 Jul | Belgian Grand Prix.
30 Jul–1 Aug | Hungarian Grand Prix.
3–5 Sep | Italian Grand Prix.
10–12 Sep | Spanish Grand Prix.
24–26 Sep | Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
1–3 Oct | Turkish Grand Prix.
8–10 Oct | Singapore Grand Prix.
22–24 Oct | United States Grand Prix.
29–31 Oct | Mexican Grand Prix.
12–14 Nov | Brazilian Grand Prix.
19–21 Nov | Las Vegas Grand Prix.
3–5 Dec | Qatar Grand Prix.
10–12 Dec | Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Please note that these dates are provisional and may change before the official 2027 calendar is announced.

Races To Look Forward To In 2027

British Grand Prix

Silverstone is one of the highlights of the F1 season, with a passionate home crowd and a circuit steeped in Formula 1 history. The combination of high speed corners, a huge atmosphere and the chance to see the world’s best drivers racing on home soil makes the British Grand Prix a standout weekend.

Monaco Grand Prix

Few races have the prestige of Monaco. The streets of Monte Carlo provide one of the most recognisable backdrops in Formula 1, combining the challenge of a tight street circuit with the atmosphere of one of the sport’s most iconic destinations. 

Singapore Grand Prix

The Singapore Grand Prix brings a different feel to the F1 calendar, with the Marina Bay Street Circuit hosting the race under the lights. The combination of a city backdrop, night time racing and a vibrant atmosphere makes Singapore one of the most distinctive race weekends of the season.

Turkish Grand Prix

One of the biggest changes for 2027 is the return of the Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul Park. The circuit is known for its challenging layout, significant elevation changes and famous Turn 8. After last appearing on the calendar in 2021, its return gives fans another destination to add to their F1 plans.

Planning Your F1 2027 Experience

Planning an F1 weekend can be a lot to consider, particularly when you’re looking at different races, hospitality options and availability. That’s where DTB can help. With access to hospitality experiences across the Formula 1 calendar, our team can find the right race and package for your plans.

Whether you’re looking for a premium race day experience or planning a weekend with friends and family, we can talk you through the options available and keep you updated as 2027 packages are confirmed.

Planning your F1 experience for 2027? Get in touch with DTB today to register your interest and speak to our team about the races you’re considering.

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Alongside tickets and hospitality, DTB can manage every detail of your experience – from travel and hotels to transfers and beyond. Speak with your account manager to discuss what we can arrange for you.

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