Round by round

Rounds worth planning around

Dates are provisional until each promoter publishes a final timetable. Every round has its own weekend guide with the timetable, the circuit notes and the gate access.

R1

Formula 1 • 08.03.2026

Australian Grand Prix

Albert Park, Melbourne — Season opener on a semi-permanent circuit with high grip.

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R3

Formula 1 • 29.03.2026

Japanese Grand Prix

Suzuka — Figure-of-eight layout and the best first sector in the sport.

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R5

Formula 1 • 19.04.2026

Miami Grand Prix

Miami International Autodrome — Three long straights and a paddock built for television.

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R8

Formula 1 • 24.05.2026

Monaco Grand Prix

Circuit de Monaco — Qualifying decides it; the pit wall decides the order behind.

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R6

MotoGP • 31.05.2026

Italian Grand Prix

Mugello — The fastest flowing circuit on the calendar.

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R6

WRC • 05.06.2026

Rally Italia Sardegna

Olbia — Loose gravel and heat that punishes tyres late in the day.

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R3

WEC • 13.06.2026

24 Hours of Le Mans

Circuit de la Sarthe — Hypercars, night stints and 24 hours of traffic management.

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R8

MotoGP • 21.06.2026

Dutch TT

Assen — A cathedral of motorcycle racing and the best braking zone in Europe.

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R8

WRC • 03.07.2026

Rally Finland

Jyvaskyla — Blind crests and the highest average speed of the season.

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R12

Formula 1 • 05.07.2026

British Grand Prix

Silverstone — High-speed corners that expose every weakness in a floor.

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R5

WEC • 19.07.2026

6 Hours of Sao Paulo

Interlagos — Anti-clockwise, bumpy and famous for late safety cars.

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R11

MotoGP • 16.08.2026

Austrian Grand Prix

Red Bull Ring — Short lap, huge elevation change, brutal on the front tyre.

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R11

WRC • 13.09.2026

Acropolis Rally

Lamia — Rocky, punishing stages that break cars before they break drivers.

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