F1 Circuits

The 2026 Formula 1 season is set to be the most thrilling yet, with sweeping rule changes, twenty-four races across five continents, all culminating in a battle for the coveted Drivers’ and Constructors’ World Championships.

In 2026, Formula 1 introduces the Madrid Grand Prix as the closing event of the sport’s uninterrupted European leg. Set for 11–13 September, the new race is Madrid’s debut on the calendar and takes over from the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix at Imola, while the total number of races remains unchanged at 24.

The addition of Madrid is part of a wider effort to optimise logistics and lower carbon emissions across the season. Among the reshuffled dates, the Canadian Grand Prix moves from its usual early June slot to 22–24 May. This shift moves it directly after the Miami Grand Prix, scheduled for 1–3 May, allowing teams to streamline freight movement between the two North American events.

Each Grand Prix now offers more than just a race. For the data-hungry, style-savvy, socially connected modern F1 fan, the 2026 experience is layered: track layouts, tyre degradation forecasts, overtaking hotspots, and even AI-generated race predictions have become part of the fan toolkit. Our circuit breakdowns offer a 360° view of each track, from legendary layouts like Spa-Francorchamps and Suzuka to the modern circuits of Miami and Jeddah. You’ll find up-to-date statistics, previous winners.

The 2026 race order reflects a new wave of logistical efficiency and environmental consciousness, part of F1’s continued push toward net-zero emissions by 2030. This means a more logical travel flow and fewer carbon-heavy detours. Europe gets a tighter cluster of races, while the triple-header in Asia—Singapore, Suzuka, and Shanghai—has returned to centre stage. Silverstone stays strong as the crown jewel of British motorsport, with another Sprint weekend at the British Grand Prix.

So whether you’re a longtime tifoso, a Drive to Survive convert, or a casual Sunday viewer, there’s never been a better time to be an F1 fan.