F1 to have 10 sprint races in 2027, including Monaco
Published 1w ago
Formula One is drastically increasing its sprint weekend count while reviving classic Grand Prix locations.
Formula One has unveiled its schedule for the upcoming season, featuring a significant expansion to 10 sprint races across the 24-round calendar. The championship will see the return of circuits in Portugal and Turkey, alongside the inclusion of Monaco as a sprint weekend host. The season will commence in Bahrain, while traditional events such as the British Grand Prix retain their familiar summer windows.
- The total number of sprint events will expand to 10 for the upcoming season.
- Circuits in Portugal and Turkey are returning to the official championship schedule.
- The principality of Monaco will host a sprint race for the first time.
- The British Grand Prix is scheduled to take place at Silverstone on the weekend of July.
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Calendar changes and format expansions shape the competitive and commercial landscape of motorsport's premier series.
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Formula One has announced a 24-race schedule featuring 10 sprint events and the return of circuits in Portugal and Turkey.
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- BBC SportF1 to have 10 sprint races in 2027, including Monaco1w ago · open ↗
- The GuardianF1 sprint races increase from six to 10 and Portugal and Turkey return in 2027 calendar1w ago · open ↗
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