F1 Calendar: Your Quick Guide to Every Grand Prix Date and Time

Whether you’re a seasoned fan or just jumping into the sport, knowing when and where each race happens saves you a lot of hassle. This page pulls together the entire Formula 1 schedule, so you can set reminders, plan travel, or line up a watch party without hunting across multiple sites.

How to Use This Calendar

First, look at the list of races below. Each entry shows the Grand Prix name, the weekend dates, and the exact start time for the main race in local time. Below that, we give the corresponding UK time – the most common reference for our audience.

Tip: Click on a race name to see related posts, like "What Time Is the F1 Race Today" or "History Grand Prix F1," which give extra context and watching tips.

When you spot a race you want to watch, add it to your phone calendar. Set an alert for an hour before the start – that way you have time to grab snacks, fire up the streaming service, and get settled.

Tips for Watching Each Grand Prix

Broadcast options vary by region. In the UK, the official F1 broadcaster streams live on the same channel every weekend, so you can rely on a consistent schedule. If you’re outside the UK, check the local sports network or the official F1 app for live coverage.

Time zones can be tricky. For example, the Australian Grand Prix often kicks off late at night UK time, while the US‑based races are usually mid‑day. Use a world clock app to convert the start time and avoid missing the action.Don’t forget the free practice sessions on Friday and Saturday. They’re great for a deeper look at car setups and driver strategies, and they’re often streamed for free on the official F1 YouTube channel.

Plan a watch party with friends who share the same passion. Assign each person a snack or a fun F1 trivia question to ask during the breaks. It makes the long weekends more engaging and helps you remember details like who took pole position or which team introduced a new aero update.

Finally, keep an eye on schedule changes. Weather can force a race to start later, and the F1 calendar sometimes adds a sprint race that flips the traditional order. Our tag page updates automatically, so you’ll always see the latest information without having to search elsewhere.

Ready to mark your calendar? Scroll down to see the full list of upcoming races, then start planning your viewing experience. With the right schedule in hand, you’ll never miss a chance to watch the world’s fastest cars roar around the track.