25 February
Formula 1 in the 2026 Season: 24 Rounds and a New Chapter
The 2026 Formula 1 season will be the 77th edition of the FIA Open-Wheel Auto Racing World Championship. The tournament is officially recognized by the FIA as the highest category of motorsport competition. Throughout the year, the world's best drivers and teams will compete for two major titles—the Drivers' Championship and the Constructors' Championship.
The championship calendar includes 24 rounds, making it one of the most intense seasons in the series' history. The start is scheduled for March 8 in Melbourne, with the final race traditionally taking place on December 6 in Abu Dhabi. The geography of the rounds spans several continents, turning each Grand Prix into a major international event.
Throughout the year, teams will adapt to the technical regulations, refine their cars and strategies, and drivers will demonstrate their skills at the limit. High speeds, the battle for positions, and tactical decisions during pit stops invariably make each round spectacular and unpredictable.
Motorsport fans can become a part of this grand season in person. Buy tickets for the 2026 Formula 1 rounds on our website and watch the world's strongest drivers compete from the stands at legendary tracks.
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13 May
Japanese Grand Prix at the Legendary Suzuka Circuit: Become Part of Motorsport History
Immerse yourself in a world of speed and adrenaline at Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka. Unique Formula 1, MotoGP, and other events await you. Feel the thrill of one of the world's most famous circuits!
20 April
Suzuka Circuit: The History and Evolution of Japan's Legendary Race Track
Discover the unique configuration of Suzuka Circuit in Mie Prefecture. Learn how this 5,807-kilometer track became home to the Formula 1 and Japanese Super Formula championships. Feel the adrenaline rush of racing on the legendary figure-eight!
25 February
Formula 1: 2026 Japanese Grand Prix at Legendary Suzuka
The 77th Formula 1 season is off to a bright start: the iconic Suzuka Circuit will once again host the Japanese round. Fans can expect three days of speed, competition, and the unveiling of new regulations.
25 February
Formula 1: the speed of technology and the fight for the world title
Formula 1 is the world's premier open-wheel racing championship. It features 24 rounds, innovative cars, and the world's best drivers battling for the world championship title.