2025 F1 Schedule Revealed: Full Formula 1 Calendar, Race Dates, Start Times & How to Stream Live

As Formula 1 gears up to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the World Championship, the FIA has rubber-stamped a record-equalling 24-round 2025 F1 schedule that stretches from mid-March to early December. The new calendar combines traditional crown-jewel races with modern showpieces while tightening the geographical flow to reduce travel miles and carbon emissions. The season fires up Down Under at Albert Park, Melbourne (14-16 March), before heading straight to Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix—returning for only its second appearance since 2019. A spring swing through Asia and the Middle East follows, with Suzuka on 4-6 April, Bahrain on 11-13 April, and Jeddah one week later; the Gulf events have moved to April to avoid Ramadan. Europe dominates late spring and summer. Miami opens the U.S. account on 2-4 May, then Imola and Monaco form a classic double-header, with Barcelona, Montréal, Spielberg and Silverstone completing a momentum-packed early summer run. After the traditional August shutdown, Zandvoort restarts the action before Monza, Baku and the floodlit Singapore Grand Prix. North America hosts two more stops—Austin and Mexico City—before the São Paulo classic and the Las Vegas night race. A desert finale pairs Lusail (Qatar) with Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi, on 5-7 December. 2025 will also feature six Sprint events—Shanghai, Miami, Spa, Austin, São Paulo and Qatar—plus pre-season testing in Bahrain (26-28 February), giving fans extra competitive action ahead of lights-out. Full 2025 Formula 1 schedule (local race weekends) • 14-16 March: Australian Grand Prix – Melbourne • 21-23 March: Chinese Grand Prix – Shanghai • 4-6 April: Japanese Grand Prix – Suzuka • 11-13 April: Bahrain Grand Prix – Sakhir • 18-20 April: Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – Jeddah • 2-4 May: Miami Grand Prix – Miami • 16-18 May: Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix – Imola • 23-25 May: Monaco Grand Prix – Monte Carlo • 30 May-1 June: Spanish Grand Prix – Barcelona • 13-15 June: Canadian Grand Prix – Montréal • 27-29 June: Austrian Grand Prix – Spielberg • 4-6 July: British Grand Prix – Silverstone • 25-27 July: Belgian Grand Prix – Spa-Francorchamps • 1-3 August: Hungarian Grand Prix – Budapest • 29-31 August: Dutch Grand Prix – Zandvoort • 5-7 September: Italian Grand Prix – Monza • 19-21 September: Azerbaijan Grand Prix – Baku • 3-5 October: Singapore Grand Prix – Marina Bay • 17-19 October: United States Grand Prix – Austin • 24-26 October: Mexico City Grand Prix – Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez • 7-9 November: São Paulo Grand Prix – Interlagos • 20-22 November: Las Vegas Grand Prix – Las Vegas Strip Circuit • 28-30 November: Qatar Grand Prix – Lusail • 5-7 December: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – Yas Marina “We’ll visit 24 incredible venues, delivering top-class racing, hospitality and entertainment enjoyed by millions of fans worldwide,” enthused F1 President Stefano Domenicali, who also praised the calendar’s regional logic and sustainability goals. FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem added that the line-up “strikes a good blend of traditional circuits and modern venues,” ensuring the landmark season showcases Formula 1’s past, present and future. With tickets already on sale and travel packages filling up fast, now is the time for fans to lock in flights, hotels and grandstand seats. Whether you’re targeting a bucket-list trip to Monaco, the high-speed theatre of Monza or the neon spectacle of Las Vegas, the 2025 F1 calendar offers more chances than ever to witness the world’s fastest circus in person—and keep your search queries for “F1 schedule” fully satisfied.