2027 Motorsport Calendar

24 Grands Prix across five continents. Sprint weekends expand from six to ten (Bahrain, Australia, Japan, Canada, Monaco, Great Britain, Italy, Brazil, Qatar, Abu Dhabi). Portugal (Portimão) and Türkiye (Istanbul) return; Zandvoort drops off. Pre-season testing: 24–27 February, Bahrain.

22 Grands Prix across five continents, ushering in the new 850cc era. Two new venues: Buenos Aires (Argentina, Round 4) and a debut Adelaide Street Circuit (Australia, Round 21). Season finale remains Valencia on 28 November.

Expanded to nine rounds for the first time in a decade. Silverstone returns after an eight-year absence (Round 3). Ford and McLaren join the Hypercar ranks. Champions crowned at the Bahrain finale in early November.

Record-breaking 21-race season and the first of the all-new GEN4 era. Opens with a Jeddah double-header in December 2026 and concludes in Tokyo on 24–25 July 2027. Three new venues: Austin (COTA), Zandvoort and Madrid.

17-race championship. Historic European return: IndyCar races at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on 18 July. Milwaukee hosts a double-header (28–29 August). Tune-in times to be announced.

14 rounds across Asia, Oceania, Europe and the Americas. Istanbul and Mexico City join the calendar; Montreal returns. All rounds support Formula 1.

10 rounds across four continents. Three new venues join the schedule. All rounds support Formula 1.

36 points-paying races. Homestead-Miami hosts the season finale (14 November). Dates marked * were confirmed by NASCAR but remain subject to minor scheduling adjustment. Broadcast partners: FOX Sports, Prime Video, TNT Sports, USA Sports.

Expanded 15-round calendar. Headline returns: the United States (first WRC round since 1988 Olympus Rally) and the United Kingdom (inaugural Rally Scotland). Rally d’Italia debuts. Calendar is provisional; three of the fifteen rounds had not been publicly dated at the time of checking and are listed as pending rather than estimated.

Provisional 12-round calendar across nine countries and three continents. China debuts at Shanghai (finale); Valencia returns for the first time since 2010; Phillip Island hosts its farewell WorldSBK round. Subject to FIM confirmation.

Six-event, eight-round schedule. Snetterton hosts the season opener for the first time in the series’ 35-year history (moved to avoid the FIA WEC Silverstone clash). The blue-riband Silverstone 500 shifts to 7–8 August. Revised provisional calendar.

10 rounds in 8 countries (5 Endurance Cup + 5 Sprint Cup). Imola and the Hungaroring join the calendar; Monza drops out. The 79th CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa remains the centrepiece. Two Sprint rounds (including the Hungaroring) and the pre-season Prologue dates were still to be confirmed at the time of checking.

Six 4-hour races at the same six circuits as 2026, with an earlier start: the 4 Hours of Barcelona moves to 14 March. The 4 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps date had not been published at the time of checking and is listed as pending.

Calendar unchanged in structure from 2026. Historic milestones: 65th Rolex 24 At Daytona, 75th Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, 70th WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, 30th Motul Petit Le Mans. Two rounds (Long Beach and Laguna Seca) had not been individually dated at the time of checking.

Eight regular rounds at seven venues, plus the return of the Intercontinental GT Challenge Suzuka 1000km as a special GT300 event. Sepang returns; Fuji’s second date moves to autumn; Motegi finale shifts later into November. Provisional calendar.

Moto2 and Moto3 do not publish standalone calendars; both support the MotoGP World Championship and are expected to race at the 22 MotoGP rounds above. A confirmed Moto2/Moto3 round list had not been published at the time of checking — it will appear here once the FIM confirms it.

The 2027 DTM calendar had not been announced at the time of checking. DTM typically reveals its schedule in late autumn; this section will be populated once the official calendar is confirmed.

The 2027 Super Formula calendar had not been announced at the time of checking. This section will be populated once the official calendar is confirmed.

FIA Formula Regional European Championship has confirmed it will expand to 10 rounds in 2027, with Portimão, Silverstone and Barcelona joining the calendar. Full round-by-round dates had not been published at the time of checking.

The 2027 World Rally Raid Championship calendar had not been announced at the time of checking. This section will be populated once the official calendar is confirmed.

The 2027 BTCC calendar has been announced as a ten-event, 30-race schedule from April to October, but the full round-by-round dates had not been independently verified at the time of checking. The TCR World Tour 2027 calendar had not been announced. This section will be populated once confirmed dates are verified.

Provisional 20-round calendar, including two visits to China. Águeda confirmed as the Portuguese GP and a new GP of Extremadura (Mérida) added; one round (Switzerland) was still to be confirmed at the time of checking. Round-by-round dates will be added once the full FIM calendar is published.