F1 2025 race calendar

Every circuit of every round from this season’s F1 calendar

  1. Australia

    Albert Park, Melbourne / March 14-16
    Back in its rightful place as season opener. Carlos Sainz will not be expecting a repeat of his 2024 win.

    1.-Australia

  2. China

    Shanghai / March 21-23
    Includes first sprint race of the year. Max Verstappen won on Saturday and Sunday last time.

    2.-China

  3. Japan

    Suzuka / April 4-6
    Historically, a Verstappen stronghold. He’s won the past three at one of the great circuits.

    3.-Japan

  4. Bahrain

    Sakhir / April 11-13
    Relegated from season opener. But still hosts the pre-season tests at the end of February.
    4.-Bahrain

  5. Saudi Arabia

    Jeddah Corniche / April 18-20
    Scene of Ollie Bearman’s super-sub Ferrari debut last time. But what can he do in a Haas?
    5.-Saudi

  6. Miami

    Miami, US / May 2-4
    Where it all turned for Lando Norris and McLaren in 2024. Includes a sprint race once again.
    6.-Miami

  7. Emilia-Romagna

    Imola, Italy / May 16-18
    Yes, it tends to be processional. But we love this one, don’t we? Norris pushed Verstappen last year.
    7.-Emilia-Romagna

  8. Monaco

    Circuit de Monaco / May 23-25
    Charles Leclerc threw the monkey from his back in 2024. F1 cars have outgrown it, but who cares?
    8.-Monaco

  9. Spain

    Barcelona-Catalunya / May 30-June 1
    The last one before Madrid steps in? Some of us will miss it. Verstappen’s last win for ages in 2024.

    9.-Spain

  10. Canada

    Montreal / June 13-15
    Runs after Spain, which makes a change. Great rain-affected race last time. Nearly always a cracker.
    10.-Canada

  11. Austria

    Spielberg / June 27-29
    Verstappen’s first ‘home’ race of the season. Last time he clashed with Norris, leaving win to George Russell.
    11.-Austria

  12. Great Britain

    Silverstone / July 4-6
    Can Lewis Hamilton make it 10 at home? He was just like his old self in ’24 as the long drought was quenched.
    12.-GB

  13. Belgium

    Spa-Francorchamps / July 25-27
    Russell was magic on a one-stopper last time. But that unlucky DSQ broke the spell.
    13.-Belgium

  14. Hungary

    Hungaroring / August 1-3
    Team orders tension, a potty-mouthed champion… more of that and they’ll have earned their summer break.
    14.-Hungary

  15. Netherlands

    Zandvoort / August 29-31
    Back to work. Penultimate time at Zandvoort before it drops off the calendar again. What a shame.
    15.-Netherlands

  16. Italy

    Monza / September 5-7
    Imagine a Ferrari 1-2 this time. How will Hamilton’s big switch to red be going by the time we get here?
    16.-Monza

  17. Azerbaijan

    Baku / September 19-21
    Last time Norris dropped the ball, Oscar Piastri brilliantly picked it up. It’s one of the great street tracks.
    17.-Azerbaijan

  18. Singapore

    Marina Bay / October 3-5
    Sizzling night race. Norris was dominant last time, but that title challenge was always a long shot.
    18.-Singapore

  19. United States

    COTA, Austin, Texas / October 17-19
    Rules of racing blew up at Turn 12 in ’24. One of the best circuits to visit. Keep it weird, Austin.
    19.-USA

  20. Mexico City

    Hermanos Rodriguez / October 24-26
    No Sergio Pérez this time. Verstappen’s double foul soured this one last year. High altitude, high drama (usually).
    20.-Mexico

  21. São Paulo

    Interlagos / November 7-9
    After the worst, we saw the best of the champ here last time. Always a season highlight.
    21.-Brazil

  22. Las Vegas

    Nevada, US / November 20-22
    A 4am start time for us in the UK. Ouch. But on the back of the first two on The Strip, we won’t want to miss it.
    22.-Las-Vegas

  23. Qatar

    Lusail / November 28-30
    A decent race last time. But the venue remains forgettable. Last sprint race of the season included.
    23.-Qatar

  24. Abu Dhabi

    Yas Marina / December 5-7
    Still a rubbish place to end the season. But a December title climax? This time, maybe…
    24.-Abu-Dhabi

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