2027 Formula One Calendar Includes Monaco Sprint Race
- Formula One unveiled its 2027 calendar on Wednesday, featuring 24 Grands Prix across 22 countries and 10 sprint events, including the return of Portugal and Turkey while the Netherlands drops off the list.
- Despite concerns about overtaking at Monaco's tight streets, the venue will host a sprint for the first time, which Formula One CEO Stefano Domenicali said offers "more intensity, drama and the wheel-to-wheel action that makes our sport so special."
- Formula One data shows sprint weekends are 12% more popular than non-sprint events, and three of the first four rounds and three of the last four will feature this format with triple-headers in April and September.
- Races in the Gulf remain uncertain as regional conflict continues, with the FIA hoping to avoid disruptions like those experienced this year; Saudi Arabia's race was cancelled previously while Bahrain's event was rescheduled to Malaysia's Sepang circuit.
- The 2027 season is scheduled to conclude in Abu Dhabi, though Formula One maintains contingency plans if safety concerns arise, reflecting the sport's efforts to navigate global instability while managing a record-breaking 24-round calendar.
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F1 2027 Calendar: Full Race Schedule And Sprint Venues
F1 Announces 2027 Calendar with 24 Grands Prix, 10 Sprint Events
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Pre-season testing will take place in Bahrain from 24-27 February before the Championship returns there for the first race, followed by Saudi Arabia. Sports News | F1 Announces 2027 Calendar with 24 Grands Prix, 10 Sprint Events.
Monaco to become one of a record 10 F1 sprint weekends in 2027
Monaco’s tight and twisty streets will host a Formula One sprint for the first time next season with a record 10 race weekends, including the scheduled opener in Bahrain, featuring the format on a 24-round calendar published on Wednesday. The championship will start at the Sakhir circuit on March 14, after February 24-27 testing in […]
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