2022 W Series calendar
W Series returns for its third season in 2022, and will run alongside F1 at eight race weekends. Check out the full calendar below.

The 2022 W Series calendar will see the drivers compete across 10 races, all of which will be run on F1 weekends.
Now in its third season, the all-female championship gets underway with a double-header at the Miami International Autodrome on 6-8 May, which will be making its debut as a Formula 1 venue this year.
From there, the series will hold rounds in Spain, the United Kingdom, France and Hungary, before making a debut appearance in Asia by racing in Japan.
A second visit to the United States will host the penultimate W Series event of the season at Austin, Texas, before the finale takes place just one week later, with back-to-back races in Mexico on 28-30 October.
Jamie Chadwick was the winner of the W Series championship in 2019 and 2021 - with the 2020 season not taking place due to the coronavirus pandemic - and returns to defend her title in 2022.
Check out the 2022 W Series calendar in full below.
W Series calendar 2022
| Round | Venue | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Miami, USA | 6-8 May |
| 2 | Miami, USA | 6-8 May |
| 3 | Barcelona, Spain | 20-22 May |
| 4 | Silverstone, UK | 1-3 July |
| 5 | Le Castellet, France | 22-24 July |
| 6 | Budapest, Hungary | 29-31 July |
| 7 | Suzuka, Japan | 7-9 October |
| 8 | Austin, USA | 21-23 October |
| 9 | Mexico City, Mexico | 28-30 October |
| 10 | Mexico City, Mexico | 28-30 October |
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