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F1 calendar 2021

The 2021 Formula 1 calendar will consist of 22 Grands Prix. Stops in Monaco and France are back while the Dutch Grand Prix returns for the first time since 1985.

# Grand Prix Circuit Date
1
bhr
Bahrain International Circuit 28 Mar
2
ita
Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari 18 Apr
3
por
Autódromo Internacional do Algarve 2 May
4
esp
Circuit de Catalunya 9 May
5
mco
Circuit de Monaco 23 May
6
aze
Baku City Circuit 6 Jun
7
fra
Circuit Paul Ricard 20 Jun
8
aut
Red Bull Ring 27 Jun
9
aut
Red Bull Ring 4 Jul
10
gbr
Circuit Silverstone 18 Jul
11
hun
Hungaroring 1 Aug
12
bel
Spa-Francorchamps 29 Aug
13
nld
Circuit Zandvoort 5 Sep
14
ita
Autodromo Nazionale Monza 12 Sep
15
rus
Sochi Autodrom 26 Sep
16
tur
Istanbul Park 10 Oct
17
usa
Circuit of the Americas 24 Oct
18
mex
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez 7 Nov
19
bra
Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace Interlagos 14 Nov
20
qat
Losail International Circuit 21 Nov
21
sau
Jeddah Street Circuit 5 Dec
22
are
Yas Marina Circuit 12 Dec

The 2021 F1 calendar consists of a record-breaking 22 Grands Prix held across the world. Things kick off with the opening round in Bahrain on 28 March, while the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix once again brings the season to a close on 12 December.

The 2021 F1 schedule will look to return to a more traditional format after 2020, though the usual season opener in Australia has been pushed back to 21 November. Teams will venture to Europe for the first time on 18 April with the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Italy. The Dutch Grand Prix is back after its 2020 return was cancelled, with the event set for 5 September.

New on the F1 calendar is the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with drivers taking in the Jeddah Street Circuit for the first time on 28 November. Germany will not hold an event after the Nurburgring hosted the Eifel Grand Prix last season

The complete F1 schedule for 2021 can be found below.

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