Formula 1 2025 Full Race Calendar
The 2025 Formula 1 season will deliver a breathtaking season we have yet to see, featuring 24 races that include six Sprint Race weekends.
This year, the pinnacle of motorsport will not begin in the Sakhir desert for the Bahrain Grand Prix but around the Australian city of Melbourne.
With the new season, new drivers, and teams investing in their driver lineups, the pot begins to stir. Drivers are hungry to showcase their prowess, and some are in it for another world championship.
What to Expect In Pre Season
Before the season begins around the streets of Melbourne, Formula 1 is to announce the 75th anniversary of the championship at the O2 Arena.
The anniversary will feature all 20 drivers and the 10 teams, showcasing their liveries for the 2025 season. Special guest presenters will be set to feature in the event.
February 18th F1’s 75th Anniversary Live season launch event, The O2 (20:00 GMT)
A week later, all 10 teams and 20 drivers will be able to dive into the cars as they prepare for Pre-Season Testing.
Pre-season Testing
Pre-season testing will be the first inclination for teams and drivers to test their machinery developed over the Winter.
The testing period will run over three days, with two sessions per day. One for the morning session and the second for the afternoon stint.
Both stints run for four hours with an hour break in between. Meaning if a driver wishes to continue into the afternoon, they are allowed the hour to recuperate or allow his team-mate to drive for the closing session.
However, for testing, both drivers cannot be on track. So, for the teams and drivers alike, every second counts.
February 26th-28th: Pre-season Testing, Bahrain
Formula 1 2025 Calendar and Dates
Round 1 - March 14th-16th: Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne
Round 2 - March 21st-23rd: Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai (Sprint weekend)
Round 3 - April 4th-6th: Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
Round 4 - April 11th-13th: Bahrain Grand Prix, Sakhir
Round 5 - April 18th-20th: Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Jeddah
Round 6 - May 2nd-4th: Miami Grand Prix, Miami (Sprint weekend)
Round 7 - May 16th-18th: Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Imola
Round 8 - May 23rd-25th: Monaco Grand Prix, Monaco
Round 9 - May 30th - June 1st: Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona
Round 10 - June 13th-15th: Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal
Round 11 - June 27th-29th: Austrian Grand Prix, Spielberg
Round 12 - July 4th-6th: British Grand Prix, Silverstone
Round 13 - July 25th-27th: Belgian Grand Prix, Spa-Francorchamps (Sprint weekend)
Round 14 - August 1st-3rd: Hungarian Grand Prix, Budapest
Round 15 - August 29th-31st: Dutch Grand Prix, Zandvoort
Round 16 - September 5th-7th: Italian Grand Prix, Monza
Round 17 - September 19th-21st: Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Baku
Round 18 - October 3rd-5th: Singapore Grand Prix, Singapore
Round 19 - October 17th-19th: United States Grand Prix, Austin (Sprint weekend)
Round 20 - October 24th-26th: Mexico City Grand Prix, Mexico City
Round 21 - November 7th-9th: Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Sao Paulo (Sprint weekend)
Round 22 - November 21st-23rd: Las Vegas Grand Prix, Las Vegas
Round 23 - November 28th-30th: Qatar Grand Prix, Lusail (Sprint weekend)
Round 24 - December 5th-7th: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Yas Marina
Get Ready, Formula 1 Returns Soon!
Formula 1 fans are sure to be captivated by the thrilling races and fierce competition in 2025.
With 24 action-packed races announced, 2025 promises to be one of the most memorable moments of the year as drivers test their limits to achieve the highest possible title.
Undoubtedly, this season will have a lasting impact on the rich history of the sport before we move into the new regulations in 2026.