F1 announce 2025 calendar
12th April 2024Formula 1 have announced the new calendar for the upcoming world championship season which will see Australia return as the 2025 season-opener, on March 16.
F1’s governing body and F1 have announced, on Friday, the calendar for the 2025 season which will mark the 75th anniversary of the world championship.
It will consist of 24 races, starting in Australia on March 16 and will finish at Abu Dhabi on December 7, 2024.
How the championship lines up in 2025:
- Australia, March 14 – 16
- China, March 21 – 23
- Japan, April 4 – 6
- Bahrain, April 11 – 13
- Saudi Arabia, April 18 – 20
- USA – Miami, May 2 – 4
- Italy – Imola, May 16 – 18
- Monaco, May 23 – 25
- Spain, May 30 – June 1
- Canada, June 13 – 15
- Austria, June 27 – 29
- United Kingdom, July 4 – 6
- Belgium, July 25 – 27
- Hungary, August 1 – 3
- Netherlands, August 29 – 31
- Italy – Monza, September 5 – 7
- Azerbaijan, September 19 – 21
- Singapore, October 3 – 5
- USA – Austin, October 17 – 19
- Mexico, October 24 – 26
- Brazil, November 7 – 9
- USA – Las Vegas, November 20 – 22
- Qatar, November 28 – 30
- Abu Dhabi, December 5 – 7
Some of the notable changes will be the Middle-Eastern double headers which have moved to April due to Ramadan, which will take place in March.
On the calendar, F1 President and CEO of F1, Stefano Domenicali said:
“2025 will be a special year as we celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the FIA Formula One World Championship, and it’s that legacy and experience that allows us to deliver such a strong calendar.
“Once again, we’ll visit 24 incredible venues around the world, delivering top class racing, hospitality, and entertainment, which will be enjoyed by millions of fans worldwide.”
The recent changes to the F1 calendar will allow a better ‘geographical flow’ of the grand prix.
Japan will follow both the Australian and Chinese races with the European races taking place over the summer. F1 will jump across the Atlantic pond in Autumn to visit the Amercias before the Qatar and Abu Dhabi races end the season – and the year.
That’s it for F1 announce 2025 calendar!
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