When is F1 back again? Key 2025 dates and calendar

The 2024 season for Formula 1 is now in the rearview mirror with Max Verstappen taking victory in the drivers championship and McLaren taking their first teams championship since 1998. 

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Whilst this weekend’s FIA Prize Giving Gala, on Friday, will solidify the end of the season as the prizes and trophies are handed out, the teams will certainly be looking forward towards the 2025 season – the last season before the regulations change once again. 

There are some major changes heading into the new season. 

Whilst pre-season testing remains in Bahrain for the season, the sport will head back over to Australia for the first race of the season, for the first time since 2019 (since 2020 was cancelled due to COVID). 

In addition, the teams will be all together on February 18, 2025 to reveal their championship challengers at London’s O2 Arena in a special moment for the sports 75th anniversary.

Six sprint race weekends will feature on next year’s calendar, as it was this year, in; China, USA (Miami and Austin), Belgium, Brazil and Qatar. 

The calendar will also feature some geographical radicalisation to allow for a better follow over the season, aiding in the sport’s target to be Net-Zero by 2030. 

Here’s a reminder of the 2025 Calendar;

McLaren finally ended their championship drought last weekend with constructors victory in Abu Dhabi.

But, what has happened in the world since the Woking-based team last won the title in 1998?#F1 https://t.co/oVIYk2a4a2

— Apex Motorsports (@ApexMSPRT) December 11, 2024

Pre-Season events

Launch Event: February 18, 2025

Pre-Season Testing, Bahrain: February 26-28

 

Official F1 rounds

Australian Grand Prix: March 16

Chinese Grand Prix: March 23

Japanese Grand Prix: April 6

Bahrain Grand Prix: April 13 

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: April 20 

Miami Grand Prix: May 4

Emilia Romagna Grand Prix: May 18

Monaco Grand Prix: May 25

Spanish Grand Prix: June 1

Canadian Grand Prix: June 15

Austrian Grand Prix: June 29

British Grand Prix: July 6

Belgian Grand Prix: July 27 

Hungarian Grand Prix: August 3

Dutch Grand Prix: August 31

Italian Grand Prix: September 7

Azerbaijan Grand Prix: September 21

Singapore Grand Prix: October 5

United States Grand Prix: October 19

Mexican Grand Prix: October 26 

Brazilian Grand Prix: November 9

Las Vegas Grand Prix: November 22

Qatar Grand Prix: November 30 

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: December 7

Read more Formula 1 here:

• 8 events that happened since McLaren last won F1 Constructors title
• Why is the post-season Abu Dhabi F1 test important?
• FIA confirm details of Max Verstappen’s swearing penalty punishment
• Who Finished Where: F1 2024 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
• Norris wins F1 Abu Dhabi GP securing McLaren constructors title
• Hamilton to go to grid after F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix per post-race procedure

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