F1 ACADEMY reveals 2027 calendar
F1 ACADEMY has today unveiled the calendar for the series’ fifth season, featuring seven rounds across Asia, Europe, and North America in support of the FIA Formula One World Championship.
The 2027 season gets underway in Jeddah from 19-21 March, kick-starting another action-packed season of on-track action. The grid then travels back to Shanghai from 16-18 April, before returning to Montreal from 21-23 May for another challenge around the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.
Attention then turns to Europe for a summer double-header as F1 ACADEMY returns to Silverstone from 2-4 July, before making its debut in Budapest from 30 July-1 August, as the Hungaroring becomes the latest circuit to join the F1 ACADEMY calendar.
F1 ACADEMY will then cross back over the Atlantic for the final two rounds of the season in the United States. Circuit of The Americas in Austin will host the penultimate round from 22-24 October, before the season once again reaches its grand finale under the lights of the Las Vegas Strip Circuit from 18-20 November.
F1 ACADEMY 2027 Calendar
| Date | Venue |
|---|---|
| March 19 - 21 | Jeddah Corniche Circuit, Saudi Arabia |
| April 16 - 18 | Shanghai International Circuit, China |
| May 21 - 23 | Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, Canada |
| July 2 - 4 | Silverstone Circuit, Great Britain |
| July 30 - August 1 | Hungaroring, Hungary |
| October 22 - 24 | Circuit of The Americas, United States |
| November 18 - 20 | Las Vegas Strip Circuit, United States |
Susie Wolff, Managing Director of F1 ACADEMY, said: “It’s hard to believe we’re already heading into our fifth season of F1 ACADEMY. What we’ve collectively achieved in such a short space of time is something we can all be proud of, and I’m equally excited about what lies ahead.
"With our 2027 calendar, we’re continuing to build consistency in where we race, which is important for our drivers, teams and fans. I’m hugely grateful to our promoters for their continued support and belief in what we’re building.
"Every season we’re seeing more fans, more young girls inspired to get involved in motorsport and more opportunities for female talent. The level of competition continues to rise year on year, and we’ve seen some incredible racing as a result. I’m excited to see that level pushed even higher in 2027.”