Running from the middle of March to the end of November, Bahrain remains the opening event, although Brazil becomes the finale instead of Abu Dhabi.
The teams still get a month-long break in the summer between Hungary and Belgium, but the trade-off is that four races will take place the week after their preceding events.
As confirmed by the FIA World Motor Sport Council this week, the calendar is:
Date | Race |
|---|---|
| 13 March | Bahrain |
| 27 March | Australia |
| 10 April | Malaysia |
| 17 April | China |
| 08 May | Turkey |
| 22 May | Spain |
| 29 May | Monaco |
| 12 June | Canada |
| 26 June | Europe |
| 10 July | Great Britain |
| 24 July | Germany |
| 31 July | Hungary |
| 28 August | Belgium |
| 11 September | Italy |
| 25 September | Singapore |
| 09 October | Japan |
| 16 October | Korea |
| 30 October | India |
| 13 November | Abu Dhabi |
| 27 November | Brazil |
