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F1 2027 Calendar Could Look Very Different If Situation Don't Change in the Middle East

Nikhil Chauhan, founder of GridnTrack

By Nikhil Chauhan

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Fans could see a significant delay in the announcement of the 2027 calendar amid a war-like situation in the Middle East. There's growing uncertainty over whether or not Formula 1 will continue, with this year's races already rescheduled.

If we talk about the current season, the Bahrain GP and Saudi Arabian GP have been called off, and indications are that the final race of the season might take place in Europe if the situation continues. Meanwhile, contractual obligations confirm that both Bahrain GP (confirmed slot of March 14) and Saudi Arabian GP (confirm slot of March 21) will take place as planned.

A single pre-season test is also set to take place in Bahrain between 25 and 27 February early next year. Be that as it may, races in UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia are all in danger of being scrapped.

Here's how the tentative calendar for the F1 2027 season looks like.

Grand PrixDate
Bahrain Grand PrixMarch 14
Saudi Arabian GrandPrix March 21
Australian Grand PrixApril 4
Japanese Grand PrixApril 11
Chinese Grand PrixApril 18
Miami Grand PrixMay 2
Canadian Grand PrixMay 23
Monaco Grand PrixJune 6
Portuguese Grand PrixJune 20
British Grand PrixJuly 4
Austrian Grand PrixJuly 11
Belgian Grand PrixJuly 25
Hungarian Grand PrixAugust 1
Italian Grand Prix (Monza)September 5
Spanish Grand Prix (Madrid)September 12
Azerbaijan Grand PrixSeptember 26
Turkish Grand PrixOctober 3
Singapore Grand PrixOctober 10
United States Grand Prix (Austin)October 24
Mexico City Grand PrixOctober 31
São Paulo Grand Prix.November 14
Las Vegas Grand PrixNovember 21
Qatar Grand PrixDecember 5
Abu Dhabi Grand PrixDecember 12

If these four races are scrapped, FIA could look at various options as replacement. This could be a chance for Imola to make his return after getting dropped from the 2026 season. Circuit Paul Regard is France is also an interesting option since it's frequently used for testing purposes. The track was taken off the calendar in 2022. Already, FI is returning to Malaysia this season after it was decided that the Bahrain GP will take place at the Sepang circuit.

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Nikhil Chauhan, founder of GridnTrack

Nikhil Chauhan

Nikhil Chauhan is the founder of GridnTrack. A lifelong Formula 1 fan, he built the platform to give the paddock's followers a cleaner, faster home for race results, driver stats, and the stories behind every grid. When he isn't shaping GridnTrack, he's tracking the championship battle lap by lap and digging into the data that decides it.

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