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Madrid's New Street Circuit to Debut, Replace Imola on 2026 F1 Schedule
- Formula 1 confirmed the 2026 season will start with the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne's Albert Park from March 5 to 8.
- This follows changes including a technical regulation overhaul and new teams Cadillac and Audi joining the grid after Audi's Sauber takeover in late 2025.
- The 2026 calendar features 24 races, including a new Madrid street circuit replacing Imola's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix and ends with Abu Dhabi on December 6.
- FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem stated the season will have “24 grands prix across five continents” highlighting improved calendar flow and sustainability.
- The season's changes reflect Formula 1's global reach and adaptation to new technical rules and market expansions with key venues and teams updating for 2026.
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Madrid to host Formula 1
Formula 1 is on its way to Madrid. After a few decades of absence, the Spanish capital will host a race of the world’s fastest motorsport in 2026. The announcement was made on 11 June, and it confirmed that Madrid will take over a key race weekend in September of that year, replacing the classic circuit of Italy’s Imola on the calendar. The event is set to happen on the 11 to 13 September 2026… Source
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We are nearly halfway through the 2025 Formula 1 season and the 2026 schedule has already been revealed! Ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 Pirelli Grand Prix Du Canada in Montreal, Quebec, this weekend, the FIA and F1 have announced the upcoming calendar for next year. The 2026 schedule features more changes to the routing of the races for a better flow, and the addition of Madrid, as well as the loss of Imola. Also coming in 2026 are new technical re…
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Madrid's new street circuit to debut, replace Imola on 2026 F1 schedule
LONDON — A new street circuit in Madrid will make its debut on the Formula 1 schedule in September of next year, replacing the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix at Imola.
Because since 2026 Italy will return to host only one race of the World Championship, as it was between 2006 and 2020
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