Round 1 of 21RND 1/212018 Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Australian F1 GP
Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari
2018 F1 Calendar & Schedule
21
Events
5
Continents
21
Countries
104,694km
Travel distance
2.6× around the world
Sergio Pérez, Force India VJM10, Monaco GP
This F1 calendar you can see when, where and on what circuit each Formula 1 race will be organised. You can also see if F1 tickets are available yet.
This 2018 F1 calendar official. This schedule first has been announced on the 19th of June 2017 and had was approved by the FIA.
The 2018 F1 schedule has 21 Formula 1 Grand Prix events just like the previous longest ever season had in 2016, with 21 races.
The Malaysian event has been dropped and the French Grand Prix and German Grand Prix have been revived. At the end of 2017 the Bahrain and Chinese grand prix for 2018 were switched.
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix and Russian Grand Prix are moved to the beginning and the end of the 2018 F1 season.
Here you can find the 2019 F1 Calendar.
2018 F1 GP Race Schedule
Round 1 of 21RND 1/21
Round 2 of 21RND 2/212018 Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Bahrain F1 GP
Sebastian VettelFerrari
Round 3 of 21RND 3/212018 Chinese Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Chinese F1 GP
Daniel Ricciardo
Red Bull
Round 4 of 21RND 4/212018 Azerbaijan Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Azerbaijan F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 5 of 21RND 5/212018 Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Spanish F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 6 of 21RND 6/212018 Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Monaco F1 GP
Daniel RicciardoRed Bull
Round 7 of 21RND 7/212018 Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Canadian F1 GP
Sebastian VettelFerrari
Round 8 of 21RND 8/212018 French Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 French F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 9 of 21RND 9/212018 Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Austrian F1 GP
Max VerstappenRed Bull
Round 10 of 21RND 10/212018 British Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 British F1 GP
Sebastian VettelFerrari
Round 11 of 21RND 11/212018 German Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 German F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 12 of 21RND 12/212018 Hungarian Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Hungarian F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 13 of 21RND 13/212018 Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Belgian F1 GP
Sebastian VettelFerrari
Round 14 of 21RND 14/212018 Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Italian F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 15 of 21RND 15/212018 Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Singapore F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 16 of 21RND 16/212018 Russian Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Russian F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 17 of 21RND 17/212018 Japanese Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Japanese F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 18 of 21RND 18/212018 USA Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 USA F1 GP
Kimi RäikkönenFerrari
Round 19 of 21RND 19/212018 Mexican Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Mexican F1 GP
Max VerstappenRed Bull
Round 20 of 21RND 20/212018 Brazilian Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Brazilian F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 21 of 21RND 21/212018 Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix2018 Abu Dhabi F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
2018 F1 Calendar News
Alonso not worried about missing Indy 500
Perez says Alonso's 2018 schedule 'impossible'
Monza boss admits Italy GP future in doubt
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Bratches: F1 close to new China GP deal
Russia GP date change due to World Cup
Carey plays down 2018 'triple header'
Carey 'proud' to revive European F1 races
Paul Ricard set for mid-year 2018 date
Monaco to build new F1 pits for 2018
Russia wants later race date in 2018
See all other F1 News Updates »
2018 F1 Calendar — Frequently Asked Questions
How many races are in the 2018 F1 season?
The 2018 Formula 1 season consists of 21 Grand Prix races on the official FIA calendar.
Who has the most wins in the 2018 F1 season?
Lewis Hamilton currently leads the win count in the 2018 Formula 1 season with 11 Grand Prix victories.
When does the 2018 F1 season start?
The 2018 Formula 1 season starts with the 2018 Australian F1 GP on March 25.
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