F1 ACADEMY unveils calendar for 2027 season

The all-female racing series’ 2027 calendar has been revealed.

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F1 ACADEMY has revealed its calendar for the 2027 campaign, with the all-female series’ fifth season featuring seven rounds.

The series will continue to support Formula 1 across rounds in Asia, Europe and North America next year.

The 2027 campaign will commence at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit in Saudi Arabia in March, before heading to Shanghai in April and Montreal’s Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve a month later.

A European double-header kicks off with a visit to Silverstone on July 2-4. The series then heads to Budapest for the first time, with the Hungaroring becoming the 17th circuit to feature an F1 ACADEMY round on July 30 – August 1.

F1 ACADEMY returns to action with two trips to the United States, racing around the Circuit of The Americas in Austin in late October. The 2027 season will once again draw to a close under the bright lights of the Las Vegas Strip Circuit in November.

2027 F1 ACADEMY CALENDAR

DateVenue
March 19-21Jeddah Corniche Circuit, Saudi Arabia
April 16-18Shanghai International Circuit, China
May 21-23Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, Canada
July 2-4Silverstone Circuit, Great Britain
July 30 – August 1Hungaroring, Hungary
October 22-24Circuit of The Americas, United States
November 18-20Las 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.”

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