F1 has officially unveiled its 2027 calendar, featuring 24 races and an expanded 10 sprint events, including a first-ever sprint at Monaco. The decision has raised eyebrows given the circuit's narrow street layout.
The season kicks off with a Middle East double-header: the Bahrain Grand Prix in Sakhir on 14 March, followed by the Saudi Arabian GP in Jeddah a week later. Australia then becomes the third race in a triple-header with Japan and China.
Next, F1 heads to North America for the Miami GP on 2 May, then the Canadian GP a fortnight later. There are no new races, but two former venues return: Portimao and Istanbul. The Portuguese GP is set for 20 June, while the Turkish GP on 3 October forms the middle of a second triple-header alongside Azerbaijan and Singapore.
A third triple-header comprises the United States, Mexico, and Brazil. The season concludes with a Middle East double-header in Qatar and Abu Dhabi on 12 December. Barcelona and the Netherlands have dropped off the calendar.
The increase in sprint races from six to 10 is a major talking point. Monaco will host its first sprint, despite overtaking being nearly impossible there. However, the sprint weekend offers a second qualifying session, often the highlight of the Monaco weekend.
Here is the full 2027 F1 calendar:
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F1 resmi merilis kalender 2027 dengan sprint perdana di Monaco dan pembuka musim di Timur Tengah. Simak jadwal lengkap dan kejutannya.
F1 2027 resmi menggelar sprint di Monaco dan balapan pembuka musim. Kontroversi pun muncul: apakah ini inovasi brilian atau penodaan tradisi? Simak ulasannya.
F1 umumkan kalender 2027 dengan 24 balapan, sprint race perdana di Monaco, dan kembalinya Portugal serta Turki. Simak jadwal lengkapnya.
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