Click on the race dates above to explore the 2025 F1 race calendar! Explore on your own, or filter by continent using the checkboxes below.
Created by Leanne Beltman for DTC477, 2025
Melbourne, Australia
Held at the Albert Park Circuit, this race winds through Melbourne's picturesque parklands and lakes. The city is renowned for its vibrant arts scene, diverse culinary offerings, and close proximity to natural attractions like the Great Ocean Road. Melbourne's dynamic atmosphere makes it a favorite among fans and drivers alike.
Shanghai, China
The Shanghai International Circuit is known for its distinctive layout inspired by the Chinese character '上' (shàng), meaning 'above' or 'ascend'. Shanghai itself is a bustling metropolis blending modern skyscrapers with historic neighborhoods. Visitors can explore cultural landmarks such as the Bund and Yu Garden.
Suzuka, Japan
Suzuka Circuit is famed for its unique figure-eight configuration, offering a challenging experience for drivers. Located in Mie Prefecture, the area combines serene landscapes with rich cultural heritage. Nearby attractions include the Ise Grand Shrine and traditional tea houses.
Sakhir, Bahrain
The Bahrain International Circuit is situated in the desert landscape of Sakhir, providing a unique backdrop for night racing under floodlights. Bahrain offers a mix of modernity and tradition, with attractions like the Bahrain National Museum and the bustling Manama Souq.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
The Jeddah Corniche Circuit runs along the Red Sea coastline, offering stunning sea views and high-speed challenges. Jeddah is known for its historic Al-Balad district, featuring traditional architecture and vibrant markets. The city's coastal location also provides beautiful beaches and diving spots.
Miami, USA
Set around the Hard Rock Stadium, the Miami International Autodrome brings F1 action to the heart of South Florida. Miami's lively culture, pristine beaches, and Art Deco architecture make it a popular destination. The city's diverse culinary scene and nightlife add to its appeal.
Imola, Italy
The Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari, located in Imola, is steeped in motorsport history. Nestled in the Emilia-Romagna region, the area is famed for its culinary delights, including traditional pasta dishes and balsamic vinegar. Imola's scenic surroundings and historical sites offer a rich cultural experience.
Monte Carlo, Monaco
The Circuit de Monaco is renowned for its glamorous setting, winding through the streets of Monte Carlo. The race is a highlight of the F1 calendar, attracting celebrities and royalty. Monaco's luxurious casinos, yachts, and upscale boutiques add to the event's allure.
Barcelona, Spain
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is a versatile track known for its mix of high and low-speed corners. Barcelona offers rich cultural experiences, from Gaudí's architectural masterpieces to the lively La Rambla street. The city's Mediterranean climate and beaches enhance its charm.
Montreal, Canada
The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is located on Île Notre-Dame, providing a scenic setting amidst the St. Lawrence River. Montreal's vibrant festivals, diverse cuisine, and blend of European and North American cultures make it a unique destination. The city's historic Old Montreal district is a must-visit.
Spielberg, Austria
The Red Bull Ring is nestled in the Styrian hills, offering picturesque views and elevation changes. Spielberg's rural setting provides a tranquil atmosphere, with opportunities to explore traditional Austrian villages and alpine landscapes. The region is also known for its local cuisine and hospitality.
Silverstone, Britain
Silverstone Circuit is one of the oldest tracks on the F1 calendar, known as the 'Home of British Motorsport'. Located between Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire, the area is rich in motorsport heritage. Nearby attractions include the Silverstone Interactive Museum and charming English countryside villages.
Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
The Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is famed for its challenging layout and unpredictable weather. Set in the Ardennes forest, the region offers lush landscapes and outdoor activities. The nearby town of Spa is known for its thermal baths and historic architecture.
Mogyoród, Hungary
The Hungaroring, located near Budapest, is known for its tight and twisty layout, often compared to a karting track. The circuit's challenging nature tests drivers' precision and endurance. Visitors can explore Budapest's rich history, thermal baths, and vibrant nightlife.
Zandvoort, Nederland
Circuit Zandvoort, nestled in the sand dunes along the North Sea coast, features fast, flowing corners and significant elevation changes. The track's recent renovations have enhanced its status as a fan favorite. The nearby city of Amsterdam offers cultural attractions, canals, and a vibrant nightlife.
Monza, Italy
The Autodromo Nazionale Monza, known as the 'Temple of Speed,' is one of the oldest and fastest circuits in the F1 calendar. Its long straights and historic banking provide thrilling racing moments. Located near Milan, visitors can enjoy Italian fashion, cuisine, and art.
Baku, Azerbaijan
The Baku City Circuit combines modern architecture with historic landmarks, creating a unique street racing experience. Its long straights and tight corners often lead to unpredictable races. Baku's blend of East and West offers a rich cultural experience.
Marina Bay, Singapore
As the original night race, the Marina Bay Street Circuit winds through downtown Singapore, illuminated against the city skyline. The challenging track and humid conditions test drivers' endurance. Singapore's diverse food scene and attractions like Gardens by the Bay add to the appeal.
Austin, USA
The Circuit of the Americas in Austin is known for its dramatic elevation changes and a blend of challenging corners inspired by other famous tracks. Austin's live music scene, barbecue cuisine, and vibrant culture make it a popular destination.
Mexico City, Mexico
The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez features the unique Foro Sol stadium section, creating an electric atmosphere with passionate fans. The high-altitude location adds a strategic element to the race. Mexico City's rich history, cuisine, and art scene provide ample exploration opportunities.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Interlagos, officially known as Autódromo José Carlos Pace, is famed for its undulating layout and unpredictable weather, often leading to thrilling races. São Paulo's diverse culture, cuisine, and nightlife offer a dynamic urban experience.
Las Vegas, USA
The Las Vegas Grand Prix features a unique circuit that incorporates the famous Las Vegas Strip, providing a dazzling backdrop of neon lights. As a night race, it offers a glamorous spectacle. Beyond the track, Las Vegas offers entertainment, dining, and nightlife options.
Lusail, Qatar
The Lusail International Circuit, located near Doha, offers a modern racing facility with a mix of high-speed straights and challenging corners. As a night race, it provides a unique spectacle under the lights. Qatar's blend of traditional culture and modern development offers visitors a unique experience.
Yas Island, Abu Dhabi
The Yas Marina Circuit hosts the season finale, known for its twilight race that transitions from day to night. The track's layout and the luxurious surroundings make it a fitting end to the F1 season. Abu Dhabi's attractions include the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and Ferrari World.