F1 Academy Reveals 2027 Race Calendar

The F1 Academy has unveiled this Tuesday the official calendar for the 2027 season, the fifth of its history. The Formula 1 women's category will maintain its structure of seven rounds and will once again accompany the Grand Circus in events distributed between Asia, Europe and North America, the season will start from March 19 to 21 at the Corniche Circuit of Jeddah, in Saudi Arabia and will conclude from November 18 to 20 under the lights of the Las Vegas Strip Circuit.

The calendar presents a highlighted novelty: the Hungaroring will host a F1 Academy round for the first time. It will be from July 30 to August 1 and the Hungarian layout will become the seventeenth circuit in the history of the category, before that event the season will pass through Shanghai (April 16-18) and Montreal (May 21-23) before facing the European double header that will begin at Silverstone from July 2 to 4. After the summer break the competition will return with two events in the United States. The first will be at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, from October 22 to 24 and the second, already in November, in Las Vegas. Seven rounds therefore, that maintain the bet on geographical continuity and that seek to consolidate the growth of a category that each year attracts more drivers, teams and fans.

Susie Wolff, F1 Academy managing director has wanted to highlight the meaning of this calendar: "It is hard to believe that we are already entering our fifth season of the F1 Academy. What we have collectively achieved in such a short time is something we can all be proud of and I am equally excited for what is coming, with our 2027 calendar we continue building consistency in the places where we compete, which is important for our drivers, teams and fans. I am enormously grateful to our promoters for their continued support and belief in what we are building" Wolff declared.

The category director also wanted to value the impact of the F1 Academy beyond the track: "Every season we see more fans, more young girls inspired to get involved in motorsport and more opportunities for female talent. The level of competition continues to increase year after year and we have seen incredible races as a result, I am excited to see that level even higher in 2027" Wolff added.

The 2027 calendar comes after a 2026 season that has served to consolidate the category and that has featured drivers like Luna Fluxa Cross who debuted as a Wild Card in Las Vegas. The F1 Academy continues to grow and its calendar reflects that ambition, with seven events, a debut in Hungary and a spectacular closing in Las Vegas, the fifth season promises to be the most competitive to date.

With a calendar that combines consolidated scenarios and an awaited debut in Hungary, the F1 Academy faces its fifth season with the ambition of continuing to raise the competitive level and expanding its global impact, consolidating itself as a key platform for female talent in motorsport.