Fresh off Lewis Hamilton’s historic Ferrari triumph, the championship battle heads to the Red Bull Ring on June 28th as Mercedes and Kimi Antonelli fight to regroup.
Formula 1 continues its European tour as the championships continue to close the gap. The 2026 World Championship moves to a new venue after the historic Barcelona Grand Prix, won by Lewis Hamilton, who secured his first victory in red with Scuderia Ferrari.
Lewis Hamilton capitalized on Andrea Antonelli's retirement in Spain to reduce the gap to the top of the Drivers' Championship. The Italian driver suffered electrical problems that prevented him from finishing the race, ultimately paving the way for the British driver's victory.
The next race of the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship will be the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring on June 28th. This means there will be a one-week break after the Barcelona race before the Austrian GP weekend, which runs from June 26th to 28th, 2026.
It will be a very important weekend for the Formula 1 teams as it will be the weekend that marks the halfway point of the current season's European tour, with remaining races in Great Britain at Silverstone, Belgium and Hungary, before heading into the summer break which will last for up to a full month.
Lewis Hamilton will be looking to build on the momentum gained after the Barcelona Grand Prix and must continue finishing ahead of Andrea Kimi Antonelli if he wants to reduce the Italian's lead in the Drivers' Championship. It will be crucial for Ferrari to close the gap to Mercedes as much as possible before the summer break, which will be a pivotal point in the development of the cars.
What is the remaining calendar for the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship?
Below you will find the complete 2026 Formula 1 World Championship calendar with the remaining races after the Barcelona Grand Prix, with the full dates.
- June 28 – Austrian Grand Prix
- July 5 – British Grand Prix
- July 19 – Belgian Grand Prix
- July 26 – Hungarian Grand Prix
- August 23 – Dutch Grand Prix
- September 6 – Italian Grand Prix
- September 13 – Spanish Grand Prix
- September 26 – Azerbaijan Grand Prix
- October 11 – Singapore Grand Prix
- October 25 – United States Grand Prix
- November 1 – Mexico City Grand Prix
- November 8 – São Paulo Grand Prix
- November 21 – Las Vegas Grand Prix
- November 29 – Qatar Grand Prix
- December 6 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
The Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix were not held this season due to security concerns related to ongoing geopolitical conflicts in the region.
