Full F1 weekend: practice, Qualifying, Sprint & race
Includes FP1, FP2, FP3, Sprint Qualifying, the Sprint, Grand Prix Qualifying and the race whenever they are scheduled.
Free F1 calendar subscription
2026 F1 Calendar: Add Every Session to Google, Apple & Outlook
Put all 23 Grand Prix weekends in your calendar. Follow every practice, Qualifying, Sprint and race, or choose a quieter race-only feed. Start times appear in your calendar's timezone.
Choose your 2026 F1 calendarRecommended · 115 sessions Less noise · 23 races
Subscribe to the 2026 F1 Calendar
Subscribe once so the same calendar can pick up later schedule changes. Use the full-weekend feed when you watch every lap, or race-only when you only need lights-out reminders.
Race-only F1 calendar
One Grand Prix start per weekend, without practice, Sprint or Qualifying reminders.
Platform instructions
How to Add the F1 Calendar to Your Device
The buttons above are the quickest route. If your app does not open automatically, copy the calendar URL and subscribe manually.
Add F1 to Google Calendar
- Open Google Calendar in a web browser.
- Beside Other calendars, select +, then From URL.
- Paste the copied F1 calendar URL and select Add calendar.
Add F1 to Apple Calendar
- On iPhone or iPad, tap Add to Apple Calendar and approve the subscription.
- On Mac, choose File → New Calendar Subscription.
- Paste the URL, then choose your alerts and refresh frequency.
Add F1 to Outlook
- In Outlook on the web, open Calendar.
- Select Add calendar → Subscribe from web.
- Paste the URL, name the calendar and import it.
Know the difference
F1 Calendar Subscription vs .ics Download
Subscribe for updates. Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook periodically check the calendar URL again, so revised session times can appear in the same calendar. Refresh timing is controlled by your calendar app and may not be immediate.
A downloaded file is a fixed copy. If your device imports the .ics file as ordinary events instead of subscribing to its URL, those events will not change automatically. For a whole season, subscription is the safer choice.
Always recheck before travel. F1 weekend dates and session times can change. Confirm important plans against the official 2026 Formula 1 calendar.
Which calendar should a fan choose?
- You watch complete race weekends
- Choose every session, especially for Sprint weekends where competitive running begins earlier.
- You only watch the Grand Prix
- Choose race-only for one start-time entry per round.
- You want a wall or desk copy
- Use the printable calendar instead of filling a digital calendar.
Quick answers
2026 F1 Calendar Subscription FAQ
Does the F1 calendar show times in my timezone?
Yes. Events are supplied with UTC start times, and Google, Apple and Outlook normally display them in the timezone selected on your device or calendar account.
Will subscribed F1 events update automatically?
A subscribed calendar can refresh when the feed changes. Your calendar app decides how often it checks, so a revised time may take a while to appear.
What is included in the full 2026 F1 calendar?
The current full feed contains 115 scheduled sessions across 23 Grand Prix weekends: practice, Qualifying, Sprint Qualifying, Sprints and races where applicable.
Can I add only the Grand Prix races?
Yes. Select the race-only feed for 23 Grand Prix starts without the other weekend sessions.
Prefer a printable or spreadsheet?
Make an A4 or Letter PDF, or download the F1 schedule as Excel or CSV.