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F1 Academy returns in 2027 for its fifth season. The calendar for next year has been announced, featuring visits to seven venues across Asia, Europe and North America. Next year’s schedule includes return visits to five venues, plus a first time outing at the Hungaroring near Budapest. The 2027 F1 Academy season will begin in Jeddah, which opens the series’ calendar for the first time, having previously appeared as the second round in both 2025 and 2026. It swaps places with Shanghai, the season-opener in the last two years which becomes the second round in 2027. Montreal, Silverstone, Austin and Las Vegas also feature on next year's calendar. Learn more 👇️ gpdestinations.com/f1-academ… #F1

🇦🇿 Available now - 2027 #AzerbaijanGP tickets! Be at Baku City Circuit for the latest edition of F1's most unpredictable street race on September 24-26. All the information you need, including the best grandstands, hospitality options and trackside essentials can be found in our ticket buying guide 👇️ gpdestinations.com/f1-ticket… #F1

On the weekend that F1 announced a five-year contract extension for the #BrazilGP, Interlagos hosted a record-breaking sold-out weekend attendance of 317,096. The new contract will see the circuit remain on the calendar until at least 2035. The deal is a five-year extension of the previous contract, signed in November 2023, which had already secured Interlagos’ position on the schedule until 2030. The São Paulo Grand Prix currently ranks as the 11th best-attended race weekend of the season and is the 15th event this year to have had an attendance which totalled over 300,000. Confirmed attendance figures so far in 2026 – from Formula 1, race promoters and local media – total 6.2 million. When estimates for yet-to-be-announced figures in Miami and Monaco are added, that figure grows to 6.75 million. Based on figures from previous years, the three remaining races – in Las Vegas, Qatar and Abu Dhabi – are likely to add a further 600,000 to the overall total. Despite uncertainty over the viability of racing in the Middle East given the area’s ongoing tensions, Formula 1 has pushed ahead with plans to stage its final two races of the year in Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Imola, the circuit which had been placed on standby to host an alternative season finale should the two races be cancelled, has this week been stood down. Read more 👇️ gpdestinations.com/record-in… #F1

The Sprint will return to Sao Paulo next year! Want to be there for a fun-filled weekend? Get all the #BrazilGP event news and ticket updates by signing up to our mailing list 👇️ gpdestinations.com/subscribe… #F1

An historic F1 weekend at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, where Kimi Antonelli became the youngest-ever Formula 1 World Champion, set a new attendance record for Mexico. The three-day figure at the 2026 #MexicoGP was 405,363, bettering the track’s previous record high of 404,958 in 2024 by just 405. F1 confirmed that this year’s race weekend was a sell-out event. The Mexico City Grand Prix slots in as the fourth best-attended race weekend of the 2026 season, behind the British Grand Prix (564,000), the Australian Grand Prix (484,000) and the United States Grand Prix (467,000). It was the sixth race of the season to have a weekend attendance of 400,000 or more, with races in Belgium and Canada also sitting on that list. Read more 👇️ gpdestinations.com/new-mexic… #F1

A thrilling afternoon at Interlagos, where Norris won the #BrazilGP in the wet, Verstappen finished on the podium from 21st on the grid and Mercedes secured their first Constructors' Championship since 2021! #F1

Race day awaits. Here's the full schedule for Interlagos' latest F1 chapter 👇️ #BrazilGP #F1 #Interlagos #SaoPaulo #Formula1

The full line-up for qualifying day in Sao Paulo 👇️ #F1

Tickets went on sale for the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix soon after the 2025 edition of the race. In local currency (BRL), ticket prices are on average 10.9% higher than last year. Brazil sells the fifth cheapest tickets on the current calendar, according to our 2026 Formula 1 Ticket Price Ranking, though it should be noted that tickets are snapped up extremely quickly by local buyers. This means that in practice, many buyers (especially international buyers) end up paying higher prices. Considering the combined three-day cost of race tickets, accommodation and spending money, as well as the relative weakness of Brazil’s currency, Sao Paulo still offers considerable value away from the track. Read more in our Brazil Budget Planner 👇️ gpdestinations.com/budget-pl… #BrazilGP #F1 #SaoPaulo #Formula1 #Interlagos

Here's what's coming up on track on the opening day of F1 action at the #BrazilGP! 👇️ #F1

📣 The schedule for the 2026 Qatar Grand Prix weekend is available now - featuring F1 and F2 on track! #QatarGP #F1 #Formula1 #LusailCircuit

Attendance figures at the #BrazilGP have more than doubled over the past decade. With Rafael Camara making his debut this weekend, and Gabriel Bortoleto also on the grid, this will be the first time since 2016 that the local fans have had multiple drivers to cheer on in the Grand Prix! #F1

Did you attend the 2026 #MexicoGP? Get in touch and tell us about your experience! #F1

Adam visited the #BrazilGP in 2024: "Interlagos is a special place. I know I’ve said this about other circuits but Interlagos is old school in the best ways possible. It’s right in the middle of a residential neighborhood, but within the fourth most populated city in the world. I bought my 3-day ticket directly from the circuit for Grandstand D, located on the outside of Turn 1. I was lucky to be in the middle of a prime sector with lots of track action. The view from Grandstand D allows you to see part of the pit lane and starting line, and all the way down the hill to Turn 3. I was able to witness several drivers making errors into both Turn 1 and Turn 3. Some of the impacts were brutal, like when Albon hit the wall at Turn 1. It felt like the whole grandstand shook. It was LOUD and I was so close that I could see him raging in the cockpit of his Williams. Speaking honestly, one of the main reasons I hadn’t attended the São Paulo Grand Prix before was due to safety concerns. You hear a lot of stories in the media about how unsafe Brazil is and how the teams have been victims of robberies and muggings in the past. For me, the safety levels in Brazil were similar to the race in Mexico City. There was a large security and police presence around Interlagos, and barricades were set up in strategic areas to guide fans to and from the Autódromo metro station. Even though the vibes were good and everybody was in positive spirits, I still kept my guard up and didn’t use my phone too much on the street. I didn’t see anything sketchy myself. Experiencing Formula 1 in Brazil had been on my bucket list for years and I’m really happy I was finally able to make it happen. I definitely recommend this race and visiting Brazil. The people we met in both cities were really welcoming and nice. The race itself is such a fun experience. The crowd is fantastic, prices are reasonable and access to the circuit via the express metro is relatively easy. Interlagos never disappoints when it comes to exciting racing and it definitely created some special memories for me." Read more in Adam's travel report 👇️ gpdestinations.com/adams-tra… #F1

📣 Now available: the full on-track schedule for the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend! F1 Academy, which has the final round of its season in Vegas, is the only support category across the weekend. #LasVegasGP #LasVegas #F1 #Formula1

Fancy a fiesta in 2027? Tickets for the 2027 #MexicoGP will be on sale very soon! Sign up to our mailing list for the latest event news and ticket updates 👇️ gpdestinations.com/subscribe… #F1

Victory for Verstappen - but a title win for Antonelli, who becomes the youngest ever Formula 1 World Champion in only his second season in the sport! #MexicoGP #F1 #Formula1 #MexicoCity

Race day has arrived in Mexico City! The full #MexicoGP Sunday schedule 👇️ #F1

A first pole with Ferrari sees Lewis Hamilton become F1's oldest polesitter since 1982! A one-place grid penalty for Max Verstappen means Kimi Antonelli will start fourth for the potentially title-deciding #MexicoGP. The Italian needs to score just two points to be crowned the youngest World Champion! #F1

Here's what's happening when on-track at the #MexicoGP on quali day! #F1