Experience Even More On-Track Action during an F1® Sprint Weekend!
Want to enjoy even more competitive racing during your weekend with F1® Experiences? Attend a Grand Prix™ during a Sprint weekend!
What is a Sprint, and how does a Sprint weekend differ from a normal race weekend?
A Sprint is a short race, typically about one-third the length (and time) of that weekend's Grand Prix™. The idea is to feature more on-track action during the course of the weekend, with competitive sessions happening each day. Two of the standard practice sessions are dropped in place of a Sprint Qualifying session and the Sprint itself. Points are awarded to the top eight Sprint finishers. The table below shows how the two race weekends compare.
| Traditional Race Weekend | Sprint Weekend |
| FRIDAY Free Practice 1 (FP1) Free Practice 2 (FP2) |
FRIDAY
Free Practice 1 (FP1) Sprint Qualifying |
| SATURDAY Free Practice 3 (FP3) Grand Prix™ Qualifying |
SATURDAY Sprint Grand Prix™ Qualifying |
| SUNDAY Grand Prix™ |
SUNDAY
Grand Prix™ |
Which 2026 Grand Prix™ weekends have Sprint events?
Sprint events are generally held at circuits which offer a higher chance of overtaking, to try and ensure as much excitement as possible. For 2026, Sprint events will take place during the following Grand Prix™ weekends:
| Race | Circuit | Availability |
| Chinese Grand Prix™ |
Shanghai International Circuit Shanghai, China |
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| Miami Grand Prix™ |
Miami International Autodrome Miami, USA |
|
| Canadian Grand Prix™ |
Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve Montréal, Canada |
|
| British Grand Prix™ |
Silverstone Circuit Silverstone, Great Britain |
|
| Dutch Grand Prix™ |
Circuit Zandvoort Zandvoort, Netherlands |
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| Singapore Grand Prix™ |
Marina Bay Street Circuit Singapore |
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