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™
13-15 March
Shanghai International Circuit
Shanghai, China
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Miami Grand Prix™
01-03 May
Miami International Autodrome
Miami, USA

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Canadian Grand Prix™
22-24 May
Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve
Montréal, Canada

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British Grand Prix™
03-05 July
Silverstone Circuit
Silverstone, Great Britain

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Dutch Grand Prix™
21-23 August
Circuit Zandvoort
Zandvoort, Netherlands

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Singapore Grand Prix™
09-11 October
Marina Bay Street Circuit
Singapore

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