Complete calendar with 24 races
The 2026 Formula 1 season marks the most significant technical revolution in modern F1 history. New power unit regulations introduce 50/50 hybrid power distribution (internal combustion engine and electric motor contributing equally), active aerodynamics replacing DRS with Manual Override Mode, and sustainable fuels. The 24-race calendar debuts the Madrid Street Circuit, replacing Barcelona, while maintaining fan favorites like Monaco, Spa, and Monza. With smaller, lighter cars and radical aerodynamic changes designed to improve overtaking, 2026 promises a complete reset of the competitive order as teams navigate the most comprehensive rule change since the turbo-hybrid era began in 2014.