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Formula 1 has announced a 24-race calendar for 2026, with Imola replaced by a new circuit in Madrid

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10 June 2025, 12:04
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Formula 1 has published its calendar for 2026, which includes 24 races. One major change is the replacement of the Imola circuit with a new street circuit in Madrid. The season will kick off in Australia from March 6-8, and the Canadian Grand Prix has been moved to May to facilitate travel. The final race will be in Abu Dhabi, December 4-6.

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Formula 1 a anunţat calendarul din 2026! Un circuit nou ia locul cursei de la Imola
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Spain to get two F1 races in 2026 with Madrid debut; Italy's Imola dropped
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F1 confirms 2026 calendar with Madrid debut and iconic circuit dropped
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F1 2026 calendar: Madrid Grand Prix makes debut as second race in Spain as Imola dropped

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