Yesterday 13:48

The circuit in Portimao, Portugal, will re-enter the F1 calendar in 2027, replacing the Dutch Grand Prix, through an agreement valid until 2028.

Matei Gaginsky

Sport

Foto: Shutterstock

The Autodromo Internacional do Algarve circuit in Portimao will return to the Formula 1 World Championship calendar in 2027, according to an announcement made by the championship promoter. It will replace the Dutch Grand Prix, which will be removed from the calendar after 2026. The agreement between Formula 1 and the Portuguese circuit is valid for a period of two years, until 2028. The circuit, with a length of 4.6 km, is known for the technical challenges it offers to drivers, including spectacular elevation changes.

Although exact dates have not been announced, the Portuguese Grand Prix will replace the competition in the Netherlands, held at the end of August. Portimao was included in the F1 calendar for the first time in 2020 but was removed in 2022. Previously, Portugal hosted other Grand Prix events, including in Porto, Monsanto, and Estoril.

Sources

G4Media

Circuitul de la Portimao va găzdui din nou curse de Formula 1

Mediafax

Formula 1 revine în Portugalia în sezoanele 2027 și 2028

News.ro

Formula 1: Marele Premiu al Portugaliei va reveni în circuit în 2027 şi 2028

AS.ro

Marele Premiu al Portugaliei revine în Formula 1. Lusitanii vor înlocui Zandvoort începând cu 2027

GSP

Marele Premiu al Portugaliei revine în Formula 1 " Circuitul care va fi înlocuit

BBC

Portugese Grand Prix to return to F1 calendar in 2027 and 2028

Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.

Formula 1 Portugal circuit

The circuit in Portimao, Portugal, will re-enter the F1 calendar in 2027, replacing the Dutch Grand Prix, through an agreement valid until 2028.

Sources

Editor’s Recommendations

The President of the Bucharest Court of Appeal, Liana Arsenie, revealed pressures exerted by prosecutor Elena Grecu to obtain a favorable solution in a criminal case concerning former minister Lia Olguța Vasilescu.

Dominic Fritz announced that on Thursday the USR proposal for the position of Minister of Defense will be presented, following the resignation of Ionuț Moșteanu.

On Wednesday, the Senate approved the reform law for Romsilva, aimed at streamlining the institution through clear rules and competence.

Poland will place anti-personnel mines at the borders with Belarus and Russia, in order to strengthen its defense.

The European Parliament has adopted a resolution for a 'military Schengen area', facilitating the rapid movement of troops and military equipment within the EU.

The National Administration 'Apele Române' (ANAR) has denied the information according to which the European Union would have imposed the demolition of dams or the emptying of water reservoirs in Romania.

The Senate adopted the Emergency Ordinance regarding the European SAFE instrument, which provides financial assistance for investments in defense.

The government has approved an increase in the budget of the Ministry of Development by 2.4 billion lei for the payment of bills for public investments and 188 million lei for cultural institutions.