Australian GP Debriefing
The first weekend of the year. There were plenty of high-profile events on the cards. Some lived up to expectations, others didn’t. Let’s start with the debrief.
CALENDAR
ROUND 1: AUSTRALIAN GP
Name: Albert Park Circuit
Lenght: 5278 m
Number of corners: 16
Schedule: March 6-8
F1.5 is back
After some years of close margins from the front to the back of the field, the 2026 reset has produced huge difference between the top teams and the midfield.
The element that added chaos to the AUS GP start
An already complex race start, given all the challenges that the new PU thrown at the drivers on the starting grid, became even more complicated because of the lights’ sequence.
ROUND 2: CHINESE GP
Name: Shanghai Circuit
Lenght: 5471 m
Number of corners: 16
Schedule: March 13-15
Macarena wing in stand-by, why?
The most talked aerodynamic solution of the start of this new era is for now been left in the garage and has not been on track for any competitive session yet.
Chinese GP debriefing
The second weekend of the year is now over. The result? More of the same. Mercedes is flying high. Some are hot on their heels, some are springing surprises, and some are struggling. Let’s take a closer look at how things went in China.
ROUND 3: JAPANESE GP
Name: Suzuka Circuit
Lenght: 5807 m
Number of corners: 18
Schedule: March 27-29
Japanese GP debriefing
Whilst some in China might have thought it was a surprise, the fact that Antonelli has now won in Japan too leaves no room for doubt: he’s in with a chance of winning the world championship.Let’s take a closer look at how this latest Grand Prix went.
Suzuka, a place of disappointment for Ferrari
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ROUND 4: BAHRAIN GP
Name: Bahrain International Circuit
Lenght: 5412 m
Number of corners: 15
Schedule: April 10-12
ROUND 5: SAUDI ARABIAN GP
Name: Jeddah Corniche Circuit
Lenght: 6174 m
Number of corners: 27
Schedule: April 17-19
ROUND 6: MIAMI GP
Name: Miami International Autodrome
Lenght: 5412 m
Number of corners: 19
Schedule: May 1-3
ROUND 7: CANADIAN GP
Name: Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Lenght: 4361 m
Number of corners: 14
Schedule: May 22-24
ROUND 8: MONACO GP
Name: Circuit de Monaco
Lenght: 3337 m
Number of corners: 19
Schedule: June 5-7
ROUND 9: CATALUNYAN GP
Name: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Lenght: 4657 m
Number of corners: 14
Schedule: June 12-14
ROUND 10: AUSTRIAN GP
Name: Red Bull Ring
Lenght: 4326 m
Number of corners: 10
Schedule: June 26-28
ROUND 11: GREAT BRITAIN GP
Name: Silverstone Circuit
Lenght: 5891 m
Number of corners: 18
Schedule: July 3-5
ROUND 12: BELGIAN GP
Name: Circuit National de Francorchamps
Lenght: 7004 m
Number of corners: 19
Schedule: July 17-19
ROUND 13: HUNGARIAN GP
Name: Hungaroring
Lenght: 4381 m
Number of corners: 14
Schedule: July 24-26
ROUND 14: DUTCH GP
Name: Zandvoort
Lenght: 4259 m
Number of corners: 14
Schedule: August 21-23
ROUND 15: ITALIAN GP
Name: Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Lenght: 5793 m
Number of corners: 11
Schedule: September 4-6
ROUND 16: SPANISH GP
Name: Circuito de Madring
Lenght: 5474 m
Number of corners: 22
Schedule: September 11-13
ROUND 17: AZERBAIJAN GP
Name: Baku City Circuit
Lenght: 6003 m
Number of corners: 20
Schedule: September 24-26
ROUND 18: SINGAPORE GP
Name: Singapore Street Circuit
Lenght: 4927 m
Number of corners: 19
Schedule: October 9-11
ROUND 19: USA GP
Name: Circuit of the Americas
Lenght: 5513 m
Number of corners: 20
Schedule: October 23-25
ROUND 20: MEXICAN GP
Name: Hermanos Rodriguez
Lenght: 4304 m
Number of corners: 17
Schedule: October 30 - November 1
ROUND 21: BRAZILIAN GP
Name: Autodromo José Carlos Pace
Lenght: 4309 m
Number of corners: 15
Schedule: November 6-8
ROUND 22: LAS VEGAS GP
Name: Las Vegas Strip Circuit
Lenght: 6201 m
Number of corners: 17
Schedule: November 19-21
ROUND 23: QATAR GP
Name: Lusail International Circuit
Lenght: 5419 m
Number of corners: 16
Schedule: November 27-29
ROUND 24: ABU DHABI GP
Name: Yas Marina Circuit
Lenght: 5281 m
Number of corners: 16
Schedule: December 4-6
