Formula 1 calendar for 2026

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Mercedes chief Toto Wolff has confirmed his interest in signing Max Verstappen from Red Bull for 2026 and says he is open to pairing the Dutchman with George Russell.

 

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Sprint race confirmed for Great Britain

 

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Max Verstappen has confirmed he will remain with Red Bull for the 2026 Formula 1 season, putting an end to uncertainty over the four-time world champion's short-term future.

 

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New Formula 1 entrant Cadillac have signed Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas as their drivers for their debut campaign in 2026.

 

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Apple has won the rights to broadcast Formula 1 in the United States for the next five years in deal said to be worth about $750m (£558m) in total.

The agreement, which starts in 2026 and for which insiders say Apple is paying approximately $150m (£111.6m) a year, will make F1 available to all Apple TV subscribers in America as part of their standard monthly fee.

F1's previous US rights deal was with sports network ESPN, for about $80m (£60m) a year.

 

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