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2026 · 23 GP
The complete 2026 race calendar.
All 23 currently scheduled championship rounds, from Melbourne to Abu Dhabi. Every card opens a practical travel guide with airports, hotel zones, transport and booking timing.
Australian Grand Prix
Melbourne, Australia
Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix
Barcelona, Spain
Austrian Grand Prix
Spielberg, Austria
British Grand Prix
Silverstone, United Kingdom
Belgian Grand Prix
Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
Hungarian Grand Prix
Budapest, Hungary
Dutch Grand Prix
Zandvoort, Netherlands
Next upItalian Grand Prix
Monza, Italy
Spanish Grand Prix
Madrid, Spain
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Baku, Azerbaijan
Bahrain Grand Prix
Sepang, Malaysia
Singapore Grand Prix
Marina Bay, Singapore
United States Grand Prix
Austin, United States
Mexico City Grand Prix
Mexico City, Mexico
São Paulo Grand Prix
São Paulo, Brazil
Las Vegas Grand Prix
Las Vegas, United States
Qatar Grand Prix
Lusail, Qatar
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Yas Marina, United Arab Emirates
Championship intelligence.
Live Jolpica feed · Round 13 · refreshes every 5 min
Drivers
1

Andrea Kimi Antonelli
242
Pts
6 wins
2

George Russell
183
Pts
2 wins
3

Lewis Hamilton
183
Pts
1 wins
4

Lando Norris
159
Pts
2 wins
5

Charles Leclerc
155
Pts
1 wins
6

Max Verstappen
112
Pts
0 wins
7

Oscar Piastri
104
Pts
0 wins
8

Isack Hadjar
68
Pts
0 wins
9

Liam Lawson
49
Pts
0 wins
10

Pierre Gasly
44
Pts
0 wins
11

Arvid Lindblad
23
Pts
0 wins
12

Franco Colapinto
19
Pts
0 wins
13

Oliver Bearman
18
Pts
0 wins
14

Gabriel Bortoleto
10
Pts
0 wins
15

Nico Hulkenberg
6
Pts
0 wins
16

Carlos Sainz
6
Pts
0 wins
17

Alexander Albon
5
Pts
0 wins
18

Esteban Ocon
3
Pts
0 wins
19

Fernando Alonso
3
Pts
0 wins
20
Yuki Tsunoda
0
Pts
0 wins
21

Lance Stroll
0
Pts
0 wins
22

Valtteri Bottas
0
Pts
0 wins
23

Sergio Perez
0
Pts
0 wins
Constructors
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Mercedes
Andrea Kimi Antonelli · George Russell · 8 wins
425 Pts
2
Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton · Charles Leclerc · 2 wins
338 Pts
3
McLaren
Lando Norris · Oscar Piastri · 2 wins
263 Pts
4
Red Bull
Max Verstappen · Isack Hadjar · Liam Lawson · 0 wins
186 Pts
5
RB F1 Team
Arvid Lindblad · Yuki Tsunoda · 0 wins
66 Pts
6
Alpine F1 Team
Pierre Gasly · Franco Colapinto · 0 wins
63 Pts
7
Haas F1 Team
Oliver Bearman · Esteban Ocon · 0 wins
21 Pts
8
Audi
Gabriel Bortoleto · Nico Hulkenberg · 0 wins
16 Pts
9
Williams
Carlos Sainz · Alexander Albon · 0 wins
11 Pts
10
Aston Martin
Fernando Alonso · Lance Stroll · 0 wins
3 Pts
11
Cadillac F1 Team
Valtteri Bottas · Sergio Perez · 0 wins
0 Pts
Dutch GP result · official feed updates every 5 min
Latest Formula 1 news.
A travel-relevant editorial lead, followed by fresh Formula1.com headlines for the current paddock context.

Norris wins the final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort
Lando Norris won Zandvoort’s final Dutch Grand Prix on 23 August 2026, beating Mercedes drivers Kimi Antonelli and George Russell. Formula 1’s official race recap confirms the result as the championship moves on to Monza.
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Photo: “Formula one Circuit Park in the dunes of Zandvoort in the Netherlands” by dronepicr · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Cropped, resized, and JPEG-compressed for web display.
Paddock file · reviewed 1 August 2026
Latest Formula 1 rumours.
A short editorial digest of the stories moving through the paddock. Every item is marked as reported, unconfirmed or denied, so speculation does not quietly turn into fact.

Alonso–Alpine talks resurface, but the move remains disputed
GrandPrix.com, via Autosport Web, reports that talks with Alpine have accelerated and links Alonso’s choice to possible moves for Franco Colapinto and Carlos Sainz. Alonso says he has an Aston Martin contract for 2027 and is “not moving”; Flavio Briatore says Alonso is happy there and there is “nothing to say”. No negotiation or switch has been confirmed.
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Photo: United Autosports · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Cropped, resized and JPEG-compressed for web; displayed with a responsive crop.
Cadillac is reported to be tracking Rafael Câmara for 2027
Motorsport.com reports that Cadillac is closely monitoring Ferrari junior Rafael Câmara as it assesses its 2027 options. The team has stressed long-term backing for Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas, and no driver change has been announced.
Haas is weighing Ocon against Fornaroli and Câmara for 2027
Motorsport.com and Autosport report that Esteban Ocon’s seat is under review, with Leonardo Fornaroli and Rafael Câmara among the options. Ocon says his first discussion will be with Haas during a busy summer break; no decision has been announced.
Verstappen’s 2027 Red Bull exit remains possible on paper
ESPN reports that performance clauses can provide a route out of Verstappen’s Red Bull deal, while Formula 1 has documented the McLaren links. Verstappen says “there’s nothing to say” about the reports, and no move has been announced.
Sainz will use the summer break to reassess his Williams timeline
Carlos Sainz says he will sit down with Williams during the summer break because the team’s route back to winning form is taking longer than expected. He remains confident in the project, has given no decision date and has not confirmed a move elsewhere.
Rumours can change or be disproved without warning. GP Weekender does not treat a driver-market claim as confirmed until a team, driver or authorised representative says so publicly.
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