Best matchDutch GP
Zandvoort
from $1,900
Zandvoort beach-town demand, train access, orange-army atmosphere
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LatestWho impressed our Power Rankings judges in Hungary?LatestWhy Norris' Hungarian GP win is good news for F1 bettorsLatestPALMER: Why Norris was so strong in HungaryLatestHow did McLaren and Aston Martin make big gains in Hungary?Latest8 moments you might have missed from the Hungarian GPLatestAlpine in 'development war' with Racing Bulls – NielsenLatestMercedes explain what led to Russell’s P6-P21 start in HungaryLatestHaas drivers offer verdict on Hungarian GP
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Best matchAustralian GP
Melbourne
from $2,300
season opener, parkside circuit, long-haul planning
Miami GP
Miami
from $2,850
high-energy city weekend, premium hotels, nightlife
Canadian GP
Montreal
from $1,850
city-island circuit, walkable food scene, strong value
Madrid GP
Madrid
from $1,950
new city race, restaurants, nightlife and premium demand
United States GP
Austin
from $2,450
music city energy, COTA shuttles, food and nightlife
Mexico City GP
Mexico City
from $1,750
stadium atmosphere, city hotels, altitude and traffic
Las Vegas GP
Las Vegas
from $3,600
night race spectacle, Strip hotels, premium pricing
2026 · 23 GP
2026年の全レースカレンダー。
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.
R1
Australian Grand Prix
✓ Completed06–08 Mar
Melbourne, Australia
Travel guide →Hotels · airports · transport
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix
✓ Completed12–14 Jun
Barcelona, Spain
Travel guide →Hotels · airports · transport
R8
Austrian Grand Prix
✓ Completed26–28 Jun
Spielberg, Austria
Travel guide →Hotels · airports · transport
R9
British Grand Prix
✓ Completed03–05 Jul
Silverstone, United Kingdom
Travel guide →Hotels · airports · transport
R10
Belgian Grand Prix
✓ Completed17–19 Jul
Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
Travel guide →Hotels · airports · transport
R11
Hungarian Grand Prix
✓ Completed24–26 Jul
Budapest, Hungary
Travel guide →Hotels · airports · transport
Next upR12
Dutch Grand Prix
21–23 Aug
Zandvoort, Netherlands
Plan earlyHigh urgency
R13
Italian Grand Prix
04–06 Sep
Monza, Italy
Book the base firstHigh urgency
R14
Spanish Grand Prix
11–13 Sep
Madrid, Spain
Book the corridor firstHigh urgency
R15
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
24–26 Sep
Baku, Azerbaijan
Set the baselineMedium urgency
R16
Bahrain Grand Prix
02–04 Oct
Sepang, Malaysia
Set the baselineMedium urgency
R17
Singapore Grand Prix
09–11 Oct
Marina Bay, Singapore
Book premium zones earlyHigh urgency
R18
United States Grand Prix
23–25 Oct
Austin, United States
Set the baselineMedium urgency
R19
Mexico City Grand Prix
30 Oct–01 Nov
Mexico City, Mexico
Set the baselineMedium urgency
R20
São Paulo Grand Prix
06–08 Nov
São Paulo, Brazil
Set the baselineMedium urgency
R21
Las Vegas Grand Prix
19–21 Nov
Las Vegas, United States
Set the baselineMedium urgency
R22
Qatar Grand Prix
27–29 Nov
Lusail, Qatar
Set the baselineMedium urgency
R23
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
04–06 Dec
Yas Marina, United Arab Emirates
Set the baselineMedium urgency
チャンピオンシップ分析。
Jolpicaライブデータ · 第 11 · 5分ごとに更新
Drivers
1
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
219
Pts
6 wins
2
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
169
Pts
1 wins
3
George Russell
Mercedes
160
Pts
2 wins
4
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
138
Pts
1 wins
5
Lando Norris
McLaren
128
Pts
1 wins
6
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
109
Pts
0 wins
7
Oscar Piastri
McLaren
92
Pts
0 wins
8
Isack Hadjar
Red Bull
68
Pts
0 wins
9
Liam Lawson
RB F1 Team
43
Pts
0 wins
10
Pierre Gasly
Alpine F1 Team
42
Pts
0 wins
11
Arvid Lindblad
RB F1 Team
23
Pts
0 wins
12
Franco Colapinto
Alpine F1 Team
19
Pts
0 wins
13
Oliver Bearman
Haas F1 Team
18
Pts
0 wins
14
Gabriel Bortoleto
Audi
10
Pts
0 wins
15
Carlos Sainz
Williams
6
Pts
0 wins
16
Alexander Albon
Williams
5
Pts
0 wins
17
Esteban Ocon
Haas F1 Team
3
Pts
0 wins
18
Nico Hulkenberg
Audi
2
Pts
0 wins
19
Fernando Alonso
Aston Martin
1
Pts
0 wins
20
Lance Stroll
Aston Martin
0
Pts
0 wins
21
Valtteri Bottas
Cadillac F1 Team
0
Pts
0 wins
22
Sergio Perez
Cadillac F1 Team
0
Pts
0 wins
Constructors
1
MER
Mercedes
Andrea Kimi Antonelli · George Russell · 8 wins
379 Pts
2
FER
Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton · Charles Leclerc · 2 wins
307 Pts
3
MCL
McLaren
Lando Norris · Oscar Piastri · 1 wins
220 Pts
4
RBR
Red Bull
Max Verstappen · Isack Hadjar · 0 wins
177 Pts
5
RB
RB F1 Team
Liam Lawson · Arvid Lindblad · 0 wins
66 Pts
6
ALP
Alpine F1 Team
Pierre Gasly · Franco Colapinto · 0 wins
61 Pts
7
HAA
Haas F1 Team
Oliver Bearman · Esteban Ocon · 0 wins
21 Pts
8
AUD
Audi
Gabriel Bortoleto · Nico Hulkenberg · 0 wins
12 Pts
9
WIL
Williams
Carlos Sainz · Alexander Albon · 0 wins
11 Pts
10
AMR
Aston Martin
Fernando Alonso · Lance Stroll · 0 wins
1 Pts
11
CAD
Cadillac F1 Team
Valtteri Bottas · Sergio Perez · 0 wins
0 Pts
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Latest Formula 1 news.
Fresh headlines from Formula1.com, pulled into the planner so race research starts with the current paddock context.
Lead story
Who impressed our Power Rankings judges in Hungary?
Lando Norris and McLaren claimed their first victory of the 2026 season in Hungary, leading home Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli on a dramatic Sunday afternoon. But who else impressed our Power Rankings judges at the Hungaroring? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...
Formula1.comRead story →
02Why Norris' Hungarian GP win is good news for F1 bettorsWith a third team and fifth different driver standing on the top step of the podium in Budapest, the betting markets are about to get more competitive.03PALMER: Why Norris was so strong in HungaryWhat a weekend for Lando Norris, who took his first victory as reigning champion in Budapest, on a weekend he put together almost perfectly.04How did McLaren and Aston Martin make big gains in Hungary?Two updated cars in Budapest showed a spectacular improvement in competitiveness: the McLaren and Aston Martin.058 moments you might have missed from the Hungarian GPRelive the action from the Hungaroring at the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix with plenty of off-track F1 moments – A pit lane proposal, Hamilton's Hungarian legacy, and more.06Alpine in 'development war' with Racing Bulls – NielsenAlpine were the pick of the midfield for much of the first half of the season, sitting in fifth place in the Championship with a healthy margin to the rest. Racing Bulls jumped them in Hungary, as successful car development becomes ever more crucial.
Paddock file · reviewed 26 July 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.
No external news feed
ReportedDriver market
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.
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ReportedDriver market
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.
RumourTeam politics
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.
ReportedDriver market
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.
DeniedDriver market
Alonso rules out a team switch, but not an F1 exit
Fernando Alonso says he is contracted to Aston Martin for 2027 and is “not moving”, closing down talk of a move to another team. What remains open is whether the current generation of cars gives him enough enjoyment to continue racing in Formula 1.
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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