How Many Races in the F1 Season? Full Schedule & Calendar for 2022

Updated: Sep 10, 5:00pm UTC

The 2022 Formula 1 schedule features a full calendar of races, stretching from the earliest testing races of the year in February to the final round of action in November.

Here's what racing fans need to know about the 2022 F1 schedule.

How Many Races in the F1 Season?

There are 22 Grand Prix races in the 2022 Formula 1 season. This is not including two preseason testing races, which happened earlier this year in February and March. Races typically take place either weekly or every second week, with the exception of a four-week break in August and a three-week break in September.

F1 2022 Calendar Changes

With a handful of races returning after COVID-19 absences, there have been a number of changes in the 2022 Formula 1 calendar:

The Australian GP, Canadian GP, Japanese GP, and Singapore GP are returning after two-year absences.
The Miami GP made its debut on the calendar in May.
The Qatar GP is back off the calendar until 2023 after making its debut in 2021.
The China GP is not on the calendar because of travel restrictions due to COVID, though it's scheduled to return in 2023.
The Russian GP was suspended from the calendar and not replaced, leaving a gap in the calendar in late September after originally being scheduled for Sep. 25.

Formula 1 Schedule 2022

Here's a look at the full schedule of F1 races on the 2022 calendar.

March 20: Bahrain Grand Prix
March 27: Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
April 10: Australian Grand Prix
April 24: Emilia Romagna Grand Prix
May 8: Miami Grand Prix
May 22: Spanish Grand Prix
May 29: Monaco Grand Prix
June 12: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
June 19: Canadian Grand Prix
July 3: British Grand Prix
July 10: Austrian Grand Prix
July 24: French Grand Prix
July 31: Hungarian Grand Prix
August 28: Belgian grand Prix
September 4: Dutch Grand Prix
September 11: Italian Grand Prix
October 2: Singapore Grand Prix
October 9: Japanese Grand Prix
October 23: United State Grand Prix
October 30: Mexico City Grand Prix
November 13: Sao Paulo Grand Prix
November 20: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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