The FIA has revealed the calendars for the 2027 FIA Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3 Championships, outlining a season that continues to closely support the Formula 1® calendar while introducing new venues and maintaining a global footprint. Both series will feature a mix of returning circuits and fresh locations, reflecting the ongoing evolution of the feeder categories within the motorsport ladder.
The 2027 Formula 2 Championship is set to include 14 rounds, while Formula 3 will compete over 10 rounds. Notably, Formula 2 will race in Mexico City and Istanbul for the first time, with Montreal returning after its debut in 2026. Formula 3 will make its first appearances at Jeddah and Montreal, concluding its season with a finale in Istanbul. The season kicks off in March, with Formula 2 starting in Bahrain and Formula 3 beginning in Jeddah.
Following the opening rounds, both championships will visit Melbourne in April and Montreal in May. The Monaco Grand Prix weekend in June will see both series on track, followed by consecutive events at Silverstone and Spielberg. After a summer pause, the racing resumes with rounds in Monza and Madrid. In September, Formula 2 will be the sole support series in Azerbaijan, while both championships will race in Istanbul for the Formula 3 season finale. The final Formula 2 rounds will take place in Mexico, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi.
Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1®, highlighted the importance of Formula 2 as a key step for drivers aiming to reach the top tier of motorsport. He welcomed the inclusion of new venues, which offer fresh challenges and opportunities for the drivers and teams. Bruno Michel, CEO of FIA Formula 2, noted that the calendar's expansion to four continents demonstrates the championship's growing global reach. He also emphasized the commitment to financial sustainability, including measures to cover freight costs to support the teams throughout the season.
The calendars maintain the close alignment with Formula 1® race weekends, ensuring that the feeder series continue to benefit from the exposure and infrastructure of the premier racing category. This structure supports the development of drivers, engineers, and teams as they prepare for potential progression to Formula 1®.
With a balanced mix of established circuits and new destinations, the 2027 season promises to offer a comprehensive test of skill and adaptability for all competitors. The inclusion of cities like Mexico City, Istanbul, and Montreal reflects the championships' ambition to engage diverse fan bases and provide varied racing environments.
The detailed schedules for both FIA Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3 in 2027 underline the ongoing evolution of the sport's junior categories. These calendars not only support the sporting objectives but also address logistical and financial considerations to ensure the sustainability of the championships. Fans and participants alike can look forward to a season that continues to build on the foundations of driver development within the Formula 1® ecosystem.