F1 2027 calendar announced with Bahrain to host season-opener and increase in Sprint weekends in 24-race schedule - Sky Sports

Google News16 September 2026, 07:00 UTCBahrain

F1 2027 calendar announced with Bahrain to host season-opener and increase in Sprint weekends in 24-race schedule Sky Sports

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