The 2026 F1 calendar features 23-24 Grands Prix across roughly 20 countries, with confirmed hosts including Australia, China, Japan, the United States (Miami, Austin, Las Vegas), Canada, Spain (Barcelona and new Madrid circuit), Italy (Monza, Imola backup), Monaco, the Netherlands, and several others in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Geopolitical tensions have driven recent shifts, including April cancellations of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia events, the addition of Malaysia’s Sepang for a relocated Bahrain Grand Prix in October, and ongoing uncertainty over the Qatar and Abu Dhabi finales, with Imola positioned as a potential European replacement. These adjustments reflect F1’s focus on logistics, sustainability, and safety while introducing Madrid and retaining established venues like Silverstone and Suzuka. Trader consensus on specific countries hinges on final confirmations for late-season Middle East rounds and any further regional disruptions.