Formula 1 has outlined a big change to the F1 2026 calendar, with a greater focus on regionalisation of Grands Prix. The Canadian Grand Prix has become increasingly awkwardly scheduled in recent years,

A top Formula 1 pundit has opened up on the possibility of a major change being introduced to the calendar. With just three races remaining, the 2024 campaign is fast approaching its conclusion, but thoughts are already now turning to the future as the sport looks to win new fans from across the world.

F1 has announced that the date of the Canadian Grand Prix will shift back to May from 2026 onwards in a further move to regionalise the sport’s calendar. F1 announced last week, as part of a six-year contract extension for the Monaco Grand Prix,

Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix will move into May from 2026 onwards, coupling it with Miami's race and helping the championship consolidate the European leg into one singular period.

Formula 1 will move the Canadian Grand Prix to a new slot in May from 2026 in an effort to cut down on travel and its environmental impact

Montreal date change means it can be linked with Miami and avoid short spring criss-crossing of the Atlantic from 2026 F1 season

The Canadian Grand Prix will be staged earlier in the year from 2026 than has been customary in recent years. F1 aims to avoid interrupting the European season and thus reduce the number of flight kilometres.