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 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,

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.

The Canadian Grand Prix will move from its traditional June race date to one in the second half of May from 2026 onwards, as Formula 1 looks to regionalize the calendar further. Currently the

Formula 1's iconic Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the calendar until at least 2031 after a six-year extension was announced on Thursday with a date change to June that also avoids future clashes with the Indianapolis 500.

The Monaco Grand Prix is the crown jewel of the F1 calendar, an event that combines the sport’s rich history with some of the most stunning — and glamorous — images the seas

Formula 1 and Canadian Grand Prix organizers agreed to move the event to late May starting in 2026.The race, which previously took place in either early or mid-June, is set for the third or fourth weekend of May.

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The Canadian Grand Prix to be held in late May rather than early June from 2026 as part of Formula 1's attempts to reduce carbon emissions.

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