The F1 Canadian Grand Prix could be in line to replace Monaco on the Memorial Day weekend calendar as soon as 2026. On Monday, Canadian Grand Prix organizers said they are open to moving the race from June to the third or fourth weekend of May each year.

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 One’s most iconic race, the Monaco Grand Prix, will be staged in June from 2026 as part of a new six-year agreement to remain on the calendar.

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,

The Automobile Club de Monaco announced that they have reached a deal with Formula 1 for the series to race in the city until 2031.

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.

F1 has agreed a new six-year deal with the Monaco Grand Prix, keeping the famous race on the calendar until 2031 inclusive. The race in the principality featured on the first F1 world championship calendar in 1950 and has been an ever-present since 1955.

Here is a breakdown of the 20 Formula One drivers entered into this weekend’s Las Vegas Grand Prix. The race is at 10 p.m. Saturday.

In 2026, the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix will be moved to an earlier weekend in May and paired with the Miami Grand Prix as part of a plan to streamline the race calendar and enhance sustainability.

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