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F1 Academy to make Budapest debut as 2027 calendar confirmed

The 2027 F1 Academy season will feature seven race weekends, including a first visit to Hungary.

By , Sports writer

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F1 Academy has confirmed its 2027 calendar with seven rounds across Asia, Europe and North America. The Hungaroring will host the series for the first time, while Silverstone returns and Las Vegas stages the finale.

Key takeaways

  • F1 Academy will race at the Hungaroring in 2027 for the first time
  • The season will have seven race weekends across Asia, Europe and North America
  • Alisha Palmowski won the 2026 Drivers’ Championship at Austin
  • Alba Larsen will return to F1 Academy with Ferrari backing for 2027
  • Susie Wolff said the series is entering its fifth season

F1 Academy will make its Budapest debut in 2027 as part of a seven-round calendar confirmed by Scuderia Fans. The Hungaroring in Hungary will host the series for the first time, joining Silverstone in the European leg. Scuderia Fans reported the schedule covers Asia, Europe and North America.

2027 calendar

The 2027 F1 Academy season will begin in Saudi Arabia on 19-21 March before heading to China and Canada. The championship will then move to Europe for two summer events, followed by the final two rounds in the United States. The season will conclude in Las Vegas, where the final round will once again take place under the lights of the Las Vegas Strip Circuit.

Context

The calendar marks the championship’s fifth season. The announcement follows the recent F1 Academy round in Austin, where Alisha Palmowski secured the 2026 Drivers’ Championship. Alba Larsen has already secured her return to F1 Academy with Ferrari support for 2027. The Danish driver enjoyed a significant achievement during the 2026 Austin weekend, claiming her maiden F1 Academy victory in the Reverse Grid Race.

What happens next

F1 Academy Managing Director Susie Wolff welcomed the announcement, reflecting on the progress made since the championship was established and expressing optimism about its future. “It’s hard to believe we’re already heading into our fifth season of F1 Academy.

” Wolff also emphasised the importance of maintaining continuity in the championship’s calendar, particularly for competitors, teams and supporters. “With our 2027 calendar, we’re continuing to build consistency in where we race, which is important for our drivers, teams and fans.

” The aim is to provide a stable international platform that allows emerging female racing talent to gain experience while strengthening the championship’s relationship with Formula 1.

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