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New Cities,More Races: FormulaE’s Bold 2025–26Calendar

August 1, 2025
New Cities,More Races: FormulaE’s Bold 2025–26Calendar

FIA and Formula E Reveal Provisional Calendar for 2025–2026 Season

The FIA and Formula E have published the provisional calendar for the 2025–2026 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, which has been approved by the FIA World Motor Sport Council. The upcoming Season 12 features a record-breaking 18 races across 12 cities,making it the most extensive schedule in the series’ history.

The season is set to begin on 6 December in Sao Paulo, followed by a race in Mexico City shortly after the New Year. On 31 January, Formula E will make its debut at the Miami International Autodrome, a venue familiar to Formula 1 fans.

Another new addition to the calendar is the inaugural Madrid E-Prix, scheduled for 21 March on the historic Circuito de Madrid–Jarama. Two further events, planned for late May and June, are in the final stages of confirmation and will be announced once finalized.

As in previous years, the season will conclude with a double-header finale in London.

Jeff Dodds,Chief Executive Officer of Formula E, commented:

“This calendar offers an exciting blend of new race locations alongside established fan-favourite venues, making it the most ambitious season in Formula E history.
The addition of races in Madrid and Miami underscores our commitment to expanding into key global markets, particularly in the United States.
We continue to see year-on-year growth in the global Formula E fanbase, and with this calendar, we’re confident that our teams and drivers will deliver an even more thrilling racing spectacle.”

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