Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix 2026
About This Tournament
Formula 1 World Championship race at the Bahrain International Circuit featuring all 20 F1 drivers competing in the desert under floodlights for championship points.
Tournament Details
Sport
Racing
Venue
Sakhir, Bahrain
Start Date
April 6, 2026
End Date
April 6, 2026
Format
In-Person
Organizer
Bahrain International Circuit
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