F1 Sprint Increase Expected as Domenicali Issues New Udpate
Stefano Domenicali said the sprint format will expand next year as promoter demand and Friday attendance continue to rise.
- Formula One will have more sprint races in 2027 than the current six, but will maintain the scarcity value, CEO Stefano Domenicali said on Thursday.
- The Sprint format continues to drive higher Friday and daily attendances, as the events offer competitive action on all three days of a race weekend.
- Domenicali previously highlighted the impact at Silverstone, noting that 150,000 people attended on Friday, and suggested fans should "stay tuned" for further calendar details.
- Flavio Briatore, boss of Renault-owned Alpine, argues Formula One should host a sprint at every race weekend, stating current Friday technical sessions do "nothing for the spectator."
- Liberty Media reported a 38% revenue decrease to $764 million for the second quarter due to fewer races, while Domenicali expects the 2027 season will feature 24 rounds.
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Formula One to add more sprint races in 2027
Formula One is to have more sprint races next year than the current six, but will maintain the scarcity value, F1 chief executive officer Stefano Domenicali said on Thursday.The calendar for next year has yet to be published, with the Iran war casting lingering uncertainty over Middle Eastern races,
Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali wants to offer the spectators more. They are supposed to get more action on race weekends. This should also be good for the turnover that has collapsed this season.
Formula One to have more sprint races in 2027: Domenicali
The 2027 calendar has yet to be published, with the Iran war casting lingering uncertainty over Middle Eastern races, but Domenicali said it will again be 24 rounds next year after a likely 23 in 2026.
Formula One to have more sprint races in 2027 - Domenicali
In Formula 1 races there will be an expansion in the next season. Spectators can expect more sprints.
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