Formula 1 returns to the tracks after a break in the calendar and already has a date set for its next stage. The Miami Grand Prix will be held between May 1st and 3rd, in the United States, marking the continuation of the 2026 season.
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The break between races happened due to the cancellations of the Bahrain GP, scheduled for April 12, and the Saudi Arabia GP, which was to be held on the 19th. Both stages were removed from the calendar due to the war in the Middle East, forcing the category to reorganize its logistics and planning at the start of this championship.
So far, the season has already featured races in Australia, China, and Japan, with important battles beginning to shape the championship scenario. Mercedes appears as one of the forces at this start, while Ferrari, Red Bull, and McLaren remain in direct competition for performance and results.
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Now, the Miami GP emerges as the next chapter of the season, ending this break period and resuming the championship sequence. The American stage usually brings its own characteristics, with a street circuit that combines high-speed sections with technical points, requiring balance from the cars and precision from the drivers.
With that, Formula 1 will not be in action this weekend, but its return is already confirmed for early May, when the Miami GP will continue the 2026 season.
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