The Formula 1 calendar is more packed—and more problematic—than ever, with relentless travel, inconsistent weather planning, and logistical strain on teams and staff. This piece proposes one key change that could streamline the season: regional calendar grouping.

After returning to the calendar in 2020, F1 can no longer justify visiting the iconic Imola circuit. Here are the reasons why.

The 24-race season will finish in Abu Dhabi on 7 December. The 2025 British Grand Prix takes place on 4-6 July at Silverstone. Pre-season testing will remain in Bahrain, two weeks prior to the first race, with three days of running on 26-28 February.

If McLaren’s history of stuffing things up for Oscar Piastri repeats itself, the Australian driver will have no chance of winning Sunday night’s Monaco Grand Prix.

While some iconic events are facing crunch talks, others have enjoyed renewals. The divisive Miami Grand Prix was handed an unprecedented extension until 2041 ahead of the race two weeks ago, while the Mexico City Grand Prix has also received new terms, despite Sergio Perez ’s absence from the grid.

Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix is likely to be the last Formula 1 race at Imola for a while, but why is this iconic venue facing the axe?

Max Verstappen has backed F1’s drastic new rule change for the Monaco Grand Prix as the four-time world champion hopes it will ‘spice up’ the race

Sky Sports F1 have issued an update, after broadcasting legends Martin Brundle and David Croft missed the Imola Grand Prix. This weekend, Formula 1 heads to Monaco for the eighth round of the 2025 campaign, with the historic circuit once again playing host to a championship race.