F1 Grand Prix distances set to be reduced for 2027 season along with introduction of 'hard stop' time on race days
- Posted on September 21, 2026
- By Sky Sport
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In brief
Formula 1 is implementing significant changes for the 2027 season, reducing Grand Prix distances from 305km to 290km. This adjustment stems from updated technical regulations designed to optimize racing parameters and enhance competitive balance. Additionally, FIA will enforce a strict 'hard stop' time on race days, improving scheduling predictability. These regulatory modifications aim to create a more sustainable and efficient racing format while maintaining the sport's intensity and viewer engagement.
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F1 Grand Prix distances set to be reduced for 2027 season along with introduction of 'hard stop' time on race days
Grand Prix distances will be reduced from 305km to 290km in 2027; the change is required due to the alteration of technical regulations for next season; watch every session of the Azerbaijan GP from Thursday live on Sky Sports F1, with the race on Saturday at 12pm
