Follow all the action with the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix schedule. The Baku City Circuit will host the event from September 24-26, 2026, featuring both Formula 1 and Formula 2 sessions. While there is a Pit Lane Walk for fans in Baku on Wednesday, September 23, the racing kicks off with the F2 practice session on Thursday and ends with the F1 race on Saturday.
Full 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Time Schedule
Here are all the dates and times for the Azerbaijan GP’s F1 and F2 sessions:
Note: F1 and its race organizers may update the schedule at their discretion due to on-track incidents or other delays. Check Formula 1’s site and social media for any last-minute updates.
Heading to the race in-person? Read more of our guides:
- Exciting facts about the Azerbaijan GP
- Best fan zones, events, concerts, and entertainment
- Bag policy: what you can and can’t bring
- Top things to eat, see, and do off the track
Frequently Asked Questions About the Baku F1 Weekend Schedule
When is the Pit Lane Walk?
The Pit Lane Walk will be held on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM (Azerbaijan Time). Qualifying grandstand and hospitality ticket holders can attend. Read our Azerbaijan GP fan zones and events guide for more information.
When is drivers' presentation?
The F1 Drivers' Presentation at Baku will be a 30-minute session from 1:00 PM to 1:30 PM (Azerbaijan Time). We’ll publish the full timetable in our fan zones guide when it comes out.
What support series are racing at the Azerbaijan GP?
Formula 2 will compete at this year’s Azerbaijan GP in Baku alongside Formula 1. There are no other support series on track.
What time are the concerts and events?
There are several music and entertainment programs scheduled for the race weekend, including Calvin Harris and Katy Perry. You can find the best ones in our Azerbaijan GP concerts and entertainment guide.
When should I arrive at the circuit?
We recommend arriving at least one hour before the first session you want to watch. That gives you time for security checks and finding your seat. Avoid delays at the entrance by reviewing our Baku F1 bag policy guide, so you know what you can and can’t bring.
How can I watch the Azerbaijan Grand Prix from home?
There are many ways for fans around the world to watch Formula 1, including Apple TV, Sky Sports, and Formula 1’s own F1 TV. Refer to our ‘where to watch F1’ guide for more information.
Let’s Help You Get Ready for the Grand Prix
We’ve created guides to help you prepare for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku. If you want to attend other races around the world, our race guides cover F1, WEC, IndyCar, and more. Check them out for the latest information on ticket prices, the best seats, where to stay, and more.
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