Formula 1 will move the Canadian Grand Prix to a new slot in May from 2026 to cut down on travel and its environmental impact.

Formula 1 announced the Candian Grand Prix will be moved to the end of May — but a direct conflict with the Indy 500 is a mistake.

The F1 Canadian Grand Prix could be in line to replace Monaco on the Memorial Day weekend calendar as soon as 2026. On Monday, Canadian Grand Prix organizers said they are open to moving the race from June to the third or fourth weekend of May each year.

F1 has announced that the date of the Canadian Grand Prix will shift back to May from 2026 onwards in a further move to regionalise the sport’s calendar. F1 announced last week, as part of a six-year contract extension for the Monaco Grand Prix,

The promoter of the Canadian Grand Prix, Octane Racing Group, working with key stakeholders from the Canadian Government, Canada Economic Development for Québec Regions, Government of Québec, Ministry of Tourism (Québec),

From 2026, the Canadian Grand Prix is to be scheduled on the third or fourth weekend of May each year as opposed to its 'traditional' June slot.

The promoter of the Canadian Grand Prix, Octane Racing Group, together with key government representatives – including Canada Economic Development for Québec Regions, the Government of Québec, the Québec Ministry of Tourism,

Formula 1 will move the Canadian Grand Prix to a new slot in May from 2026 in an effort to cut down on travel and its environmental impact

In 2026, the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix will be moved to an earlier weekend in May and paired with the Miami Grand Prix as part of a plan to streamline the race calendar and enhance sustainability.

Formula 1 has announced a major change to the Canadian Grand Prix with a decision made over the circuit's place on the schedule.

The Monaco Grand Prix won't be rotated with another European Formula 1 race, despite F1 CEO and President Stefano Domenicali being "close" to revealing the details of this scheme.