FIA Formula 3 announce 2025 calendar

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FIA Formula 3, ahead of its visit to Monte Carlo, announced the 2025 calendar on Wednesday.

The series will operate a 10 round calendar like its current season in 2024. Formula 3 has been going since 2019, where Robert Shwartzman was the inaugural champion that year.

2025 will see Formula 3 start off in Australia for the first time. The series has raced there in 2023 and 2024 but it will open up the 2025 season - in line with the Formula One World Championship.

Along with FIA Formula 2, the series will support the Formula One World Championship in each event. The Formula 2 Championship will however go to four different Formula One events without F3.

On the news, speaking to FIA Formula 3 via their website, F1 CEO and President Stefano Domenicali said: "F3 is providing fantastic action on track for our fans this year and I am delighted that the series will again be joining Formula 1 at 10 events next season. The skill of the drivers and the intense action on track is thrilling for our fans and demonstrates the talent we have in the pipeline for the future."​



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F1 CEO Domenicali and F2 and F3 CEO Bruno Michel in conversations at Imola. (Credit: Joe Portlock via Getty Images)

As it will in 2024, the 2025 final round will be in Italy, at the traditional iconic Monza. A track that has seen the most recent champions Gabriel Bortoleto and Victor Martins be crowned.

Italian Trident driver Leonardo Fornaroli leads the current 2024 championship by a very slim three points to young British talent Luke Browning. Remarkably Fornaroli is yet to win a race despite their being six different race winners.

The 2025 season race weekend for FIA Formula 3 will commence with the 45 practice session on March 14.

Whereas there is a season still to finish. The 2024 season will continue in Monte Carlo, Monaco as free practice will get underway on Thursday May 23.

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2025 FIA Formula 3 Calendar (March 14 - September 07 2025)

1. Melbourne, Australia 14-16 March
2. Sakhir, Bahrain 11-13 April
3. Imola, Italy 16-18 May
4. Monte Carlo, Monaco 22-25 May
5. Barcelona, Spain 30 May-01 June
6. Spielberg, Austria 27-29 June
7. Silverstone, Great Britain 04-06 July
8. Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium 25-27 July
9. Budapest, Hungary 01-03 August 
10. Monza, Italy 05-07 September 

Brandon Whiteside (Author) Writer @f1journal.co.uk