F1™ Race Screenings - 2026

Join us at the Red Bull Technology Campus in Milton Keynes for our exclusive Oracle Red Bull Racing Grand Prix™ Live Screening Events.

Surrounded by fellow Formula One™ fans and the rich heritage of Oracle Red Bull Racing, you’ll experience all the energy and excitement of race day, right where our championship-winning cars are designed, engineered, and built.

For £250+VAT you’ll enjoy:

• Themed food and drinks inspired by the Grand Prix™
• Access to our Racing Simulators & Reaction Testing Devices
• A live chat with one of our Strategy experts from the Operations Room
• A Trophy Tour
• The full race screening with an immersive circuit atmosphere
• A special memento to take home from your day at MK-7

Join us on Sunday, 12th April at 12:00 *. The Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix 2026 will be held at the Bahrain International Circuit.

• First Grand Prix – 2004
• Circuit length – 5.41 km
• Number of laps – 57
• Lap record 1:31.447 – De la Rosa (2005)
• Time Zone +3hrs GMT

Over the years, Bahrain has witnessed some fantastic on-track battles, such as Hamilton vs Rosberg in 2014 and Verstappen vs Leclerc in 2022.
It’s a track that has plenty of overtaking opportunities!

Join us on Sunday, 14th June at 10:00 *. The Formula 1 Barcelona Grand Prix 2026 will be held at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

• First Grand Prix – 1991
• Circuit length – 4.65 km
• Number of laps – 66
• Lap record- 1:18.441 – Ricciardo (2018)
• Time Zone +2hrs GMT

The circuit offers a balanced blend of high- and low-speed corners, with the demanding right-hander at Turn 3 providing an ideal opportunity to assess how well your car’s design team has nailed the balance for the season ahead.

Join us on Sunday, 5th July at 11:30 *. The Formula 1 British Grand Prix 2026 will be held at Silverstone Circuit.

• First Grand Prix – 1950
• Circuit length – 5.89 km
• Number of laps – 52
• Lap record – 1:27.369 – Hamilton (2019)
• Time Zone –+0hrs  GMT

Despite numerous layout changes over the years, Silverstone has always maintained its essential character as one of the fastest tracks on the F1 calendar, while historic corners like Maggotts, Becketts and Abbey provide some of the biggest challenges for racing drivers anywhere in the world.

Join us on Sunday, 23rd August at 10:30 *. The Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix 2026 will be held at Circuit Zandvoort

• First Grand Prix – 1952
• Circuit length – 4.52 km
• Number of laps – 72
• Lap record – 1:11.097 – Hamilton (2021)
• Time Zone +2hrs GMT

‘Really quick’, ‘pretty insane’, ‘crazy’ and ‘old-school’ were words used by the current crop of F1 drivers when asked to describe the Zandvoort track that many of them tackled in their junior category days.

Join us on Sunday, 26th Saturday at 09:00 *. The Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2026 will be held at the Baku City Circuit.

• First Grand Prix – 2016
• Circuit length – 6.00 km
• Number of laps – 51
• Lap record – 1:43.009 – Leclerc (2019)
• Time Zone +4hrs GMT

A mixture of wide and open and tight and twisty. The lonnnnng main straight along the Baku shoreline is a slipstreaming mecca, and with cars able to run three abreast into Turn 1, the action often looks more IndyCar than F1.

Join us on Sunday, 6th December at 09:30 *. The Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2026 will be held at the Yas Marina Circuit.

• First Grand Prix – 2009
• Circuit length – 6.28 km
• Number of laps – 58
• Lap record – 1:25.637 – Magnussen (2024)
• Time Zone +4hrs GMT

The Hermann Tilke-designed track is dominated by its 1.2km straight between Turns 7 and 8 – which, with slow-speed corners marking its beginning and end, makes it a honeypot for overtaking moves.