F1 Academy has confirmed its 2026 race schedule, introducing Silverstone and Austin to the seven-round calendar for the all-female single-seater championship. The upcoming season will again feature 14 races across seven rounds, each supporting Formula 1 events.

The London E-Prix has become a defining stop in the Formula E calendar, shaped by its unusual indoor/outdoor layout and tight technical sections around ExCeL London. As the championship prepares for the arrival of the Gen4 Formula E car, the venue’s future now sits in doubt. The next generation of electric racing machinery will be wider, faster and more demanding on circuit space, and these upgrades bring new challenges to a track already known for narrow lanes and limited margins.

MotoGP boss Carmelo Ezpeleta, the long-time figure behind the championship, attended the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Las Vegas and used the opportunity to make comment on F1 Street Circuits. The event offered him a close look at the scale, structure, and energy of modern F1 street racing. His visit led to a simple question that has now gained attention inside the paddock: could MotoGP compete on the same type of city circuits used by Formula 1?