Formula E has announced the pro🌼visional calendar for the 2025/🅘26 season, featuring 18 races in 12 different venues.

Among the headline additions is Spain’s historic circuit Jarama, which had already held the pre-season test at a short notice last year after the planned running at Valencia had to be cancelled due to the flooding iಌn the region. 

Jarama’s return ends a five-year absence of a Spanish round from the Formula E c💛alendar.

The other major addition to the schedule is Miami Autodrome, which replaces the nearby Homestead-Miami track as Formula E’s new home in the United 💝States.

As in the 2024/25 season, the campaign will kick off ꦕin Sao Paulo in December, followed by a trip to Mexico in early January.

The new Miami race wi🌄ll occupy the 31 January slot, while the Jeddah double-header will again be held in mid-February.

Jarama has be♎en pencilled in for 21st March, while Berlin will host a p✨air of races on 2-3 May.

The no🎐w-iconic Monaco FE race will take place on 16-17 May and serve as the midpoint of the season.

Later rounds see Shanghai’s double-header pushed back to early July, while Tokyo also ♐shifts to a mid-July date. The season will conclude once again in London, but with a revis𝓀ed mid-August date instead of the traditional late-July slot.

Two TBC events are currently slated for late May and mid-June, with Jakarta a strong candidate to fill one of those vacancies as it returns to the ser𓆏ies in 2025 after a one-year hiatus. A potential second Chinese race, likely in Sanya, is also under consideration for the remaining open slot.

2025/26 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship Calendar