The 2018 season starts in Melbourne on March 25 ahead of a year that will see a record-equalling total of 21 races held.
World champion Lewis Hamilton will aim for a fifth world title and a fourth in five years with Mercedes-GP, but he will likely face stiff opposition again from Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, with the Red Bull Racing cars of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo looking to challenge after a strong end to 2017.
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March 25 Australian Grand Prix, 10.10am
April 8 Bahrain Grand Prix, 7.10pm
April 15 Chinese Grand Prix, 10.10am
April 29 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, 4.10pm
May 13 Spanish Grand Prix, 5.10pm
May 27 Monaco Grand Prix, 5.10pm
June 10 Canadian Grand Prix, 10.10pm
June 24 French Grand Prix, 6.10pm
July 1 Austrian Grand Prix, 5.10pm
July 8 British Grand Prix, 5.10pm
July 22 German Grand Prix, 5.10pm
July 29 Hungarian Grand Prix, 5.10pm
August 26 Belgian Grand Prix, 5.10pm
September 2 Italian Grand Prix, 5.10pm
September 16 Singapore Grand Prix, 4.10pm
September 30 Russian Grand Prix, 4.10pm
October 7 Japanese Grand Prix, 9.10am
October 21 United States Grand Prix, 10.10pm
October 28 Mexican Grand Prix, 11.10pm
November 11 Brazilian Grand Prix, 9.10pm
November 25 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, 5.10pm
