The changes mean the season will now have 22 races, a record breaking number, a major achievement for an international sport against the back drop of an ongoing global pandemic. The changes below  demonstrate that Formula 1 can continue to adapt and deliver a season for all our fans around the world.
The final space on the calendar will be confirmed in the coming weeks. 

The revised 2021 calendar is as follows

September 03-05 – Dutch Grand Prix
September 10-12 – Italian Grand Prix
September 24-26 – Russian Grand Prix
October 08-10 – Turkish Grand Prix
October 22-24 – United States Grand Prix
November 05-07 – Mexican Grand Prix
November 12-14 – Brazilian Grand Prix
November 19-21 TBC
December 03-05 – Saudi Grand Prix
December 10-12 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

The Formula 1 community will continue to travel with stringent safety measures that have allowed us to travel safely this season. So far this season we have conducted over 56,000 PCR tests with only 38 positive cases a rate of 0.06%. Alongside this a significant proportion of the F1 community has been  vaccinated already and we are confident that all will have had the opportunity to do so by the end of the summer. We will continue to operate in a way that protects the safety of our personnel and the communities we visit.

Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1, said:
“We are very pleased to announce the updates to the 2021 calendar following extensive discussions with the promoters and national authorities. The pandemic continues to present the season with challenges but we have proven we can adapt and we are confident we can deliver a record breaking 22 races this year despite a global pandemic.”
“I want to thank the promoters in Brazil, Mexico and Turkey for their patience and flexibility and we will provide the details of the final addition soon. This season is proving to be an incredible battle on the track and this is hugely exciting for our fans around the world and we look forward to the intensity continuing in the races ahead.”