Pierre Gasly reveals 2027 F1 calendar rumour: “Here’s how many races we’ll have”. Pierre Gasly has hinted that the 2027 Formula 1 calendar could expand.

Gasly hints at major F1 calendar expansion for 2027: up to 25 races expected

While awaiting upcoming meetings between the FIA and engine manufacturers scheduled in the coming days, Pierre Gasly has shared interesting insights regarding the 2027 Formula 1 calendar. Speaking in an interview with French broadcaster Canal+, the Alpine driver admitted that fans could see as many as 25 rounds in the next season.

“I’ve heard that we will probably have 25 races in 2027,” he said, highlighting a trend that appears to reflect Liberty Media’s push towards the maximum number of events allowed under the current Concorde Agreement.

This potential increase is driven by the growing global demand to host Formula 1 Grands Prix, but issues such as logistics and the strain placed on drivers — and especially team personnel — are raising significant concerns. At present, there have been no official confirmations or denials from the FIA.

Pierre Gasly’s comments highlight the ongoing tension between Formula 1’s commercial expansion and the human cost of a grueling schedule. If the calendar does reach 25 races, it will force teams to reconsider their rotation policies for mechanics and engineers, who are already stretched thin by the current triple-headers.