What's On This Week
Your complete guide to the week's most exciting sports tournaments and events
Formula 1 World Championship 2026
The 2026 FIA Formula 1 World Championship, the pinnacle of motorsport. A new era of F1 with revolutionary 2026 regulations bringing new power units, active aerodynamics, and a reshaped competitive landscape across 24 Grand Prix races on five continents.
🗓️ Weekly Schedule
All Tournaments →Sunday, March 15
1 event
Formula 1 World Championship 2026
The 2026 FIA Formula 1 World Championship, the pinnacle of motorsport. A new era of F1 with revolutionary 2026 regulations bringing new power units, active aerodynamics, and a reshaped competitive landscape across 24 Grand Prix races on five continents.
Friday, March 20
1 event
UEFA Euro 2028 Qualifiers
The qualifying campaign for UEFA Euro 2028, to be held in the United Kingdom and Ireland. National teams from across Europe compete in groups to secure their place at the continental championship.
Wednesday, July 1
1 event
Rugby World Cup 2027 Qualifiers
The qualifying process for the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia. Teams from around the globe compete across regional qualifiers for their place at the biggest event in rugby union.
Sunday, August 30
1 event
US Open 2026
The final Grand Slam of the tennis season takes place in Flushing Meadows, New York. The tournament features both ATP and WTA competitions with the world's top players competing on hard courts for one of tennis's most prestigious titles.
Friday, September 11
1 event
World Athletics Ultimate Championship 2026
The inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship is set for 11 to 13 September 2026 in Budapest. Olympic champions, world champions and Diamond League winners will compete in a compact elite-format showdown at the National Athletics Centre.
Tuesday, September 15
1 event
46th Chess Olympiad 2026
The 46th Chess Olympiad is scheduled for September 2026 in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. National teams from around the world will contest one of the biggest events on the FIDE calendar in both open and women's sections.
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