Calendar export
Start from a race weekend, choose the session context, and move it into your calendar.
F1 calendar export app for iPhone
Add Formula 1 sessions to your calendar from a focused iPhone app built around race weekends, local timing, and session detail.
- Session export
- Local time
- Race-weekend planning
- Primary action
- Add sessions to your calendar
- Weekend scope
- Practice through race day
- Time handling
- Local-time calendar events
Built for the way F1 fans check timing
Move race weekends from the app into the calendar you already use.
Local timing
Use the app for fast schedule lookup before adding the sessions you want to keep.
Weekend focus
Race weekends stay separate from generic sports feeds, making the export decision cleaner.
Free calendar subscription
Build the F1 calendar you actually want
Choose a whole season or one race weekend, select the sessions you follow, and add native calendar alerts. Subscribed feeds refresh automatically when race times change.
1. Choose your schedule
2. Add it to your calendar
Your live subscription
https://racecalendar.app/f1/2026/calendar.ics
Calendar providers control their own refresh timing, so a race-time change can take several hours to appear. If a provider handoff does not open, copy the subscription URL and use its “subscribe from URL” option.
Want live widgets and richer alerts?
The iPhone app adds session countdowns, race-weekend detail, standings, results, and Home Screen widgets.
Get F1 Race CalendarBuild one calendar subscription that keeps updating
The web subscription builder creates a feed around the sessions and reminder lead time you choose.
- 01
Choose session types
Include practice, qualifying, sprint, and race sessions—or keep only the sessions you normally watch.
- 02
Choose a reminder
Select the alert lead time that should be written into each subscribed event.
- 03
Add the subscription
Open Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook, use webcal, or download the season ICS file.
The website feed is free and does not require an account or app install. Events are published in UTC for calendar portability, and the calendar app displays them in its selected timezone. The iPhone app can also export a single round to Apple Calendar.
Plan the weekend from the session list
Calendar export starts from round detail, where the schedule is already organized by Grand Prix weekend and session type.
- Open round detail
- Pick the relevant session
- Add it to your calendar
Who it is for
- Calendar-native fans
Export the sessions you care about and let your normal calendar carry the reminders.
- Timezone travelers
Keep overseas races from sneaking up because the start time moved across timezones.
- Race-day planners
Plan watch parties, travel, or weekend errands around the race instead of around search results.
Check the live schedule
2026 F1 scheduleVerify all 2026 weekends in browser, track, or UTC time before subscribing.Schedule methodologyRead how schedule sourcing, freshness, timezone handling, and corrections work.F1 calendar for iPhoneUse the focused iPhone calendar alongside the feed when you want countdowns and results.
Quick answers
Can I add F1 sessions to my calendar?
The app includes calendar export flows from race weekend detail, so sessions can move into your normal calendar.
Does it help with timezone changes?
The app presents sessions in local time, which makes overseas Grand Prix weekends easier to plan around.