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.
Monday, July 6
1 event
Esports World Cup 2026
The world's largest esports event featuring 24 games including Dota 2, League of Legends, CS2, and more. Over 2,000 players from 200+ clubs across 100 countries compete for a record-breaking $75 million prize pool with $30 million for the club championship alone.
Thursday, July 23
1 event
Commonwealth Games 2026
Multi-sport event featuring 10 sports including athletics, swimming, and gymnastics. The 2026 Games will feature the largest ever Para Sport Medal Event Programme with over 200 medals across 10 days of competition.
Monday, August 3
1 event
Valorant Champions 2026
Valorant Champions 2026, the world championship of competitive Valorant. The best teams from all international leagues compete for the title of world champion in Riot Games' tactical shooter.
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