Madrid ePrix
The Madrid ePrix returns for its second edition in 2027 as a double-header featuring two races across one weekend. The race takes place at Circuito del Jarama, located approximately 30 kilometers north of Madrid. With a circuit length of 3.934 kilometers, it is the longest track Formula E has ever raced on. The Circuito del Jarama was opened in 1967 and has hosted numerous prestigious motorsport events, including the Spanish Grand Prix of Formula 1 in 1981.
Schedule
| Start | Session | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|
| · | Madrid ePrix | Race 1 | 26 Jun 2027 | |
| · | Madrid ePrix | Race 2 | 27 Jun 2027 |
No session times have been published for this weekend yet. They will appear here once the organiser releases them.
Where to watch
The exact start time has not been confirmed yet. It will appear here once the organiser publishes it.
- Formula E YouTube free to air 🇩🇪 Germany Ausgewählte Rennen frei
- ProSieben free to air 🇩🇪 Germany Rennen im Free-TV, Livestream auf ran.de
- ran.de free to air 🇩🇪 Germany Kostenloser Livestream zur TV-Übertragung
Tickets
Race result
The race result will appear here once the race has finished.
About this race
The Formula E holds Madrid ePrix on Saturday, 26 June 2027.
The race is shown free to air on ProSieben, ran.de and Formula E YouTube. Every broadcaster with country and access is listed in the broadcast section.
Tickets are sold by the organiser; the link is in the tickets section above.
Frequently asked questions
When does Madrid ePrix start?
Madrid ePrix is scheduled for Saturday, 26 June 2027. Exact session times have not been published yet.
Where does Madrid ePrix take place?
The venue is Madrid ePrix.
Where can I watch Madrid ePrix?
In Germany ProSieben, ran.de, Formula E YouTube carry the broadcast. It is free to air on ProSieben, ran.de, Formula E YouTube.
More in the calendar
Other races at this circuit
- FE Madrid ePrix 21 Mar 2026