Grand Prix Schedules

iOS Universel / Sports

This unofficial schedule app shows the upcoming race weekend on your home screen and lock screen. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any racing series, governing body, or rights holder.

WIDGETS
• Medium widgets with the upcoming round, full session list, and a live countdown
• A combined widget showing the next race across all supported series
• Lock screen widgets (inline and circular) showing the absolute next session
• Tap back / forward / home inside any widget to peek at neighboring rounds — auto-resets after 30 minutes

IN THE APP
• Tabbed schedule view with practice, qualifying, sprint, and race times
• Past sessions dimmed automatically so you always see what's next
• Color-coded session dots: practice, qualifying, sprint, race
• Times automatically converted to your local timezone

SUPPORTED SERIES
The app contains 2026 calendars for four major motorsport series, identified by their commonly used names solely to indicate which schedules are included. The app is not associated with any of these
series or their parent organizations.

DESIGN
• Native iOS look with full light and dark mode support
• Liquid Glass styling on iOS 26
• Works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac (via Designed for iPad)

PRIVACY
• No accounts, no sign-in
• No analytics, no tracking, no ads
• No network requests at all — all schedule data is bundled with the app

All series names, logos, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. F1, FORMULA 1, GRAND PRIX and related marks are trademarks of Formula One Licensing B.V. This app is unofficial and is not associated with Formula 1, IMSA, MotoGP, IndyCar, or their respective parent companies.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

- Tap a widget to open straight to that series' tab in the app — no more landing on F1 every time.
- The combined widget gets per-row taps: tap the IMSA row, land on the IMSA tab.
- The schedule lists now dim completed races so it's easier to scan what's still ahead.
- Widgets keep showing the current race while it's being run, instead of jumping ahead the instant the green flag drops.