2026年F1阿塞拜疆大奖赛为何安排在周六举行
2026年F1阿塞拜疆大奖赛将于9月26日周六在巴库举行，而非通常的周日，原因是9月27日是阿塞拜疆纪念日，全国进入哀悼日。整个比赛周末因此提前一天，媒体日为周三，练习赛和排位赛分别在周四和周五，正赛在周六。
2026年F1阿塞拜疆大奖赛安排在周六举行，原因如下
巴库将于2026年9月26日周六举办比赛
2026年F1赛季正接近尾声，在上周末的西班牙大奖赛之后，目前计划的23站比赛已完成14站。
安东内利周日在大奖赛马德里站夺冠，这标志着赛历欧洲赛段的结束，接下来是阿塞拜疆站，随后是一系列亚洲和美洲的飞返赛事。
但巴库的比赛在2026年安排在周六举行，那么原因是什么呢？
为什么2026年阿塞拜疆大奖赛在周六举行？
2026年阿塞拜疆大奖赛将于9月26日周六举行——比2025年的日期晚一周——尽管最初安排在周日27日。根据F1当时的声明，去年6月“应阿塞拜疆推广方和相关政府利益相关方的要求”做出了调整。
这是因为阿塞拜疆纪念日每年在9月27日，这个欧亚国家进入哀悼日。阿塞拜疆人民将思绪献给在第二次纳戈尔诺-卡拉巴赫战争（又称爱国战争）中阵亡的军人。
但这是近期才出现的，因为这场战争于2020年9月27日在阿塞拜疆和亚美尼亚之间有争议的纳戈尔诺-卡拉巴赫地区爆发。战争持续了44天，以阿塞拜疆胜利告终，并在亚美尼亚引发了反政府抗议。
据阿塞拜疆政府称，其2783名士兵在冲突中阵亡。因此，由于9月27日周日是阿塞拜疆纪念日，整个F1周末将提前一天——这意味着媒体日在周三，第一次和第二次练习赛在周四，第三次练习赛和排位赛在周五，51圈的正赛在周六。
F1比赛在周六举行常见吗？
尽管F1通常在周日举办大奖赛，但也有多次比赛在其他日子举行。事实上，一周中的每一天都曾举办过比赛，这一切始于1950年英国大奖赛，当时在银石赛道于周六举行。
英国大奖赛每年都在周六举行，直到1975年，这意味着当时非周日比赛实际上相当常见。特别是1950年至1960年间，印第安纳波利斯500英里赛在技术上也属于赛历，因为它传统上在5月30日举行——除非该日期恰逢周日。在那种情况下，赛车会在次日绕砖厂赛道比赛。
但随着赛季推移，大奖赛在周日举行成为常态，1985年南非大奖赛——在周六举办——是最后一场非周日比赛，直到2023年拉斯维加斯重返赛历。
自那以后，这座美国城市每年都在周六举办比赛，而2024年巴林和沙特阿拉伯也因斋月开始而在周六举办大奖赛。
阿塞拜疆大奖赛前的F1 2026车手积分榜
英文原文
F1 Azerbaijan GP is on a Saturday in 2026, here's why
Baku will host its 2026 contest on Saturday 26 September
The 2026 Formula 1 campaign is reaching its end with 14 of the currently scheduled 23 rounds now complete after last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix.
Kimi Antonelli took the chequered flag in Madrid on Sunday, which marked an end to the European leg of the calendar, with Azerbaijan up next before a series of Asian and American flyaway races.
But the Baku contest is taking place on a Saturday in 2026, so why is this the case?
Why is the 2026 Azerbaijan GP on a Saturday?
The 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix will take place on Saturday 26 September - a week later than its 2025 date - despite initially being scheduled for Sunday 27. A tweak was made in June last year “following a request from the Azerbaijan promoter and relevant government stakeholders” according to an F1 statement at the time.
This is because Azerbaijan Remembrance Day occurs annually on 27 September as the Euro-Asian country goes into a day of mourning. The people of Azerbaijan dedicate their thoughts to military personnel and those who died during the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War, otherwise known as The Patriotic War.
But it’s only a recent occurrence, because the war broke out on 27 September 2020 in the Nagorno-Karabakh region that is disputed between Azerbaijan and Armenia. The war lasted for 44 days and resulted in an Azerbaijan victory, igniting anti-government protests in Armenia.
According to the Azerbaijan government, 2,783 of its soldiers were killed during the conflict. So, with Azerbaijan Remembrance Day on Sunday 27 September, the whole F1 weekend will shift a day forwards - meaning media day is on the Wednesday, FP1 and FP2 on the Thursday, FP3 and qualifying on the Friday and the 51-lap grand prix itself on the Saturday.
Is it common for an F1 race to be held on a Saturday?
Although it is common for F1 to host its grands prix on a Sunday, there have been several occasions in which a race has been held on a different day. In fact, every day of the week has actually hosted one and it started with the 1950 British Grand Prix which was held at Silverstone on a Saturday.
The British Grand Prix continued to be held on a Saturday each year until 1975 meaning, back then, a non-Sunday race was actually quite common. Particularly when the Indianapolis 500 was technically on the calendar between 1950 and 1960, because it was traditionally held on 30 May - except for when that date fell on a Sunday. In those situations, cars would race around The Brickyard on the following day.
But as the seasons went by, it just became the norm for grands prix to be held on a Sunday and the 1985 South African Grand Prix - hosted on a Saturday - was the final non-Sunday race until Las Vegas returned to the calendar in 2023.
The American city has hosted its race on a Saturday each year since, while 2024 also saw Bahrain and Saudi Arabia host their grands prix on a Saturday due to the start of Ramadan.
F1 2026 drivers' standings before the Azerbaijan Grand Prix
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