The Biggest Sports Events You Don’t Want to Miss This August

August is stacked with major sports events, and Latino athletes are showing up big across disciplines. From Formula 1 to tennis Grand Slams, and the return of the Premier League, this month is a perfect mix of individual brilliance and team intensity. Here’s a full look at what’s happening and who to keep an eye on.

FORMULA 1

Hungarian Grand Prix

1–3 August 2025 | Budapest, Hungary

Dutch Grand Prix

29–31 August 2025 | Zandvoort, Netherlands

Two rising Latino stars are keeping Latin America in the Formula 1 spotlight:

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Franco Colapinto (Argentina, Alpine): The 21-year-old returned to F1 full-time with Alpine in 2025 after debuting with Williams in 2024. He’s competed at Imola, Monaco, Barcelona, Canada, Austria, and Belgium, gradually gaining ground. Despite challenges, he remains one of the region’s most exciting prospects.
Gabriel Bortoleto (Brazil, Kick Sauber): After winning F3 in 2023 and making his F2 mark in 2024, Bortoleto’s F1 debut this season has impressed. He placed 8th in Austria and 9th in Belgium, both point-earning finishes for Sauber.

TENNIS

Cincinnati Open

5–18 August 2025 | Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

US Open

24 August – 7 September 2025 | New York, NY, USA

After an electrifying first half of the season on Roland Garros and Wimbledon, Latino players are ready to hit the hard courts. Here are all the names to know:

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Men:

Argentina: Francisco Cerúndolo, Sebastián Báez, Tomás Martín Etcheverry, Camilo Ugo Carabelli, Francisco Comesana, Mariano Navone, Santiago Rodríguez Taverna, Facundo Díaz Acosta, Román Andrés Burruchaga, Federico Coria, Federico Agustín Gómez, Juan Pablo Ficovich, Marco Trungelliti, Thiago Agustín Tirante
Brazil: João Fonseca, Thiago Monteiro, Thiago Seyboth Wild, Felipe Meligeni Alves
Chile: Alejandro Tabilo, Nicolás Jarry, Tomás Barrios Vera, Cristian Garín
Colombia: Daniel Elahi Galán
Peru: Ignacio Buse

Women:

Brazil: Beatriz Haddad Maia, Carolina Alves, Laura Pigossi
Colombia: Camila Osorio, Emiliana Arango
Mexico: Renata Zarazúa
Argentina: Solana Sierra, Julia Riera, Jazmín Ortenzi, María Lourdes Carle

PREMIERE LEAGUE

Start of 2025/26 Season

16 August 2025 | United Kingdom

The Premier League returns, and Latino players are all over the field. Here’s a breakdown of who’s representing our culture in England this season:

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Arsenal: Gabriel Magalhães, Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli (Brazil)
Aston Villa: Emiliano Buendía, Emiliano Martínez (Argentina)
Bournemouth: Neto, Evanilson (Brazil), Julián Araujo (Mexico), Marcos Senesi, Julio Soler (Argentina), Luis Sinisterra (Colombia)
Brentford: Igor Thiago, Gustavo Nunes (Brazil)
Brighton: Igor Julio (Brazil), Julio Enciso (Paraguay), Facundo Buonanotte (Argentina)
Burnley: Oliver Sonne (Peru), Lucas Pires (Brazil)
Chelsea: Enzo Fernández, Aarón Anselmino (Argentina), Andrey Santos, João Pedro, Estêvão (Brazil), Kendry Páez, Moisés Caicedo (Ecuador)
Crystal Palace: Daniel Muñoz, Jefferson Lerma (Colombia), Matheus França (Brazil), Walter Benítez (Argentina)
Everton: Carlos Alcaraz (Argentina)
Fulham: Rodrigo Muniz, Andreas Pereira (Brazil)
Leeds United: Lucas Perri (Brazil)
Liverpool: Alisson Becker (Brazil), Luis Díaz (Colombia), Alexis Mac Allister (Argentina), Darwin Núñez (Uruguay)
Manchester City: Ederson, Savinho, Vitor Reis (Brazil), Claudio Echeverri (Argentina)
Manchester United: Antony, Casemiro, Matheus Cunha (Brazil), Lisandro Martínez, Alejandro Garnacho (Argentina), Manuel Ugarte (Uruguay), Diego León (Paraguay)
Newcastle United: Joelinton, Bruno Guimarães (Brazil)
Nottingham Forest: Carlos Miguel, Jair Cunha, Igor Jesus, Murillo, Morato (Brazil), Nicolás Domínguez (Argentina)
Sunderland: Ian Poveda (Colombia)
Tottenham Hotspur: Rodrigo Bentancur (Uruguay), Richarlison (Brazil), Cristian “Cuti” Romero (Argentina)
West Ham United: Lucas Paquetá, Luis Guilherme (Brazil), Guido Rodríguez (Argentina), Edson Álvarez (Mexico)
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Santiago Bueno (Uruguay), Pedro Lima, João Gomes, André (Brazil), Enso González (Paraguay), Yerson Mosquera, Jhon Arias (Colombia)

From the circuits of Budapest to the courts of New York and the stadiums of Manchester and London, Latino athletes are bringing heat to every corner of August’s sports calendar. Whether you’re a tennis die-hard, a Formula 1 junkie, or just counting down the days until kickoff, there’s plenty to cheer for this month.