2020 F1 Lineup

Additional 2020 F1 races to be announced in the next few weeks

The 2020 season gets underway this weekend in Austria at the Red Bull Ring which will also be the venue of the second round next week. Hungary follows the Austria double-header before two races are held in the United Kingdom at the Silverstone Circuit. Spain Belgium and Italy will then see out hte opening eight races.25 August 2020 SIGNUP FOR EMAIL ALERTS Following the recent announcements regarding the initial thirteen races of the revised 2020 calendar Formula 1 is today announcing additional races for this season taking the total to 17.2020 FIA Formula One World Championship The 2020 F1 calendar was inevitably impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic but nevertheless featured 17 Grands Prix across little more than six months. It was a season dominated by Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes the former matching Michael Schumacher s record seven drivers titles the latter taking a

F1 hoping to announce next chunk of 2020 calendar dates in next few weeks says Carey 02 July 2020 Race calendar Austria The delayed 2020 F1 season finally revs into action this weekend with the first of two successive races in Austria that form the opening salvo of an initial eight races on the calendar so far.Formula 1 could announce a second block of races for the 2020 season in the next week according to Haas F1 Team boss Guenther Steiner. Only the first eight races of the 2020 campaign have been F1 2020 Calendar F1 is expected to confirm four races next week including the season-ending Abu Dhabi GP in what is a massive boost for Formula 1 The Formula One 2020 calendar currently has 13 races to show for with five of them done with. The sixth one ends today at Barcelona leaving 7 more races to be played out.

The timetable for Suzuka has yet to be announced and according to F1 will be confirmed in the next few weeks. The two new races in Vietnam and the Netherlands will start at 14 10 and 15 10 The races will take place at Nurburgring in Germany from Oct. 9-11 Portimao in Portugal from Oct. 23-25 and Imola in Italy from Oct. 31-Nov. 1. These additional races bumps the total number of F1 We expect to announce the 2020 calendar in the next few weeks revealed Formula 1 CEO Carey in a call with Wall Street analysts. I think it s largely finalised now. In general we expect the

Additional 2020 F1 races to be announced in the next few weeks Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says additional races on the 2020 calendar will be announced in the coming weeks. The 2020 season gets underway this weekend in Austria at the Red BulFIA president Jean Todt has confirmed that Formula 1 s current schedule will expand to significantly more than eight races with details on additional races to be announced soon. Amid the COVID-19 crisis Formula 1 confirmed an opening run of eight races all taking place in Europe.As previously announced the Monaco Grand Prix French Grand Prix and Dutch Grand Prix will not take place in 2020. The entire 2020 F1 calendar is expected to have a total of 15-18 races before completing the season in December though remaining fly-away dates on the calendar are not expected to be finalized for a few more weeks.

The stunning Mugello Circuit in Italy and the Sochi Autodrom in Russia have been confirmed as the two most recent additions to the 2020 F1 calendar with the race at Mugello scheduled for Sunday 13 th September and the race in Sochi penned for Sunday 25 th September.F1 won t increase free-to-air TV coverage for 2020 season As expected the postponed Spanish GP has a new mid-August slot while Hungary has moved forward by two weeks from its original date.The first 10 races of the original 2020 calendar were either cancelled or postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic forcing F1 to reschedule as many races as possible in the second half of the

F1 won t increase free-to-air TV coverage for 2020 season As expected the postponed Spanish GP has a new mid-August slot while Hungary has moved forward by two weeks from its original date.Formula 1 organisers have confirmed a start date for the revised 2020 F1 calendar with the opening round due to be held at the Red Bull Ring in Austria from 3 July. In keeping with the proposed calendar F1 organisers announced last month these initial European rounds will be held behind closed doors without spectators.