With the ongoing COVID-19 worldwide crisis Formula 1 announced several race cancellations and postponements in the interests of safety for all concerned. The schedule for 2020 has now been finalised and at present with few spectator opportunities. The situation is fluid so please make a point of returning periodically to check for updates with us. Our website will be updated regularly to keep you informed as best we can.
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F1 World Championship – From the buzz of the racetrack to the legendary drivers themselves, F1 is one of the most exciting and exhilarating events on the sporting calendar.
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European hosts include Russia, Spain, Monaco, Azerbaijan, Austria, Hungary, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Silverstone right here in the UK. Further afield, Australia, Bahrain, China, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, USA, Mexico, Brazil and Abu Dhabi also all play host to their own impressive Grand Prix.
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F1 CALENDAR 2021
A Liberty Media statement read, “The plans for 2021 have involved extensive dialogue with all promoters and their local and national authorities at a time of ongoing fluidity related to the global pandemic. Formula 1 and the FIA put in place robust health and safety measures to allow the revised 2020 season to restart and run effectively. Our hosts for 2021 are reassured by our safe return to racing this season and confident that the plans and procedures we have in place will allow us to return to a level of normality for the 2021 season.
Formula 1 has also stated that it expects spectators to be allowed to attend races in 2021. We will continue to work closely with our promoters and partners and look forward to the start of the season on the 18th March 2021 in Australia.”
Chase Carey, Chairman and CEO of Formula 1, said: “We are pleased to announce the 2021 Formula 1 provisional calendar after extensive conversations with our promoters, the teams and the FIA. We are planning for 2021 events with fans that provide an experience close to normal and expect our agreements to be honoured.
The provisional F1 calendar for 2021, along with those for the FIA Formula 2 and Formula 3 Championships, remains subject to approval by the FIA’s World Motor Sport Council.
Provisional 2021 F1 calendar
March 28 |
 Bahrain Grand Prix |
Sakhir |
April 18 |
 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix |
Imola |
May 2 |
 Portuguese Grand Prix |
Portimao |
May 9 |
 Spanish Grand Prix |
Barcelona |
May 23 |
 Monaco Grand Prix |
Monaco |
June 6 |
 Azerbaijan Grand Prix |
Baku |
June 13 |
 Turkish Grand Prix |
Istanbul |
June 27 |
 French Grand Prix |
Le Castellet |
July 4 |
 Austrian Grand Prix |
Spielberg |
July 18 |
 British Grand Prix |
Silverstone |
August 1 |
 Hungarian Grand Prix |
Budapest |
August 29 |
 Belgian Grand Prix |
Spa-Francorchamps |
September 5 |
 Dutch Grand Prix |
Zandvoort |
September 12 |
 Italian Grand Prix |
Monza |
September 26 |
 Russian Grand Prix |
Sochi |
October 3 |
 Singapore Grand Prix |
Singapore |
October 10 |
 Japanese Grand Prix |
Suzuka |
October 24 |
 United States Grand Prix |
Austin |
October 31 |
 Mexican Grand Prix |
Mexico |
November 14 |
 Sao Paulo Grand Prix |
Sao Paulo |
November 21 |
 Australian Grand Prix |
Melbourne |
December 5 |
 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix |
Jeddah |
December 12 |
 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix |
Abu Dhabi |