FORMULA 1 UPDATE ON THE REVISED 2021 CALENDAR

Formula 1 2021 Calendar – As reported the Australian Grand Prix has been postponed as the Bahrain Grand Prix gets the nod to host the season opener.

Formula 1 has released a revised 23-event calendar for the 2021 season with a number of changes at both ends of the year.

The new campaign will now start in Bahrain, with the Australian Grand Prix moving from its traditional March date to November.

The circus will then travel to Italy for a round at Imola, while Round 3 is yet to be confirmed.

With Australia slotting in at Round 21, the final two events of the year had been pushed back a week.

The Chinese Grand Prix is missing from the calendar, while the TBC date is tipped to see F1 race at Portimao in Portugal.

“It has been a busy start to the year at Formula 1 and we are pleased to confirm that the number of races planned for the season remains unchanged,” said F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali.

“The global pandemic has not yet allowed life to return to normal, but we showed in 2020 that we can race safely as the first international sport to return and we have the experience and plans in place to deliver on our season.

“It is great news that we have already been able to agree a rescheduled date for the Australian Grand Prix in November and are continuing to work with our Chinese colleagues to find a solution to race there in 2021 if something changes.

“We are very excited to announce that Imola will return for the 2021 season and know our fans will be looking forward to the return of Formula 1 after the winter break and our revised season opener in Bahrain.

“Obviously, the virus situation remains fluid, but we have the experience from last season with all our partners and promoters to adapt accordingly and safely in 2021.”

Amended 2021 Formula 1 calendar

Round	Grand Prix	Venue	Date
1	Bahrain	Sakhir	March 28
2	San Marino	Imola	April 18
3	TBC	TBC	May 2
4	Spain	Barcelona	May 9
5	Monaco	Monte Carlo	May 23
6	Azerbaijan	Baku	June 6
7	Canada	Montreal	June 13
8	France	Le Castellet	June 27
9	Austria	Spielberg	July 4
10	United Kingdom	Silverstone	July 18
11	Hungary	Budapest	August 1
12	Belgium	Spa	August 29
13	Netherlands	Zandvoort	September 5
14	Italy	Monza	September 12
15	Russia	Sochi	September 26
16	Singapore	Singapore	October 3
17	Japan	Suzuka	October 10
18	USA	Austin	October 24
19	Mexico City	Mexico City	October 31
20	Sao Paulo	Sao Paulo	November 7
21	Australia	Melbourne	November 21
22	Saudi Arabia	Jeddah	December 5
23	Abu Dhabi	Abu Dhabi	December 12

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