2016 racing calendar confirmed
The International Motorcycle Federation FIM has now also officially confirmed this year’s racing calendar. [ultimatetables 2 /]
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Changed race calendar for the 2016 season
The still unfinished calendar of races for next season has undergone some changes. These are the changed dates of four races, including the first race in Germany, which has been postponed to July 17th. The British Grand Prix is moving to September 4, which means that it will be scheduled for the same weekend as the popular Italian Formula One Grand Prix. Malaysia is now scheduled for October 1, and the last race of the season in Valencia is scheduled for 30. November. March 13 - Qatar (Losail) * April 20 - Argentina (Río Hondo) April 3 - America (Circuit of the Americas) April 10 - Spain (Jerez) ** May 24 - France (Le Mans) May 8 - Italy (Mugello) June 22 - Catalunya (Barcelona) June 5 - Netherlands (Assen) July 26 - Germany (Sachsenring) August 17 - Austria (Red Bull Ring) August 14 - Czech R
2016 race calendar changed
The calendar of Formula One races for next season has undergone some changes. The race for the Australian Grand Prix, otherwise the first stop of the season, was originally scheduled for April, but now the start of the season has been postponed for two weeks, ie to March. According to the new calendar, which has not yet been officially confirmed, the season will end on November 27 in Abu Dhabi. Malaysia will now host two top racing classes on two consecutive weekends. The Formula One race will be scheduled for October 2, and the MotoGP Grand Prix race next weekend. The first race in Azerbaijan will take place on the same weekend as the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans, but the FIA has announced that the start time of the race will be postponed so that the racing treats will not overlap.
Indicative race calendar 2016
The FIA has published an outline calendar of Formula 1 races for the 2016 season and it comprises twenty-one races, including the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku in July. The start of the season will be postponed to early April, when the Australian Grand Prix is scheduled and the Malaysian Grand Prix will be moved to the second half of the year. We were used to racing in Sochi in October, and this time it is planned to take place on the first of May. In July, the German race returns, which. is not on the calendar this year. We will see the Formula 1 race car for the last time this season on November 27 in Abu Dhabi. Indicative calendar of Formula 1 races for the 2016 season: April 3 - Australia April 10 - China April 24 - Bahrain May 1 - Sochi May 15 - Spain May 25 - Monaco June 12 - Canada June 26 - Great Britain July 3 - Austria July 17 -
The race in Baku is probably scheduled for July
The latest Formula 1 race, the European Grand Prix in Baku, will, as it turns out, reach its July date on the 2016st long calendar in the 3 season. for Azerbaijan. The organizers of the Australian Grand Prix have announced that their race will be the opening of the season on April 1, which means a delay in all subsequent events. Just a week later, the Formula XNUMX caravan is expected to stop in China. There is a possibility to move the Malaysian Grand Prix later this season to take place alongside the race in Singapore, which is expected to increase the interest of fans who could see two races at nearby venues. The German Grand Prix has also returned to the scene, although b
Korea is also on the 21-race long calendar of the 2015 season
The calendar of races for the next Formula One season was changed at today's meeting of the FIE Sports Council. There are as many as 21 races on it so far, because after a year of absence, we will find the Korean Grand Prix again. Korea hosted Formula One from 2010 to 2013, but this year there was no race there due to financial problems. The Korean race is currently scheduled for May 3rd. Another date was given to the race for the Grand Prix of China, which will be scheduled before the Grand Prix of Bahrain. March 15 - Australian Grand Prix (Melbourne) March 29 - Malaysian Grand Prix (Sepang) April 12 - Chinese Grand Prix (Shanghai) April 19 - Bahrain Grand Prix (Sakhir) May 3 - Korean Grand Prix (Yeongam) * May 10 - Spanish Grand Prix (Barcelona) May 24 - Monaco Grand Prix (Monte-Carlo) June 7 - Canadian Grand Prix (Montreal)
FIM publishes outline calendar for 2014 season
The International Motorcycle Federation (FIM) has published an outline calendar of races for the upcoming World Championship season. Surprisingly, Laguna Seca said goodbye to the calendar, and there are new trials in Argentina and Brazil. The 2014 season will start in March in Qatar and will end in early November in Valencia. Argentina’s new racetrack, which sounds like the Termas de Rio Hondo, will host the third race of the season, and the royal motorcycling class is returning to that country for the first time in 14 years. The 2014 season will be one race longer than this year, as it consists of as many as 19 races. Indicative calendar for 2014: 23 March: Grand Prix of Qatar, Losail 13 April: Grand Prix of the Americas, Austin 27 April: Grand Prix of Argentina, Termas de Rio Hondo 4 May: Grand Prix of Spain, Jerez 18 May: Grand Prix of France, Le Mans June 1: GP Italy
A record 22 races are expected next season
The FIA has presented a calendar of races for the 2014 season, which includes as many as 22 races for the grand prize. The list also includes the race in New Jersey, where the race is expected to take place this year, but the event organizers canceled before the start of the season. Nevertheless, the season may not be at a record length, as three races, Korea, New Jersey and Mexico, are marked as conditional on the calendar until the FIA inspects the track, while Korea is still facing financial difficulties. problems. Formula One will visit New Jersey, Austria, Russia and Mexico for the first time next season, if the calendar remains unchanged, and we are looking forward to five consecutive racing weekends. Three consecutive races in Monaco, Canada and New Jersey stand out the most. Formula One race calendar