formula 1
Now it's fixed: Formula 1 will have a record season in 2022. The motorsport “premier class” presented the calendar on Friday.
For the first time, 23 races will be held next year – more than ever in Formula 1. The longest season in history starts with the Bahrain Grand Prix on March 20th and ends on November 20th in Abu Dhabi.
Noticeable when looking at the calendar: For the first time in years, the season opener does not take place in Melbourne. Due to the corona pandemic, the Grand Prix was postponed and is now set to take place on April 10th. The Miami Grand Prix is due to premiere on May 8th.
But some classics are missing. The Chinese Grand Prix was withdrawn from the program. There is also no German Grand Prix on the calendar. The 11th round of the classic at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg is scheduled for July 10th.
March 20: Bahrain Grand Prix
March 27th: Saudi Arabia Grand Prix
April 10: Australian Grand Prix
April 24th: Grand Prix of Emilia Romagna
May 8: Miami Grand Prix
May 22nd: Spanish Grand Prix
May 29: Monaco Grand Prix
June 12th: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
June 19: Canadian Grand Prix
July 3rd: Great Britain Grand Prix
July 10th: Austrian Grand Prix
July 24th: French Grand Prix
July 31: Hungarian Grand Prix
August 28th: Belgian Grand Prix
