News Details
FIA confirms 21-date calendar for 2019
Today's meeting of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council has rubber-stamped the 21-date calendar proposed by FOM in August. There are no changes to the original calendar, other than the United States Grand Prix being subject to ASN approval. Though there is no repeat of the triple header witnessed this year, there are a number of double-headers in a season which begins a week earlier than this year and runs into December. As it currently stands, the British Grand Prix in July, is the last to be held at Silverstone. Date Race Circuit 17-Mar Australia Melbourne 31-Mar Bahrain Sakhir 14-Apr China Shanghai 28-Apr Azerbaijan Baku 12-May Spain Barcelona 26-May Monaco Monaco 09-Jun Canada Montreal...
Full Story »
Full Story »
7y ago from Pitpass.com
0
You May Also Be Interested In...
Mercedes cautious over 2019 regulation changes
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff confirms his team are fearful of the regulation...
7y ago from GPBlog.com
W Series teams up with DTM for 2019
The new W Series will link up with DTM and run with it at six events to...
7y ago from PlanetF1.com
FIA approves 21-round 2019 Formula 1 calendar
Formula 1’s 21-event 2019 calendar has been officially ratified by...
7y ago from MotorsportWeek.com
Williams confirms Russell for 2019
Williams has confirmed the appointment of 2018 F2 champion elect George...
7y ago from Pitpass.com
Elsewhere On The Network
Popular On MGPToday.com
Pedro Acosta leads KTM 1-2 in Austria MotoGP FP1
Pedro Acosta made a positive start to KTM's home MotoGP race weekend by...
3h ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
2026 MotoGP Austrian Grand Prix – How to watch,...
No description available...
9h ago from Motorsport.com
Fabio Quartararo wades into Francesco Bagnaia's...
No description available...
20h ago from Motorsport.com
Toprak Razgatlioglu 'working on' return of Turkish...
No description available...
22h ago from Motorsport.com
Popular On IndyCarToday.com
Abbi Pulling headlines 11-driver Indy NXT test at...
No description available...
20h ago from Motorsport.com
Foyt signs Dennis Hauger for 2027 IndyCar season
AJ Foyt Racing has announced that it is brining on Dennis Hauger for the...
1d ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
AJ Foyt Racing signs reigning IndyCar Rookie of the...
No description available...
1d ago from Motorsport.com
From Värnamo to victory lane: Hometown hero Felix...
No description available...
2d ago from Motorsport.com
Popular On TotalWRC.com
WRC secures major three-year broadcast deal with BBC
No description available...
5h ago from Motorsport.com
FIA cancels WRC's Saudi Arabia finale, adding to...
The FIA has scrapped Rally Saudi Arabia as the closing round of this...
20h ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
WRC 2026 to end in Sardinia as Rally Saudi Arabia is...
No description available...
22h ago from Motorsport.com
WRC Saudi Arabia scrapped as Italy becomes title...
Rally Saudi Arabia has been scrapped from the 2026 World Rally...
22h ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
Popular On GunnersToday.com
PL future stars light up the Carabao Cup third round!
Take a look at some of the future Premier League stars making their mark...
25m ago from SkySports.com
14 G/A in his last 7 games: Arsenal & Liverpool...
Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United are reportedly among the suitors...
1h ago from CaughtOffside.com
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta responds to Carragher...
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has distanced himself from 'The Don' tagline...
2h ago from SportsKeeda.com
'We are all very much aligned' - Arteta hints at new...
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says he and the club are very much aligned...
15m ago from SkySports.com
Comments
Hottest News
How will the revised F2 schedule affect F1’s Baku weekend?
The FIA Formula 2 Championship will introduce a... Read More »
3h ago from F1Technical.net
Kimi Antonelli admits loyalty factor after opening up on...
Kimi Antonelli has refused to rule out a move to... Read More »
2h ago from GPFans.com
Red Bull praise ‘very, very, very strong' Liam Lawson...
Liam Lawson has been praised by Red Bull for his... Read More »
1h ago from MotorsportWeek.com
