Formula 1 has revealed an updated calendar for the 2021 season after confirming that races in Australia and China would have to be postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic and travel restrictions. The new campaign, which is still set to be filled with a record amount of 23 races, will now start with the Bahrain GP on March 28. F1 will then head to Imola, which wasn't on the original schedule but is added after a successful return in 2020, on April 18. Although May 2 is a 'TBC' on the calendar, Portugal's Portimao circuit is expected to host the third race of the season. F1 to return to Imola in 2021; Australia, China postponed The Algarve track, like Imola, was another that was drafted in for...
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