Formula One's governing body, the FIA has confirmed a tweak to the race start times, announcing that the Qatar Grand Prix will take place an hour earlier than planned. Following the wild and chaotic race of Montreal, the F1 field heads to Barcelona for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. The Catalan race will kick off the European leg of the season and the triple-header of the Spanish, Austrian and British Grands Prix. The second half of July will see Budapest stage the Hungarian Grand Prix before the Belgian Grand Prix takes place as the last round ahead of the summer break. The Dutch Grand Prix will be the first round after the three-week break before the Monza brings the European leg of...
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