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Change around the Formula 1 season opener, the status of the Hungarian Grand Prix is unchanged!
As expected, the season-opening Australian Grand Prix has been postponed, the F1 field will start in Bahrain this year, and the Hungarian race will take place on 1 August.
According to the announcement of the World Cup owners on Tuesday, besides Melbourne, the Chinese Grand Prix will not be held on the originally scheduled date of April 11, but as long as the Australian race has a new date (November 21), the fate of the latter is questionable.
Imola has been added to the calendar as a new venue to replace the race that was dropped out in April, but the Italian station will not be hosting the field on April 11, but a week later.
The originally scheduled schedule for the season, which is still scheduled for 23 races, also included an unnamed match, which remained in the program, but the date for that grand prize was changed from April 25 to May 2.
Due to the race in Melbourne in November, the last two races will be postponed by a week, with the final stop taking place on 12 December in Abu Dhabi.
The changes will not affect the other competitions, so the Hungarian Grand Prix can take place on August 1.
"The season is off to a busy start, but we are pleased to announce that the number of races will not change," quoted Stefano Domenicali, the new CEO of Formula 1, as saying. "The epidemic situation does not allow us to return to normal, but that we can safely hold competitions when we first launched our series on the international stage. We have the experience and the plan to conduct this year's competition. "
The sports manager also said they are confident that spectators will be able to return to the stands as soon as possible.
Formula 1 2021 modified race calendar:
March 28, Bahrain Grand Prix, Sahir
April 18, Imola
May 2, no decision on the location yet
May 9, Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona
May 23, Monaco Grand Prix, Monte-Carlo
June 6, Azeri Grand Prix, Baku
June 13, Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal
June 27, French Grand Prix, Le Castellet
July 4, Austrian Grand Prix, Spielberg
July 18, British Grand Prix, Silverstone
August 1, HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIZE, HUNGARORING
August 29, Belgian Grand Prix, Spa-Francorchamps
September 5, Dutch Grand Prix, Zandvoort
September 12, Italian Grand Prix, Monza
September 26, Russian Grand Prix, Sochi
October 3, Singapore Grand Prix, Singapore
October 10, Japan Grand Prix, Suzuka
October 24, United States Grand Prix, Austin
October 31, Mexican Grand Prix, Mexico City
November 7, Brazilian Grand Prix, Sao Paulo
November 21, Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne
December 5, Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Jeddah
December 12, Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Abu Dhabi
(Source: Source: sportrajongo.hu, mti / Photo: pixabay, mti)
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