Formula 1 2020 season to start on 5 July; Britain, Austria to host two races each on revised calendar
Austria’s Red Bull Ring and Britain’s Silverstone circuit will each host two grands prix without spectators on an initial eight race Formula One calendar published on Tuesday.
Austria’s Red Bull Ring and Britain’s Silverstone circuit will each host two Grand Prix without spectators on an initial eight race Formula One calendar published on Tuesday.
Austria’s races start the season on 5 July and 12 and will be called the Austrian Grand Prix and the Grand Prix of Steiermark (Styria), the region in which the circuit at Spielberg is located.
Silverstone will host the British Grand Prix on 2 August and the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix on 9 August.
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The Hungarian Grand Prix will be on 19 July with races in Spain, Belgium and Italy on 16 August and 30 and 6 September respectively.
The Formula One season was unable to start in Australia in March as planned due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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