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Imola Aiming for Extended Stay on Formula 1 Calender Beyond 2020

over 3 years ago

from: TheCheckeredFlag.co.uk

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Imola bosses want the track to remain on the calendar beyond 2020, with the hope the race will not just be a one-off. read more »

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Singapore agrees new four-year deal

over 6 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

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Singapore will remain on the Formula 1 calender for a further four years, F1 chief Chase Carey announced on Friday. read more »

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Brawn hints at more races

over 7 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

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Managing Director of Motorsports Ross Brawn is open to the idea of having more races on the Formula 1 calender, saying there is no reason why there should be no more than 21... read more »

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French GP returns after 10-year absence

over 7 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

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The French Grand Prix is set to return to the Formula 1 calender in 2018 after a 10-year absence. read more »

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Jenson Button: "Suzuka is my favourite track"

over 8 years ago

from: TheCheckeredFlag.co.uk

( 1354 views )

Jenson Button is expecting another tough weekend for McLaren on a track he openly admits is his favourite on the Formula 1 calender. View the original post at Jenson Button:... read more »

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Preview: Asutralia GP

over 9 years ago

from: F1Technical.net

( 780 views )

Formula One is about to kick off the season in Melbourne Park, a rather ayptical circuit which is considered 'one of the easier' circuits on the calender. read more »

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Korean GP dropped from F1 calender

over 9 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

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The Korean Grand Prix has been formally removed from the race calendar for the 2015 season, despite its shock inclusion at the end of last year due to contractual reasons... read more »

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How long can Vettel reign supreme?

over 10 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

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Sebastian Vettel will write his name in the F1 record books if he wins the last two races on the 2013 calender... read more »

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Turkey or nothing, Bernie confirms

over 11 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 966 views )

A decision regarding the 20th race on the 2013 calender will be made next week, with Turkey the favourite to be added to the schedule... read more »

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Magny Cours set for 2013 return?

over 11 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 851 views )

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that Magny Cours is the only circuit he will consider if the French GP returns to the calender... read more »

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Singapore secures five-year deal

over 11 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

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The Singapore GP will remain on the F1 calender until 2017 after signing a new five-year deal with Bernie Ecclestone... read more »

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Bernie wants to keep Nurburgring

over 11 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

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Bernie Ecclestone is currently involved in negotiations to ensure that the Nurburgring remains on the F1 calender... read more »

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Bahrain, US remain on 2012 calender

over 12 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 823 views )

Despite lingering doubts regarding safety in Bahrain and finance in Austin, the FIA have made no changes to the 2012 schedule... read more »

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Q&A with Kamui Kobayashi

over 12 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 881 views )

The next race on the F1 calender will be very special for Sauber driver Kamui Kobayashi as it will be his home grand prix in Japan... read more »

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Mexico GP on the horizon?

over 12 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 866 views )

Nineteen years after the last Mexican Grand Prix was held, organisers are looking to get it back on the F1 calender... read more »

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The 2012 calender open to change

over 12 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 840 views )

The 2012 race schedule that was circulated by Bernie Eccelstone in Hungary is still subject to alterations... read more »

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Vietnam not lined up for a GP

over 13 years ago

from: PlanetF1.com

( 938 views )

Circuit advisor Hans Geist insists that the FIA are not looking to include Vietnam on the F1 calender despite the Austrian visiting the country...  read more »