The provisional calendar for the 2013 season

Autosport has revealed the provisional calendar for the 2013 season which was proposed to the teams this week in Singapore. New Jersey enters in place of Valencia.

Published on 21/09/2012 à 11:35

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The provisional calendar for the 2013 season

The provisional calendar for the 2013 season F1 was revealed by our colleagues at Autosport, the latter being subject to approval by the FIA ​​which should finalize it at the next FIA World Council held on September 28. The 2013 season should be quite similar to this year with the Australian Grand Prix opening on March 17 and the Brazilian Grand Prix closing on November 24.

The only notable change concerns the New Jersey Grand Prix scheduled for June 16. This American race should replace the Valencia Grand Prix which was likely to leave the calendar following the financial difficulties encountered by the organizers. The races organized in New Jersey, Singapore (September 22) and Korea (October 13) remain on hold until contracts are finalized and/or circuits are ready to host F1. Finally, the German Grand Prix should once again be contested at Hockenheim despite the alternation with the Nürburgring which received the support of Bernie Ecclestone so that it remains on the calendar.

Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne: March 17
Malaysian Grand Prix, Sepang: March 24
Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai: April 14
Bahrain Grand Prix, Sakhir: April 21
Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona: May 12
Monaco Grand Prix, Monte-Carlo: May 26
Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal: June 9
American Grand Prix, New Jersey: June 16
British Grand Prix, Silverstone: June 30
German Grand Prix, Hockenheim: July 21
Hungarian Grand Prix, Hungaroring: July 28
Belgian Grand Prix, Spa-Francorchamps: September 1
Italian Grand Prix, Monza: September 8
Singapore Grand Prix, Marina Bay: September 22
Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka: October 6
Grand Prix de Crée, Yeongam: October 13
Indian Grand Prix, Buddh International Circuit: October 27
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Yas Marina: November 3
US Grand Prix, Austin: November 17
Brazilian Grand Prix, Interlagos: November 24

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