Next season, the Formula 1 (F1) will start rolling in March. Unusually, this time Australia will be the opening series of a total of 18 series that will be resolved, while Bahrain, which is usually as an opener, shifted to November.
As disclosed Autosport, F1 and team bosses are revised calendar, which is somewhat different from that published the International Automobile Federation (FIA) earlier this year. Bahrain GP should be shifted to the end of the year, with more consideration to the political situation in the country - expected her condition is secure.
F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has given the plan the calendar for all participating teams in hopes of getting feedback after the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend. According to the plan, the first series will take place on March 18.
The calendar was also confirmed that the United States GP at Austin will be moved to November 18th, with the consideration of race could take place in cooler conditions. After that, the race continued to Brazil a week later, which would be the ultimate series.
Ecclestone calendar this proposal, which requires the approval of FIA also confirmed that the Turkish GP abolished. Starting next year, the race there (Turkey) no longer exists.
Bernie Ecclestone calendar proposal
18 March Australian Grand Prix
25 March Malaysian Grand Prix
8 April Chinese GP
22 April Indian GP
May 13 Spanish Grand Prix
27 May Monaco Grand Prix
June 10 Canada GP
24 June European GP
8 July British GP
22 July GP Germany
29 July Hungarian Grand Prix
2 September Belgian GP
9 September Italian Grand Prix
23 September Singapore GP
7 October Japanese Grand Prix
October 14, Korean GP
October 28, Abu Dhabi GP
4 November Bahrain GP
18 November U.S. GP
25 November Brazilian Grand Prix
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