
With less than a month to go until the lights go out in Australia, and pre-season testing in full swing, Formula 1 is nearing critical mass for its attack on the 2019 competition season. What’s more with a raft of technical and driver changes sweeping all across the grid, there’s no reason you shouldn’t be checking out the pinnacle of single seat circuit racing this year. Keep reading to check out some of the highlights in store…
A 1000th Grand Prix - Time To Go Racing!
This season the FIA Formula One World Championship will run with a calendar busting number of races spanning almost every corner of the globe. In all 21 stop-offs make up the high-tech and high-speed travelling show from March to December. Historic driver and fan favourites, such as Barcelona, Spa, Silverstone, Monza are mixed in alongside the established new-school competitions such as the night race in Singapore, the street race in Azerbaijan and the festivals of Mexico and the season closer in Abu Dhabi. New deals have also been struck with the Japanese and German venues, meaning Hockenheim and Suzuka will remain a part of F1 for at least the next three years at least. F1 will also mark a 1000th Grand Prix milestone at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on April 14th. Here are the dates for your diary…
March 17: Australian Grand Prix
March 31: Bahrain Grand Prix
April 14: Chinese Grand Prix
April 28: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
May 12: Spanish Grand Prix
May 26: Monaco Grand Prix
June 9: Canadian Grand Prix
June 23: French Grand Prix
June 30: Austrian Grand Prix
July 14: British Grand Prix
July 28: German Grand Prix
August 4: Hungarian Grand Prix
September 1: Belgian Grand Prix
September 8: Italian Grand Prix
September 22: Singapore Grand Prix
September 29: Russian Grand Prix
October 13: Japanese Grand Prix
October 27: Mexican Grand Prix
November 3: United States Grand Prix
November 17: Brazilian Grand Prix
December 1: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix