World news – GB – Formula One 2021 race schedule releases with new season set for March in Melbourne

Formula One has released a tentative calendar for the 2021 season, and it’s packed with a record number of races that are sure to excite fans.

Formula 1 unveiled the tentative calendar for the 2021 season on Tuesday, November 10. Details of the new season calendar show that there will be 23 racing events.

This is a record for the number of racing events in a season in Formula 1 history, but not all that should be noted in what promises to be a great Formula 1 season.. Here are some headlines from the unveiling of the 2021 Formula 1 interim calendar.

The Red Bull RB11 car during the 2015 Formula 1 Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi. | Photo: Flickr.

The new Corona virus has reduced the number of races for the 2020 season. However, the 2021 season will take a familiar look and come with additional venues.

It has been difficult for Formula 1 to put the new calendar together due to the pandemic, but there are measures in place to ensure it is safe for everyone involved. The 2021 season will start in Australia on March 21 and end on December 5 in Abu Dhabi.

For a long time, the F1 season has always started in Australia. However, this was not the case in 2020 due to the cancellation of the season opener after McLaren pulled out following a positive COVID-19 test within their team.. .

However, with the new calendar for 2021, things will return to normal, with beautiful Albert Park in Melbourne preparing for the start of the new race season, which will be a huge boost for Victoria..

The 2021 season promises to have a schedule filled with two triple headers on the calendar. One of these triple headings is in Europe, while the more demanding table sees triple headers covering three countries, Russia, Singapore and Japan.

There will be six races in seven weeks simultaneously in the next season. Drivers and fans are accustomed to triple heads this 2020 season after COVID-19 forced Formula 1 to make some tough decisions..

The 2021 calendar sees Saudi Arabia debut in Formula 1, becoming the 33rd country to host the Formula 1 race. Jeddah, the country’s largest city, will host the penultimate round of the tournament.

Plans for final planning for the Jeddah race have yet to be confirmed, but it is likely that it will be on the Corniche of the city’s coastal resort area.. The race is also scheduled to take place at night.

Dutch Red Bull driver Max Verstappen will finally get a chance to compete in his first major prize in his home country after COVID-19 caused the event to be canceled this year.

However, the 2021 calendar sees the event return. The Grand Prix of the Netherlands is scheduled to be held in Zandvoort in September and the driver will have the opportunity to impress his fans at home..

The provisional calendar for 2021 Formula 1 produced a host of reactions among critics due to the record number of races to be held. Some critics questioned the obscurity of the racing schedule.

Williams driver George Russell said the calendar will put pressure on engineers and mechanics and mean they are away from their families for weeks. He also said smaller teams will need more help if the calendar is to scale.

Russell indicated that he wants to race as hard as possible but the schedule should be reasonable, while there has to be a good compromise for workers because they also have families.

The 2020 F1 season continues, but the newly unveiled 2021 season calendar means drivers and fans are already looking forward to the new season with great enthusiasm.. Let the races begin!

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