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Cristian said 1 year, 9 months ago:

1. Australia – Melbourne
2. Malaysia – Sepang
3. China – Shanghai
4. South Africa – Kyalami
5. Mexico
6. USA 1 – Watkins Glen
7. Spain – Jerez
8. San Marino – Imola
9. Monaco
10.Europe – rotation
11.Russia
12.India
13.Japan – Suzuka
14.Argentina
15.Brazil – Interlagos
16.France
17.UK – Silverstone
18.Hungary – Hungaroring
19.Germany – Nurburgring/old Hockenheim
20.Belgium – Spa Francorchamps
21.Austria – Red Bull Ring
22.Italy – Monza
23.Canada – Montreal
24.USA 2 – Laguna Seca

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Moot said 1 year, 9 months ago:

I’ve gone for 16 championship and 4 non-championship (NC) events.

The non-championship events alternate year-on-year. And as a rule the teams can only use 1 regular driver or 2 test/reserve drivers in the races but must use both regular drives in at least 1 non-championship event.

No testing will take place.

Bahrain/Turkey (NC)
Malaysia/Singapore (NC)
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1. Australia
2. Argentina
3. Monaco
4. Canada
5. United States
6. Mexico
7. France
8. Great Britain
9. Germany
10. Hungary
11. Spain
12. Belgium
13. Italy
14. South Africa
15. Brazil
16. Japan
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China/India (NC)
Abu Dhabi (NC)

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mrgrieves said 1 year, 9 months ago:

I feel we need more races, can only benifit us fans, especially with the new tv deal we need more value for money!

Main things im doing is

- Starting earlyer to fit in extra races and in warm conditions in South Africa and South Ameria
- Put as many races as possible back to back to make it as cheep as possible for transport ect same idea behind the in season testing at the tracks folloing the grand prix’s
- test day rules
Pre season – anyone can drive
in season test – maximum of 1 day in the car for each driver
Young drivers – same as current rules

Pre season testing dates

Test 1 – Jerez Monday 17th – Satarday 22nd January
test 2 – Kyalami 5 day test before 1st race. sunday 6th – Friday 11th Febuary

1 – South Africa – Kyalami – Febuary 13th
2 – Brazil – Interlagos – Febuary 27th
3 – Argentina – Velociudad – March 6th Back to back featured here – http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2011/06/17/argentina-mexico-examine-f1-track-possibilities/
* 4 – Austrailia – MElbourne/Adelaide – March 20th
5 – Malaysia – Kuala Lumpar – March 27th Back to back
6 – China – Shanghai – April 10th
7 – Japan 1 – Fuji – April 17th Back to back
8 – Spain – Catalunya – April 24th
Followed by In season test at Catalunya 25/26/27 9am-5pm
9 – Belgium – SPA – May 8th
10 – Holland – Zandvoort – May 15th Back to back
11 – Monaco – Monaco – May 29th
12 – Canada – Montral – June 12th
**13 – USA – Alternaiting – June 19th Back to back
14 – Mexico – Mexico City – June 26th Back to back
15 – Britain – Silverstone – July 10th
16 – France – Paul Ricard – July 17th Back to back
Followed by In season test at paul ricard 18/19/20 9am-5pm
17 – Germany – Nurburgring – JUly 31st
18 – Austrian – A1 Ring – August 7th Back to back

- Summer Break

19 – Russian GP – Sochi – Sept 4th
20 – Hungry – Hungaoring – Septem 11th Back to back
Followed by In season test at hungaoring 12/13/14 9am-5pm
21 – Portugese – Estoril – septem 25th
22 – Italy – Monza – October 2nd Back to back
23 – Singapore – Singapore – October 16th
24 – Japan 2 – Suzuka – October 30th
25 – Korea – Yeongam – Novembe 6th Back to back
26 – Indian GP – Buddah – Novembe 20th
Young drivers test November 21th-25th

* – Ausrailian race alternating
** – American race tracks to alternate between Austin/Laguna Seca/ Indianapolis and Watkins Glenns

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Kingshark said 1 year, 9 months ago:

I’ve created this thread before, anyways back on topic:

1) Australian GP – Melbourne
2) Japanese GP – Suzuka
3) Asian GP – Mount Fuji
4) Oceanian GP – Adelaide

5) San Marino GP – Imola
6) Spanish GP – Jerez
7) Austrian GP – Red Bull Ring
8) Monaco GP – Monte Carlo
9) Luxemburg GP – Nurberging

10) Canadian GP – Montreal
11) United States GP – Long Beach
12) American GP – Laguna Seca

13) French GP – Dijon
14) British GP – Silverstone
15) German GP – Old Hockenheim
16) Belgian GP – Spa
17) French GP – Dijon
18) Italian GP – Monza

19) Argentinian GP – Porteto de Funes
20) Brazilian GP – Interlagos

Everything by location. :)

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matt90 said 1 year, 9 months ago:

1. Australia- Melbourne (has been a great season opener all the time I’ve watched)
2. Singapore- Singapore
3. Malaysia- Sepang
4. Bharain- Sakir outer circuit (assuming unrest dies down)
5. UAE- Dubai Autodrome (looks much better tha Abu Dhabi)
6. Portugal- Algarve or whatever that new decent one is
7. Spain- Barcelona (don’t like the track but I don’t want to take a race from Spain)
8. Monaco- Monte Carlo
9. France- Paul Riccard (France badly deserves a race back)
10. UK- Silverstone
11. Germany- happy to alternate between Nurburgring and Hockenheim
12. USA- Indy oval (nice to mix things up)
13.Canada- Montreal
14. Austria- old osteriechring if possible, otherwise the more modern version of the A1-ring
15. Hungary- Budapest
16. Italy- Monza
17. Belgium- Spa
18. Turkey- Istanbul Park
19. South Africa- Kyalami (for no other reason than that the continent needs supporting)
20. India- if it’s any good
21. China- Shanghai (had doubts but it’s had some good races)
22. South Korea- Need to see it less interrupted
23. Japan- Suzuka
24. USA- Circuit of the Americas (if it’s any good, otherwise Road Atlanta or Laguna Seca)
25. Argentina- the one around the lake
26. Brazil- Interlagos

If I had to cut it down to 20 I would remove The USA oval race, Spain, Austria, Hungary, South Korea and UAE. Potentially Turkey instead of Austria.

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