Several key news elements have come out of the World Motor Sport Council meeting in Doha, Qatar today for Formula One.
First up for F1 is the addition of a 21st race to the calendar, which would set a new record for the all-time longest season in F1 history.
Korea, which fell off the calendar for 2014, has been reinstalled. While the track location is still to be confirmed, it is slotted in for May 3, the week before the Spanish Grand Prix.
Here’s the 2015 calendar then, as released.
The 2015 FIA Formula One World Championship calendar is confirmed as follows:
15 March AUS Grand Prix of Australia 29 March MYS Grand Prix of Malaysia 12 April CHN Grand Prix of China 19 April BHR Grand Prix of Bahrain 3 May KOR Grand Prix of Korea (TBC) 10 May ESP Grand Prix of Spain 24 May MCO Grand Prix of Monaco 7 June CAN Grand Prix of Canada 21 June AUT Grand Prix of Austria 5 July GBR Grand Prix of Great Britain 19 July DEU Grand Prix of Germany 26 July HUN Grand Prix of Hungary 23 August BEL Grand Prix of Belgium 6 September ITA Grand Prix of Italy 20 September SGP Grand Prix of Singapore 27 September JPN Grand Prix of Japan 11 October RUS Grand Prix of Russia (Sochi) 25 October USA Grand Prix of USA (Austin) 1 November MEX Grand Prix of Mexico 15 November BRA Grand Prix of Brazil 29 November ARE Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi