Formula One published a revised calendar for the remainder of the season on Saturday with the number of races dropping from a record 23 to 22 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Qatar expected to debut.
The rejig followed this month’s cancellation of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka for the second year in a row.
Three races were given new dates and one weekend in late November was left subject to confirmation with Qatar likely to fill it with a first GP at the Losail circuit used regularly by MotoGP.
While Formula One did not mention Qatar on the list, an announcement is expected soon.
The schedule: Sept. 5: Netherlands (Zandvoort); Sept.12: Italy (Monza); Sept.26: Russia (Sochi); Oct.10: Turkey (Istanbul Park); Oct. 24: USA (Austin); Nov. 7: Mexico (Mexico City); Nov. 14: Brazil (Sao Paulo); Nov. 21: Venue TBC; Dec. 5: Saudi Arabia (Jeddah); Dec. 12: Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina) .
