Round 1 of 17RND 1/172020 Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Austrian F1 GP
Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes
2020 F1 Calendar & Schedule
17
Events
2
Continents
12
Countries
18,097km
Travel distance
Looking forward to 2020?
The Corona F1 2020 calendar below has come out on the 2nd of June.
This version is the revised official version of the original 22 race calendar schedule that was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic that ruled the world in 2020.
There are now 13 grand prix on current 2020 schedule. Until July 10 only the first 8 races were announced. On July 10 race 9 in Mugello and gp 10 in Russia were announced. The Russian Grand Prix might even have fans on the grand stands.
On the 24th of July race 11, 12 & 13 were added. This means 3 races on the 2020 schedule are driven in Italy. F1 is working on it to get it to 15-18 races. The final calendar depends on the COVID-19 developments around the world.
One month later the last 4 races were added to get a total of 17 Grand Prix events this season.
2020 F1 GP Race Schedule
Round 1 of 17RND 1/17
Round 2 of 17RND 2/172020 Styrian Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Styrian F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 3 of 17RND 3/172020 Hungarian Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Hungarian F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 4 of 17RND 4/172020 British Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 British F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 5 of 17RND 5/1770th Anniversary Formula 1 Grand Prix70th Anniversary F1 GP
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
Round 6 of 17RND 6/172020 Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Spanish F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 7 of 17RND 7/172020 Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Belgian F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 8 of 17RND 8/172020 Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Italian F1 GP
Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri
Round 9 of 17RND 9/172020 Tuscan Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Tuscan F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 10 of 17RND 10/172020 Russian Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Russian F1 GP
Valtteri BottasMercedes
Round 11 of 17RND 11/172020 Eifel Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Eifel F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 12 of 17RND 12/172020 Portuguese Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Portuguese F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 13 of 17RND 13/172020 E. Romagna Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 E. Romagna F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 14 of 17RND 14/172020 Turkish Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Turkish F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 15 of 17RND 15/172020 Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Bahrain F1 GP
Lewis HamiltonMercedes
Round 16 of 17RND 16/172020 Sakhir Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Sakhir F1 GP
Sergio PérezRacing Point
Round 17 of 17RND 17/172020 Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix2020 Abu Dhabi F1 GP
Max VerstappenRed Bull
2020 F1 Calendar News
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Covid crisis 'becoming more difficult' for F1
Press Conference Schedule 2020 Portuguese F1 GP
Portimao paying 'much lower' price for F1 race
2
Nurburgring eyes to stay on future F1 calendar
Kvyat & Gasly preview the upcoming Russian GP
Vettel denies fatigue behind F1 incidents
1
Portimao to welcome 45,000 F1 spectators
Tyre Compounds for Last Seven 2020 Grand Prix
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2020 F1 Car Launch Dates
| Team | Car | Location | Date |
 |  Mercedes W11 | Silverstone | 14 February @10:00 CET |
 |  Ferrari SF1000 | Teatro Valli, Reggio Emilia | 11 February @18:30 CET |
 |  Red Bull RB16 | Silverstone | 12 February |
 |  Renault RS20 | Paris | 12 February |
 |  Haas VF-20 | Catalunya Circuit | 19 February |
 |  McLaren MCL35 | McLaren Technology Center | 13 February |
 |  Racing Point RP20 | Mondsee, Austria | 17 February |
 |  Alfa Romeo C39 | Catalunya Circuit | 19 February |
 |  Alpha Tauri AT01 | Salzburg, Austria | 14 February @20:00 CET |
 |  Williams FW43 | ? | 17 February |
2020 F1 Calendar — Frequently Asked Questions
How many races are in the 2020 F1 season?
The 2020 Formula 1 season consists of 17 Grand Prix races on the official FIA calendar.
Who has the most wins in the 2020 F1 season?
Lewis Hamilton currently leads the win count in the 2020 Formula 1 season with 11 Grand Prix victories.
When does the 2020 F1 season start?
The 2020 Formula 1 season starts with the 2020 Austrian F1 GP on July 5.
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