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F1 reveals record-breaking 2020 calendar

Formula 1 has released a record-breaking 22-race provisional calendar for next year, staring in March with Australia and ended in Abu Dhabi in November. Two new grands prix will be joining the circus with F1 stopping off in Vietman on April 5 while the Dutch GP, expected to be a sell-out with Max Verstappen fans, takes place on May 3. Spain is back on the calendar, handed a year's reprieve with Germany the only race from this season not to feature. GPFans.net quotes F1 CEO Chase Carey as saying: 'It's the year in which the series that is the pinnacle of motorsport celebrates its seventieth anniversary with, for the first time, a 22-race calendar. 'It is significant for our sport and...
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