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FIA ratifies Formula 1's 23-round 2021 calendar

The FIA’s World Motor Sport Council has approved Formula 1’s plans to hold a record-breaking 23 grands prix in the 2021 season. The WMSC met this week as part of the FIA’s General Assembly and ahead of the Virtual Prize-Giving Ceremony on Friday. It duly ratified a calendar that features 23 events – two more than have taken place in any prior campaign. The season is set to commence in Australia on March 21 and conclude in Abu Dhabi on December 5. However it is understood Australia’s round remains uncertain owing to tight public health and immigration restrictions in the country and the requirement for travellers to quarantine for a two-week period. On Thursday it was announced...
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