We finally have a provisional F1 calendar for next year, with a total of 23 Grand Prix penciled in, 22 of them already confirmed, for the most part. The only date still in question is April 25th.

Otherwise, the season will start in Melbourne, Australia on March 21st, and run through December 5th when it will conclude in Abu Dhabi. Next year will also bring with it the first ever F1 race in Saudi Arabia.

There are also contractual question marks regarding the Spanish and Brazilian Grand Prix, but as of right now they’re still on the calendar.

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Here’s how 2021 should play out:

– Australia / Melbourne (March 21)
– Bahrain / Sakhir (March 28)
– China / Shanghai (April 11)
– TBC (April 25)
– Spain / Barcelona (May 9)
– Monaco (May 23)
– Azerbaijan / Baku (June 6)
– Canada / Montreal (June 13)
– France / Le Castellet (June 27)
– Austria / Spielberg (July 4)
– UK / Silverstone (July 18)
– Hungary / Budapest (August 1st)
– Belgium / Spa (August 29)
– Netherlands / Zandvoort (September 5)
– Italy / Monza (September 12)
– Russia / Sochi (September 26)
– Singapore (October 3)
– Japan / Suzuka (October 10)
– USA / Austin (October 24)
– Mexico / Mexico City (October 31)
– Brazil / Sao Paulo (November 14)
– Saudi Arabia / Jeddah (November 28)
– Abu Dhabi (December 5).

“We are pleased to announce the 2021 Formula 1 provisional calendar after extensive conversations with our promoters, the teams and the FIA. We are planning for 2021 events with fans that provide an experience close to normal and expect our agreements to be honoured,” said F1 chairman and CEO, Chase Carey.

“We have proven that we can safely travel and operate our races and our promoters increasingly recognise the need to move forward and manage the virus. In fact, many hosts actually want to use our event as a platform to show the world they are moving forward.We are delighted to see Saudi Arabia become part of the schedule and are equally excited to return to the venues we hoped to race at in 2020. We want to thank all our promoters and partners for their ongoing enthusiasm and collaboration and look forward to giving our fans an exciting season on the track.”

As for this season, Lewis Hamilton can clinch his seventh F1 world title this weekend if he simply finishes ahead of teammate Valtteri Bottas.