Formula 1 2010
Formula One racing's governing body, the FIA, has released the calendar for the 2010 world championship. The addition of the Korean Grand Prix, and a return to Canada (subject to race contract), will make for a 19-round season - two more than in 2009.
The Bahrain Grand Prix will kick off proceedings on March 14, followed by the Australian race two weeks later. The Malaysian and Chinese races will take place in April, with the Sepang event getting underway an hour earlier than this year, with a revised start time of 1600 hours local time.
In May, the championship heads to Europe for rounds in Spain, Monaco and Turkey, before the teams make their way to Canada for the first time since 2008, subject to the completion of contractual negotiations with Formula One Management. If these are not completed, then the Turkish Grand Prix will be moved to June 6.
Following the completion of the European season, the teams will fly out to Asia in late September for back-to-back races in Singapore and Japan, followed by the inaugural Korean Grand Prix. Abu Dhabi will be the penultimate round, with the championship finale returning to its familiar home of Brazil in mid November. F1 Provisional Calendar 2010
14 March - Bahrain
28 March - Australia
04 April - Malaysia
18 April - China
09 May - Spain (Barcelona)
16 May - Monaco
30 May - Turkey
13 June - Canada* (Montreal)
27 June - Europe (Valencia)
11 July - Great Britain (Donington TBC)
25 July - Germany (Hockenheim)
01 August - Hungary
29 August - Belgium
12 September - Italy
26 September - Singapore
03 October - Japan
17 October - S Korea (Yeongam)
31 October - Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina)
14 November - Brazil
*Subject to the completion of contract negotiations with Formula One Management. If these are not completed then the Turkish Grand Prix will be moved to 6 June.
Note: The race in Australia will start at 1700 local time, in Malaysia at 1600 local time, in Singapore at 2000 local time, and in Abu Dhabi at 1700 local time.
Moto GP 2010
For the 2010 season, we have been appointed official agents for the Moto GP VIP Hospitality Village. This offers superb viewing and entertainment and full details will be published in our Moto GP pages. Once again for 2010 - our VIP camping for the Le Mans Moto GP.
- Provisional Moto GP calendar 2010:
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April 11th* Qatar (Losail)
April 25th Japan (Motegi)
May 2nd Spain (Jerez)
May 23rd France (Le Mans)
June 6th Italy (Mugello)
June 20th Great Britain (Silverstone)
June 26th** Netherlands (Assen)
July 4th Catalunya (Catalunya)
July 18th Germany (Sachsenring)
July 25th*** United States (Laguna Seca)
August 22nd Czech Republic (Brno)
August 29th Indianapolis (Indianapolis)
September 5th San Marino & Riviera di Rimini (Misano)
September 19th Hungary (Balatonring)
October 10th Malaysia (Sepang)
October 17th Australia (Phillip Island)
October 31st Portugal (Estoril)
November 7th Valencia (Ricardo Tormo Valencia)
Reserve Circuit: Motorland Aragon Circuit
* Evening race
** Saturday race
*** Only MotoGP class
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