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F1 2021 Calendar: Portimao and Imola could make shock returns to the calendar, replacing Vietnam and China

Subham Jindal
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F1 2021 Calendar: Portimao and Imola could make shock returns to the calendar, replacing Australia and China

F1 2021 Calendar: Portimao and Imola are in line to return to this season’s calendar, one for Vietnam and the other if the Chinese GP is canceled.

The F1 2021 Calendar is facing issues even after the debut Vietnam GP has been canceled. The season-opening Australian GP is expected to be postponed due to logistical constraints arising out of the pandemic. If this happens, then Sakhir in Bahrain will kick off the brand new full season.

Apart from China, there is a possibility of the Chinese Grand Prix getting canceled yet again. This is primarily due to Covid-19 infection rates rising in Europe and adjoining areas. If this happens, then Portugal’s Portimao and Italy’s iconic Imola are in line to replace Vietnam and China.

The Australian leg at Albert Park is likely to be postponed to November. This is when the American legs of Brazil, the USA, and Mexico are scheduled for, followed by the season-ending Saudi Arabian and Abu Dhabi GP. Saudi Arabia will be making its debut in Formula this season, amidst a human rights crisis. 

Also read: F1 2021 Calendar: Australian GP could be held in South Australia if Melbourne backs out for next season

Potential reorganised 2021 F1 calendar, as per RaceFans

RoundCircuitDate
1Bahrain International CircuitMar 26-28
2ImolaApr 16-18
3Autodromo do AlgarveApr 30-May 2
4Circuit de CatalunyaMay 7-9
5MonacoMay 20-23
6Baku City CircuitJun 4-6
7Circuit Gilles VilleneuveJun 11-13
8Paul RicardJun 25-27
9Red Bull RingJul 2-4
10SilverstoneJul 16-18
11HungaroringJul 30-Aug 1
12Spa-FrancorchampsAug 27-29
13ZandvoortSep 3-5
14MonzaSep 10-12
15Sochi AutodromSep 24-26
16SingaporeOct 1-3
17SuzukaOct 8-10
18Circuit of the AmericasOct 22-24
19Autodromo Hermanos RodriguezOct 29-31
20InterlagosNov 5-7
21Albert ParkNov 19-21
22JeddahDec 3-5
23Yas MarinaDec 10-12

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Subham Jindal

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A Red - be it Manchester United or Ferrari. Hails from the hills of Kalimpong, Darjeeling. Aspiring to become a respected Sports Management professional.

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