Due to the coronavirus this page shows the schedule and current status of the F1 racing calendar 2020.
It is based on official statements from F1, Event Organisers and the FIA.
LATEST: Azerbaijan GP Postponed (announced on 23/03/20)
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This list does not take into account speculation/articles in newspapers unless it is confirmed by the official source of information above.
Dates given = race day (Sunday).
It was last updated 23/03/2020 at 11.30 GMT
| Date | Race | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Cancelled* | ||
| Postponed** | ||
| Postponed** | ||
| Cancelled | ||
| 19th March – 13th April | SUMMER SHUTDOWN MOVED | AMENDMENT†|
| Postponed** | ||
| Postponed** | ||
| Cancelled | ||
| Postponed** | ||
| 14th June | Canada | Going Ahead |
| 28th June | France | Going Ahead |
| 5th July | Austria | Going Ahead |
| 19th July | Great Britain | Going Ahead |
| 2nd August | Hungary | Going Ahead |
| 3rd August to 23rd August | SUMMER SHUTDOWN | MOVED TO MARCH |
| 30th August | Belgium | Going Ahead |
| 6th September | Italy | Going Ahead |
| 20th September | Singapore | Going Ahead |
| 27th September | Russia | Going Ahead |
| 11th October | Japan | Going Ahead |
| 25th October | United States of America | Going Ahead |
| 1st November | Mexico | Going Ahead |
| 15th November | Brazil | Going Ahead |
| 29th November | Abu Dhabi | Going Ahead |
*Although Australia was cancelled, the organisers say they are looking at rescheduling. F1 / FIA have yet to confirm this is possible.
**Technically announced as Postponed, rather than outright cancelled. This means there could be new dates issued for these races to go ahead. Possibly using the weeks originally planned for the Summer Break.
†FIA Announced on 18th March: “In light of the global impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus currently affecting the organisation of FIA Formula One World Championship events, the World Motor Sport Council has approved a change to the 2020 FIA Formula 1 Sporting Regulations, moving the summer shutdown period from July and August to March and April and extending it from 14 to 21 days. All competitors must therefore observe a shutdown period of 21 consecutive days during the months of March and/or April.
The change was supported unanimously by both the F1 Strategy Group and F1 Commission.”
Rules state a minimum of 8 races must go ahead in a season to class it as a World Championship. There are currently 19 races still scheduled to go ahead in the dates originally set out.
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