New Jersey out, Mexico City in

[Angel Ramirez]

According to NBC the provisional calendar, which is by no means the definitive schedule, will be extended to 21 grands prix as Russia make its debut while Mexico and Austria return to the calendar.

Both Russia and Mexico, though, are subjected to track inspections and contracts being secured.

Russia is pencilled in for October 19th while Mexico is down to host its first grand prix since 1992 and will be back-to-back the United States GP in Texas.

The Texan race could be America’s only event as there was no place for New Jersey on the provisional calendar.

Meanwhile, Austria will make its Formula One return with the revised Red Bull Ring playing host.

Provisional Calendar
16 Mar – Australian Grand Prix (Melbourne)
23 Mar – Malaysian Grand Prix (Sepang)
06 Apr – Chinese Grand Prix (Shanghai)
13 Apr – Korean Grand Prix (Korea International Circuit)
27 Apr – Bahrain Grand Prix (Sakhir)
11 May – Spanish Grand Prix (Barcelona)
25 May – Monaco Grand Prix (Monte Carlo)
08 Jun – Canadian Grand Prix (Montreal)
22 Jun – Austrian Grand Prix (Red Bull Ring)
06 Jul – British Grand Prix (Silverstone)
20 Jul – German Grand Prix (Hockenheim)
27 Jul – Hungarian Grand Prix (Budapest)
24 Aug – Belgian Grand Prix (Spa)
07 Sep – Italian Grand Prix (Monza)
21 Sep – Singapore Grand Prix (Marina Bay)
05 Oct – Japanese Grand Prix (Suzuka)
19 Oct – Russian Grand Prix (Sochi)
26 Oct – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Yas Marina)
09 Nov – Mexican Grand Prix (Mexico City) :dance:
16 Nov – US Grand Prix (Circuit of the Americas)
30 Nov – Brazilian Grand Prix (Interlagos)

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[Terry Von Tilius]

Thanks Angel,

I can’t wait to see the old Osterreichring in Austria. So pretty there.

You should do a double header next year. Mexico and Austin.

Did you see that Kimi is going to team up with Fernando Alanzo at Ferrari? Should be fun… I hope.

[Angel Ramirez]

Yeap, i can´t wait for that :dance: ( both the kimi challenge and texas/mexico city races.)Is only a 15 hrs drive from austin to mexico city.

[Cory Ross]

New Jersey is back in on the provisional schedule.

http://www.formula1.com/news/headlines/2013/9/15021.html

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