2013 Formula One calendar

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Following a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council on Friday, the FIA has agreed the 2013 Formula One World Championship calendar.

As with this year, there are twenty events on the schedule.

The only major change is that the Grand Prix of Europe, held in Valencia, is to be replaced by the Grand Prix of Jersey. That’s Jersey as in New Jersey, not the Channel Island, and the race will run on the Hermann Tilke-designed Port Imperial Street Circuit.

2013 Formula One World Championship
Round Date Country Event
1 17/03 Australia Grand Prix of Australia
2 24/03 Malaysia Grand Prix of Malaysia
3 14/04 China Grand Prix of China
4 21/04 Bahrain Grand Prix of Bahrain
5 12/05 Spain Grand Prix of Spain (Barcelona)
6 26/05 Monaco Grand Prix of Monaco
7 09/06 Canada Grand Prix of Canada
8 16/06 United States Grand Prix of Jersey (New York)*
9 30/06 Great Britain Grand Prix of Great Britain
10 14/07 Germany Grand Prix of Germany
11 28/07 Hungary Grand Prix of Hungary
12 25/08 Belgium Grand Prix of Belgium
13 08/09 Italy Grand Prix of Italy
14 22/09 Singapore Grand Prix of Singapore
15 06/10 Korea Grand Prix of Korea
16 13/10 Japan Grand Prix of Japan
17 27/10 India Grand Prix of India
18 03/11 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi
19 17/11 United States Grand Prix of USA (Austin)
20 24/11 Brazil Grand Prix of Brazil
* To be confirmed

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