2019/2020 Formula E calendar revised

Organisers of the 2019/2020 FIA Formula E Championship have announced a finalised schedule.

Formula E Logo 2019-2020

It still consists of fourteen rounds – the highest number yet seen in a single season – but there are several important changes compared to the original timetable:
  • The ‘TBA’ slot in December has been removed
  • Marrakesh replaces Hong Kong
  • Sanya is confirmed as the venue for China
  • Jakarta has been added
  • Berlin will take place in June, not May
  • New York will take place in July, not June
2019/2020 FIA Formula E Championship Calendar
Round Date Venue
1 22 November 2019 Ad Diriyah, Saudi Arabia
2 23 November 2019 Ad Diriyah, Saudi Arabia
3 18 January 2020 Santiago, Chile
4 15 February 2020 Mexico City, Mexico
5 29 February 2020 Marrakesh, Morocco
6 21 March 2020 Sanya, China
7 04 April 2020 Rome, Italy
8 18 April 2020 Paris, France
9 03 May 2020 Seoul, South Korea
10 06 June 2020 Jakarta, Indonesia
11 21 June 2020 Berlin, Germany
12 11 July 2020 New York, USA
13 25 July 2020 London, UK
14 26 July 2020 London, UK

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