Formula 1 removes Vietnam race from the calendar again

In the preliminary draft for the coming racing year, 22 World Cup races are now planned, they reported with the BBC and several specialist portals. The season is scheduled to begin on March 21st in Melbourne and end on December 5th in Abu Dhabi. The date originally reserved for the race in Vietnam on April 25th remains free because there is obviously a lack of political support for the race. The with the BBC According to him, the government currently wants to concentrate on the upcoming elections and dealing with the Corona crisis. The city race planned in Hanoi is therefore not currently in focus. Hanoi was actually supposed to make its debut in Formula 1 this year. However, the Grand Prix was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Record season awaits Nevertheless, 22 races would mean a record calendar for the racing series. The comeback in Zandvoort, Netherlands, which was canceled this year, is now scheduled to take place on September 5th. The premiere of the controversial guest appearance in Saudi Arabia is planned for November 28th as the penultimate World Cup stop. The host for the Brazilian Grand Prix is not yet entirely certain. The race was actually supposed to take place on a new course in Rio de Janeiro in 2021. But because building permits are still missing, Sao Paulo will probably continue to be considered. Due to the ongoing Corona crisis and strict travel restrictions, it is unclear whether Formula 1 will be able to realize its plans for the coming year. This season started very late and had to be shortened because many races were canceled.

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Formula 1 removes Vietnam race from the calendar again

According to the media, the planned Grand Prix debut in Vietnam has been removed from the Formula 1 calendar for 2021.

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