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speedyxjs

posted on 24/10/09 at 01:48 PM Reply With Quote
Revised F1 2010 Calander

2010 FIA Formula One World Championship calendar
14 March - Bahrain
28 March - Australia
4 April - Malaysia
18 April - China
9 May - Spain
16 May - Monaco
30 May - Turkey
13 June - Canada**
27 June - Europe (Valencia)
11 July - Great Britain*
25 July - Germany
1 August - Hungary
29 August - Belgium
12 September - Italy
26 September - Singapore
3 October - Japan*
17 October - Korea*
31 October - Abu Dhabi†
14 November - Brazil†

*Subject to the homologation of the circuit.
**Subject to the completion of contract negotiations with Formula One Management.
†The FIA has approved in principle a proposal to swap the dates of the Abu Dhabi and Brazil Grands Prix, pending agreement with the promoters of both events.





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BenB

posted on 24/10/09 at 05:13 PM Reply With Quote
Wish they'd ditch some of the boring circuits and stay old school. An exciting track makes so much difference!

Valencia, Monacco, Singapore.... all snore fests...

unless you think people over-cooking a corner and smashing into the barrier racing....

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locogeoff

posted on 24/10/09 at 06:15 PM Reply With Quote
You can't get rid of Monaco. A formula One season without Monaco would be, like, well, a Formula One season without a Monaco race.

Agree on the others, ditch one of them and reinstate the San Marino GP!

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iank

posted on 24/10/09 at 06:22 PM Reply With Quote
Should also run the full length Nürburgring, that would sort out the men from the boys.





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speedyxjs

posted on 24/10/09 at 06:32 PM Reply With Quote
I think they should stuck to only using circuits built pre 1990. Iv just had this conversation with my grandad about the lack of hills in F1. All the really good circuits all seem to have huge hills so why are all the newer ones flat?





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morcus

posted on 24/10/09 at 07:15 PM Reply With Quote
Bring back the Las Vegas GP!

I'd like to see a cold race somewhere in Russia or simillar, imagine it, F1 on ice?

Where are they holding the GBGP next year?

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BenB

posted on 24/10/09 at 09:24 PM Reply With Quote
Good question. I hope its Donny but it'll probably be Silverstone. Shame really.

I'd quite happily get rid of the Monacco grand prix. Bit of a snore fest. Or if they're going to insist on running the race rather than spend 99% of the time looking at the cars and 1% looking at the totty on the boats they should spend most of the race looking at the bikini clad boat garnishes and just occasionally focus on the racetrack

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locogeoff

posted on 26/10/09 at 01:35 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by BenB
Good question. I hope its Donny but it'll probably be Silverstone. Shame really.

I'd quite happily get rid of the Monacco grand prix. Bit of a snore fest. Or if they're going to insist on running the race rather than spend 99% of the time looking at the cars and 1% looking at the totty on the boats they should spend most of the race looking at the bikini clad boat garnishes and just occasionally focus on the racetrack


You have a point there

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