Twenty one races in 2018: France and Germany are back
Published on 20 June 2017 by Mike Motilall
At the meeting of the FIA World Motor Sport Council in Geneva, the Formula 1-race calendar for 2018 has been approved. As expected, there are 21 races scheduled. Malaysia is not on the list, while France and Germany have made their come back.
The French Grand Prix, not on the calendar since 2008, will be held at circuit Paul Ricard in the South of France. As usual, the season will get underway in Melbourne for the Australian Grand Prix on 25 March and will finish exactly eight months later in Abu Dhabi. The final Grand Prix will take place there on 25 November.
2018 Formula 1 - race calendar
25 March Australian Grand Prix Melbourne 8 April Chinese Grand Prix Shanghai 15 April Bahrain Grand Prix Sakhir 29 April Azerbaijani Grand Prix Baku 13 May Spanish Grand Prix Barcelona 27 May Monaco Grand Prix Monaco 10 June Canadian Grand Prix Montréal 24 June French Grand Prix Paul Ricard 1 July Austrian Grand Prix Spielberg 8 July British Grand Prix Silverstone 22 July German Grand Prix Hockenheim 29 July Hungarian Grand Prix Budapest 26 August Belgian Grand Prix Spa-Francorchamps 2 September Italian Grand Prix Monza 16 September Singapore Grand Prix Marina Bay 30 September Russian Grand Prix Sochi 7 October Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka 21 October United States Grand Prix Austin 28 October Mexican Grand Prix Mexico-City 11 November Brazilian Grand Prix Sao Paulo 25 November Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Yas Marina
