2014 Calendar out - 19 races

[Wasted Talent]

2014 F1 calendar

March 16 - Australia (Melbourne)
March 30 - Malaysia (Sepang)
April 6 - Bahrain (Sakhir)
April 20 - China (Shanghai)
May 11 - Spain (Barcelona)
May 25 - Monaco
June 8 - Canada (Montreal)
June 22 - Austria (Red Bull Ring)
July 6 - Britain (Silverstone)
July 20 - Germany (Hockenheim)
July 27 - Hungary (Budapest)
August 24 - Belgium (Spa-Francorchamps)
September 7 - Italy (Monza)
September 21 - Singapore
October 5 - Japan (Suzuka)
October 12 - Russia (Sochi)
November 2 - United States (Austin)
November 9 - Brazil (Interlagos)
November 23 - Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina)

No Korea, India, Mexico or New Jersey...

http://www1.skysports.com/f1/news/12433 ... o-make-cut

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[steveaki13]

So Austria returns.

Although its a dull layout. It always seemed to promote a lot of overtaking. Be interesting to see if the races are still likely to be as good.

Glad to see the back of Korea and India to be honest.

Not liking Abu Dhabi as the last race.

We want a potential championship decider at Interlagos.

[Eunos]

Not holding my breath on this New Jersey Grand Prix ever happening to be honest.

and personally I much prefer the finale being held at Interlagos as it's a far more interesting track that Yas Marina.

[yodasarmpit]

I was planning on going to New York for a holiday if the NJ GP was still scheduled, might put it off until 2015 now.

[truefan72]

this is why as a country/organizer, I would never trust that elf bernie or his extortionist cohorts in getting a GP. India and South Korea must be pissed beyond belief. It is F1 themselves that destroyed any chance of a successful; gP in those countries with their ridiculously high fees. Plus it takes a few years to cement a solid foundation and build a strong following for the GP both nationally and regionally. It certainly doesn't help to have it priced so high that the average fan can't enjoy it. Bernie and his guys care about one thing only. how to make as much money as possible for themselves and not the sport. Often to the absolute detriment of the sport. If germany is able to renegotiate, italy getting the GP for practically nothing, Bahrain keeping the race despite domestic turmoil and paltry attendance, then surely negotiating a reasonable fee from South Korea and India to make it viable in the long term and profitable, for all involved seems the prudent thing to do. But bernie would rather have his $45 million today than take $38 million for the next decade.

I loath that man and can't wait for his retirement.

[schmenke]

So I assume the Red Bull Ring is the same circuit as the former A1 Ring?

Good to see Suzuka on the list.

[schmenke]

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No Korea, India, Mexico or New Jersey...

No surprise.

[Mark]

Liking Austria being back - and otherwise a good calendar with a lot of traditional tracks, thumbs up.

[schmenke]

India and South Korea must be pissed beyond belief. ....

I wouldn't be too sure. From what I understand the South Korean GP has proved to be an unprofitable venture for the government and is glad to let it go.

Similar with the Indian GP although I believe that was a privately funded venture. Throw in the fact that the drivers were upset over the government’s proposal to tax their revenues while in India, and I think they’re also happy to see it dropped of the calendar.

[Sage-sg]

I will be happy to see Grand-Prix of Austria again!