Enlarged Schedule For 2000.
Seventeen races are listed on a draft calendar for the 2000 Formula One season.
The Malaysian Grand Prix opens the new-look schedule, which runs from an earlier-than-usual 20 February to 8 October. The season ends, as usual, in Japan but, in between, features a number of date changes for prominent events.
Seventeen races are listed on a draft calendar for the 2000 Formula One season.
The Malaysian Grand Prix opens the new-look schedule, which runs from an earlier-than-usual 20 February to 8 October. The season ends, as usual, in Japan but, in between, features a number of date changes for prominent events.
Among the biggest movers are the Monaco GP, which exchanges a traditional May slot for one on 4 June, and the European race, which makes way for the newly instigated USGP in September by taking a date in late May. The European GP is also poised to return to its original title after a two-year spell under the auspices of Luxembourg. The French GP also moves forward from the end of June to early May.
Provisional F1 calendar 2000:
20 February Malaysia
5 March Australia
19 March Brazil
9 April San Marino
23 April Spain
7 May France
21 May Europe (Nurburgring)
4 June Monaco
18 June Canada
2 July Britain
16 July Austria
30 July Germany
13 August Hungary
27 August Belgium
10 September Italy
24 September USA
8 October Japan
