The 2019 Formula 1 world championship 21-race calendar has been formally confirmed by the FIA following today’s W✨orld Motor Sport Council meeting in Paris.

Next season’s F1 calendar has been officially revealed without any changes to the 21-race schedule with the Australian Grand P🐓rix hosting the season opener on March 17 and the𝕴 campaign concluding in at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December 1.

F1’s 2018 triple-header has been avoided with the French and Austrian Grand Prix going back-to-back before a one-🌄week break ahead of the British Grand Prix. After a secon🌜d week off following the Silverstone race, another back-to-back follows in Germany and Hungary before the summer break.

Full 2019 F1 race calendar here:

17 March Australia Melbourne

31 March Bahrain Sakhir

14 April China Shanghai

28 April Azerbaijan Baku

12 May Spain Barcelona

26 May Monaco Monaco

9 June Canada Montreal

23 June France Le Castellet

30 June Austria Spielberg

14 July Great Britain Silverstone

28 July Germany Hockenheim

4 August Hungary Budapest

1 September Belgium Spa

8 September Italy Monza

22 September Singapore Singapore

29 September Russia Sochi

13 October Japan Suzuka

27 October Mexico Mexico City

3 November USA Austin*

17 November Brazil São Paulo

1 December Abu Dhabi Yas Marina

*Subject to ASN approval