W Series will visit three new circuits in 2020 after confirming the initial sc🐠hedule for its second⛦ season, which features six rounds.

The new W Series campaign will get underway at the newly-built Igora Drive circuit in St. Petersburg on May 30 next year, before Sweden's Anderstorp Raceway hosts theꦛ second race of the season two weeks later.

W Series will then pay a maiden visit to Monza on June 26-27 before returning to the Norisring on🎉 July 10-11.

After hosting the 2019 season finale, Brands Hatch currently stands as the penultimate round on the💖 2020 calendar (August 22-23) before the final currently-scheduled race weekend at Assen on September 4-5.

The schedule currently sits at six rounds following the loss of Hockenheim, Zolder and Misano, and will again be in support of the DTM 𒆙rounds held at the circuits on the same weekends, with a final calendar set to be firmed up at a later date.

“We at W Series are thrilled to announce two exciting and important new countries in which W Se🀅ries will race in 2020: Russia and Sweden," said W Series CEO Catherine Bond Muir.

“Our Swedish race, at Anderstorp, will take W Series to the Nordics for the first time, a region that’s home to our Finnish driver Emma Kimilainen, who was one of the stars of the 2019 W Series championship, winning at Assen last year, as well as one of our new-for-2020 drivers, our recently announced No༒rwegian driver Ayla Agre▨n.

“🎶Our Russian race, at St Petersburg, will be the home fixture for the youngest driver in the 2020 W Series championship, 16-year-old Irina Sidorkova, from Petrozavodsk, which is also in Russia albeit 266 miles [428km] north-east of St Petersburg.

“Both Sw🐼eden and Russia represent important new ter🌟ritories for W Series, powerful economies both, appealing to fans, media and sponsors alike.

“We’ll𓃲 announce the complete 2020 W Series championship calendar as and when w𝓡e’ve finalised it."