2010 Formula One season
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The 2010 Formula One season will be the 61st Formula One season. It will be the third under the new Concorde Agreement.
[edit] Calendar Changes
- The 2010 season will see the addition of the Korean Grand Prix and the Indian Grand Prix to the F1 schedule.[1]
[edit] Speculated 2010 Race Schedule
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Notes
- The British Grand Prix is not included in this table because Bernie Ecclestone was quoted saying that there are no plans to stage one at this time, due to delays in the proposed pit lane and paddock upgrades.[4]
[edit] References
- ^ "Korean Grand Prix set for 2010", Manipe F1, 2006-02-10. Retrieved on 2006-02-10.
- ^ "Fresh rumours of a Russian Grand Prix", F1Fanatic.co.uk, 10/02/2008.
- ^ "Ecclestone considering three new F1 races", ABC News, 04/04/2007.
- ^ "No British GP in 2010 - Ecclestone", Manipe F1, 22/05/2008.
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