The FIA has announced the final calendar for the 2011 season, the addition of the Indian event brings the calendar to 20 events.<\/p>\n
The Indian Grand Prix is provisional and subject to FIA approval of the new track, while the Chinese license has expired and some improvements will be needed before obtaining a new license.<\/p>\n
The other 18 races are as the FIA announced them in its provisional calendar in September. The season will start in Bahrain on March 13, and Brazil will be the final event on November 27.<\/p>\n
Here is the schedule:<\/p>\n
March 13: Bahrain<\/p>\n
March 27: Australia<\/p>\n
April 10: Malaysia<\/p>\n
April 17: China (subject to change)<\/p>\n
May 8: Turkey<\/p>\n
May 22: Spain<\/p>\n
May 29: Monaco<\/p>\n
June 12: Canada<\/p>\n
June 26: Europe<\/p>\n
July 10: Great Britain<\/p>\n
July 24: Germany<\/p>\n
July 31: Hungary<\/p>\n
August 28: Belgium<\/p>\n
September 11: Italy<\/p>\n
September 25: Singapore<\/p>\n
October 9: Japan<\/p>\n
October 16: South Korea<\/p>\n
October 30: India (subject to confirmation)<\/p>\n
November 13: Abu Dhabi<\/p>\n
November 27: Brazil<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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