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    Formula 2 and Formula 3 confirm opening eight rounds of their revised 2020 calendars

    RaiedJune 3, 2020
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    Following Formula 1’s announcement of their opening eight races of the revised 2020 calendar, Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3 confirmed that their 2020 season will also start on July 03-05 at the Red Bull Ring and will continue alongside F1 in the succeeding seven rounds.

    Both championships were planned to start their 2020 campaign at Sakhir, Bahrain on 20-22 March, but was put on hold due to the global COVID-19 pandemic.

    Since then, F2 and F3 have monitored the situation alongside Formula 1 who has been working closely with promoters, authorities in Europe and the FIA to put in place a revised calendar that allows a return to racing in a safe way for the visited communities and the paddocks.

    The championships currently expect the events will take place without fans, with the hope to have them included in future rounds later this year.

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    The opening calendar will include holding two consecutive events at the same circuit one week apart (Spielberg and Silverstone) as well as a number of back to back eventsAs stated by F1 in their announcement, the health and safety of all involved will continue to be priority number one.

    A robust and detailed plan with strict procedures put in place by Formula 1 and the FIA to ensure the events have the highest level of safety will also apply to the F2 and F3 community and paddock.

    The rest of the 2020 F2 and F3 calendar will be revealed at a later date.

    F2 and F3 CEO Bruno Michel: “First of all, I would like to thank Formula 1TM and the FIA for making this revised opening calendar possible in such difficult circumstances.”

    “I am very pleased to confirm that F2 and F3 will be able to race alongside F1 in the first eight events.

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