Due to the pandemic, the Formula 1 calendar has been completely overhauled again. Among other things, the return of the Turkish GP is now official and the (provisionally) last three races of the year have been scheduled.
Due to the corona virus, it is quite a compromise for Formula 1 this year to still achieve a full season. At the beginning of July, the campaign could finally start in Austria and since then the then relatively empty calendar has already been supplemented. Now four more races are added.
To start with the biggest news: for the first time since 2011, Formula 1 will return to Turkey this year. Istanbul Park, the Circuit that was also used at the time, will be the setting for the Turkish GP on the weekend of November 15. Two weeks later, F1 lands in Bahrain for two consecutive racing weekends on the track there. First (on November 29) the GP of Bahrain will be held, followed by the GP of Sakhir on December 6. Finally, Formula 1 confirms that it will travel to Abu Dhabi again before the season finale, where the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be held on 13 December.
Supplemented calendar
| 28-30 Aug. | Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps | Grand Prix of Belgium |
| Sept 4-6 | Circuit Monza | Grand Prix of Italy |
| Sept 11-13 | Mugello circuit | Grand Prix of Tuscany |
| Sept 25-27. | Sochi Autodrom | Grand Prix of Russia |
| 9-11 Oct. | Nürburgring GP | Grand Prix of the Eifel |
| 23-25 ​​Oct. | Autódromo Int. do Algarve | Grand Prix of Portugal |
| 31 Oct. – 1 Nov. | Imola | Grand Prix of Emilia Romagna |
| 13-15 Nov. | Istanbul Park | Grand Prix of Turkey |
| 27-29 Nov. | Bahrain International Circuit | Bahrain Grand Prix |
| 4-6 Dec. | Bahrain International Circuit | Sakhir Grand Prix |
| Dec 11-13 | Yas Marina Circuit | Abu Dhabi Grand Prix |