2020 calendar officially confirmed, sporting regulation changes to be voted on - F1 RACING WORLD

Author: Igor Ozimec

The 2020 race schedule has been officially confirmed following a World Motor Sport Council meeting in Cologne on Friday.
The calendar remains unchanged from the provisional schedule that was published in August, meaning there will be a record-breaking 22 races next year.
Vietnam, who will host its first ever F1 Grand Prix next season, has the third round slot of the year before the Chinese Grand Prix.
The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort will return to F1, and will take place following the round in Shanghai on a back-to-back weekend with Barcelona. 
Australia once again holds the opening round of the season, while the year will conclude in Abu Dhabi, as it has done every year since 2014

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