2009 F1 GP schedule
#1
2009 F1 GP schedule
Date GP information and schedule
29 Mar. 2009 Australia, Melbourne
05 Apr. 2009 Malaysia, Sepang
19 Apr. 2009 China, Shanghai
26 Apr. 2009 Bahrain, Sakhir
10 May 2009 Spain, Barcelona
24 May 2009 Monaco, Monte Carlo
07 Jun. 2009 Turkey, Istanbul park
21 Jun. 2009 Great Britain, Silverstone circuit (last GP )
12 Jul. 2009 Germany, Nürburgring
26 Jul. 2009 Hungary, Hungaroring
23 Aug. 2009 Europe, Valencia Street Circuit
30 Aug. 2009 Belgium, Spa Francorchamps
13 Sep. 2009 Italy, Monza
27 Sep. 2009 Singapore, Singapore
04 Oct. 2009 Japan, Suzuka
18 Oct. 2009 Brazil, Sao Paulo
01 Nov. 2009 United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi
29 Mar. 2009 Australia, Melbourne
05 Apr. 2009 Malaysia, Sepang
19 Apr. 2009 China, Shanghai
26 Apr. 2009 Bahrain, Sakhir
10 May 2009 Spain, Barcelona
24 May 2009 Monaco, Monte Carlo
07 Jun. 2009 Turkey, Istanbul park
21 Jun. 2009 Great Britain, Silverstone circuit (last GP )
12 Jul. 2009 Germany, Nürburgring
26 Jul. 2009 Hungary, Hungaroring
23 Aug. 2009 Europe, Valencia Street Circuit
30 Aug. 2009 Belgium, Spa Francorchamps
13 Sep. 2009 Italy, Monza
27 Sep. 2009 Singapore, Singapore
04 Oct. 2009 Japan, Suzuka
18 Oct. 2009 Brazil, Sao Paulo
01 Nov. 2009 United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi
Last edited by like.no.other; 01-13-2009 at 12:15 AM.
#4
Donington on track
An environmental impact assessment carried out behalf of the Donington circuit, which is scheduled to take over the British Grand Prix from 2010, reveals that noise levels in the area will increase but the boost to the local economy will outweigh the disadvantages of the redevelopment the local council insists.
The Derby Evening Telegraph reports that the South Derbyshire District Council believe that the £100m project will bring benefits to the area and that a final decision on Doningtons planning application is expected next Thursday.
"The development offers substantial economic opportunities, said Director of Community Services Mark Alflat. The Grand Prix has the potential to attract both visitor spend and inward investment. New facilities, along with associated developments, will create substantial construction employment opportunities.
"This would bring new investment and highly-skilled employment opportunities to the area," he added.
The circuit redevelopment will increase local noise levels the environmental survey suggests but Alflat insists that there are a small number of areas which could experience notable changes in noise levels.
The 2010 British Grand Prix will be a car free event with fans taking public transport for the final stint of the journey to the East Midlands venue.
"We are confident we have the planning in the bag, stated circuit boss Simon Gillett.
The Derby Evening Telegraph reports that the South Derbyshire District Council believe that the £100m project will bring benefits to the area and that a final decision on Doningtons planning application is expected next Thursday.
"The development offers substantial economic opportunities, said Director of Community Services Mark Alflat. The Grand Prix has the potential to attract both visitor spend and inward investment. New facilities, along with associated developments, will create substantial construction employment opportunities.
"This would bring new investment and highly-skilled employment opportunities to the area," he added.
The circuit redevelopment will increase local noise levels the environmental survey suggests but Alflat insists that there are a small number of areas which could experience notable changes in noise levels.
The 2010 British Grand Prix will be a car free event with fans taking public transport for the final stint of the journey to the East Midlands venue.
"We are confident we have the planning in the bag, stated circuit boss Simon Gillett.
#7
I personally don't know it but I'll tell you one thing Donigton will have some huge shoes to fill...... Silverstone will be sorely missed
#8
Member Bonita !!!!
Last edited by Bonita; 01-27-2009 at 01:02 AM.
#9
Fixed it for ya pal.
Date GP information and schedule
29 Mar. 2009 Australia, Melbourne (last GP? )
05 Apr. 2009 Malaysia, Sepang
19 Apr. 2009 China, Shanghai
26 Apr. 2009 Bahrain, Sakhir
10 May 2009 Spain, Barcelona
24 May 2009 Monaco, Monte Carlo
07 Jun. 2009 Turkey, Istanbul park
21 Jun. 2009 Great Britain, Silverstone circuit (last GP )
12 Jul. 2009 Germany, Nürburgring (last GP? )
26 Jul. 2009 Hungary, Hungaroring
23 Aug. 2009 Europe, Valencia Street Circuit
30 Aug. 2009 Belgium, Spa Francorchamps (last GP? )
13 Sep. 2009 Italy, Monza (last GP? )
27 Sep. 2009 Singapore, Singapore
04 Oct. 2009 Japan, Suzuka (last GP? )
18 Oct. 2009 Brazil, Sao Paulo (last GP? )
01 Nov. 2009 United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi
29 Mar. 2009 Australia, Melbourne (last GP? )
05 Apr. 2009 Malaysia, Sepang
19 Apr. 2009 China, Shanghai
26 Apr. 2009 Bahrain, Sakhir
10 May 2009 Spain, Barcelona
24 May 2009 Monaco, Monte Carlo
07 Jun. 2009 Turkey, Istanbul park
21 Jun. 2009 Great Britain, Silverstone circuit (last GP )
12 Jul. 2009 Germany, Nürburgring (last GP? )
26 Jul. 2009 Hungary, Hungaroring
23 Aug. 2009 Europe, Valencia Street Circuit
30 Aug. 2009 Belgium, Spa Francorchamps (last GP? )
13 Sep. 2009 Italy, Monza (last GP? )
27 Sep. 2009 Singapore, Singapore
04 Oct. 2009 Japan, Suzuka (last GP? )
18 Oct. 2009 Brazil, Sao Paulo (last GP? )
01 Nov. 2009 United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi
#10
^^^^
wtf I'm sure Spa is here at least till 2012
Bernie Ecclestone has guaranteed the short-term future of the popular Belgian grand prix at -Spa-Francorchamps by extending the race's contract.
The authoritative Belgian newspaper Le Soir reports that the new deal will see the historic circuit, located in the picturesque setting of the Ardennes, feature on the formula one calendar at least until 2012.
Ecclestone, F1 chief executive, reportedly accepted the proposals of the regional Walloon government.
"Our objective now is to extend the contract until 2015, but we have already taken a significant step," economics minister Jean-Claude Marcourt said.
Source: GMM
wtf I'm sure Spa is here at least till 2012
Bernie Ecclestone has guaranteed the short-term future of the popular Belgian grand prix at -Spa-Francorchamps by extending the race's contract.
The authoritative Belgian newspaper Le Soir reports that the new deal will see the historic circuit, located in the picturesque setting of the Ardennes, feature on the formula one calendar at least until 2012.
Ecclestone, F1 chief executive, reportedly accepted the proposals of the regional Walloon government.
"Our objective now is to extend the contract until 2015, but we have already taken a significant step," economics minister Jean-Claude Marcourt said.
Source: GMM