I've been thinking about the F1 Calender today after the half-confirmation that there will be an Austrian GP race next season and this is my proposed calender:
1) South African GP - Kyalami
2) Australian GP - Melbourne
3) Malaysian GP - Kuala Lumpar
4) Chinese GP - Shanghai
5) Spanish GP - Catalunya
6) Monaco GP - Monte Carlo
7) Canadian GP - Montreal
8) British GP - Silverstone
9) French GP - Magny Cours
10) German GP - Hockenheim/Nurburg
11) Belgian GP - Spa
12) Italian GP - Monza
13) Swedish GP - ? / Austrian GP - Red Bull Ring
14) Russian GP - Sochi/Moscow
15) Singapore GP - Marina Bay
16) Japanese GP - Suzuka
17) Abu Dhabi GP - Yas Marina
18) Mexican GP - Hermanos Rodriguez
19) American GP - Austin
20) Brazilian GP - Interlagos
The main points of my proposal:
- Race in South Africa. This will greatly improve the fanbase of F1 with a race in a new continent.
- Remove Bahrain, India, Korea. These races aren't doing much for F1, especially Bahrain and Korea.
- Remove Hungary. This isn't because I don't think the Hungarian GP is bad however I think something new needs to be added into Europe and with all other European GP's currently being too 'good' to remove, this was the one.
- Addition of French GP. There are multiple French Drivers in F1 currently as France is one of the major countries in the world. Makes sense to have a French GP.
- Addition of Swedish/Austrian. I don't know how to explain this but I feel there needs to be a GP in Scandinavia. However, with the proposed Austrian GP I have included that. Possibly an alternation idea.
- Alternation of tracks for Russian GP. As Russia is such a large country, an alternation of 2 circuits will allow for an increase of the fan base. I also think both Sochi and Moscow Raceway are good tracks.
- Added Mexican GP (sort of replacing the New Jersey idea). There are 2 Mexican Drivers currently with more in lower tiers and there needs to be more GP's in the Americas in my opinion.
What are your ideas for a future calender? (I'm using a maximum of 20 tracks)
1) South African GP - Kyalami
2) Australian GP - Melbourne
3) Malaysian GP - Kuala Lumpar
4) Chinese GP - Shanghai
5) Spanish GP - Catalunya
6) Monaco GP - Monte Carlo
7) Canadian GP - Montreal
8) British GP - Silverstone
9) French GP - Magny Cours
10) German GP - Hockenheim/Nurburg
11) Belgian GP - Spa
12) Italian GP - Monza
13) Swedish GP - ? / Austrian GP - Red Bull Ring
14) Russian GP - Sochi/Moscow
15) Singapore GP - Marina Bay
16) Japanese GP - Suzuka
17) Abu Dhabi GP - Yas Marina
18) Mexican GP - Hermanos Rodriguez
19) American GP - Austin
20) Brazilian GP - Interlagos
The main points of my proposal:
- Race in South Africa. This will greatly improve the fanbase of F1 with a race in a new continent.
- Remove Bahrain, India, Korea. These races aren't doing much for F1, especially Bahrain and Korea.
- Remove Hungary. This isn't because I don't think the Hungarian GP is bad however I think something new needs to be added into Europe and with all other European GP's currently being too 'good' to remove, this was the one.
- Addition of French GP. There are multiple French Drivers in F1 currently as France is one of the major countries in the world. Makes sense to have a French GP.
- Addition of Swedish/Austrian. I don't know how to explain this but I feel there needs to be a GP in Scandinavia. However, with the proposed Austrian GP I have included that. Possibly an alternation idea.
- Alternation of tracks for Russian GP. As Russia is such a large country, an alternation of 2 circuits will allow for an increase of the fan base. I also think both Sochi and Moscow Raceway are good tracks.
- Added Mexican GP (sort of replacing the New Jersey idea). There are 2 Mexican Drivers currently with more in lower tiers and there needs to be more GP's in the Americas in my opinion.
What are your ideas for a future calender? (I'm using a maximum of 20 tracks)
