Formula 1 races that haven't been postponed or canceled

While many Formula 1 races have been postponed or canceled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, many have not been affected.

The coronavirus pandemic has altered all sorts of plans worldwide, and Formula 1 has been no exception.

The season had been scheduled to get underway on Sunday, March 15 with the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit, but that did not happen, and the series has since postponed or canceled the next nine races on the schedule as well.

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So what was once a record-breaking 22-race schedule is now just a 12-race schedule, although there are plans to run between 15 and 18 races this season, depending on how this ever-changing situation plays out as the year progresses.

The new plan involves the season running beyond its currently scheduled ending date of Sunday, November 29. But while much of the recent focus on the sport has justifiably been on the negative, the fact is, the bulk of the schedule has not yet been affected by this pandemic.

Here is a list of the 12 races that are still scheduled to be contested on their originally scheduled dates.

NOTE: This list is subject to change. If a race is postponed or canceled, it will be removed from this list. Be sure to check back periodically, and be sure to also check our tracker for details about postponed and/or canceled races and other schedule changes.

Last update: Monday, April 27 at 4:00 a.m. ET

Austrian Grand Prix at Red Bull Ring – Sunday, July 5

British Grand Prix at Silverstone Circuit – Sunday, July 19

Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring – Sunday, August 2

Belgian Grand Prix at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps – Sunday, August 30

Italian Grand Prix at Autodromo Nazionale Monza – Sunday, September 6

Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay Street Circuit – Sunday, September 20

Russian Grand Prix at Sochi Autodrom – Sunday, September 27

Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit – Sunday, October 11

United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas – Sunday, October 25

Mexican Grand Prix at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez – Sunday, November 1

Brazilian Grand Prix at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace – Sunday, November 15

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at Yas Marina Circuit – Sunday, November 29

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Formula 1 races that haven’t been postponed or canceled

By Asher Fair | Mar 24, 2020

While many Formula 1 races have been postponed or canceled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, many have not been affected.