F1 Turkish Grand Prix Cancelled: Austria To Host Double Header In 2021 F1 Schedule

F1 Turkish Grand Prix Cancelled: As the 2021 F1 season is one like never been witnessed before by any fanatic, get to know all about the Turkish GP being the latest Grand Prix to be cancelled. 

There have been a handful of changes in the F1 2021 Schedule so far. The original schedule has been significantly hampered by the travel restrictions being implemented. The latest to burn from this fire is the Turkish GP, as a result to which Austria gets a chance to stage two races for the second season running. 

Formula 1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali revealed that the organization was looking forward for the race in Turkey, but the travel restrictions did not allow the race to be staged. This has led to the French Grand Prix to be moved on June 20, whereas races in Austria will take place on June 27 and July 4, 2021. 

F1 Turkish Grand Prix Cancelled: Turkish GP to be held later this year? 

The Turkish Grand Prix was replacing the Canadian Grand Prix in the 2021 F1 Calendar and was scheduled for 11-13 June. However, according to Philip Horton, it has been reported that Turkey is asking for a postponement in their participation to the later month in the year, if possible, assuming that the COVID-19 situation in the country will improve by then. 

But talking about the current scenario of the Covid-19 travel restriction, Turkey is out for the month of June. But if some other venue withdraws their participation, owing to third-wave somewhere, then the F1 schedule might see Turkey making a comeback for the second time this year. 

Remaining 2021 F1 Calendar; courtesy to Turkish GP being Cancelled 

Updated Remaining F1 schedule as it stands after Turkish GP getting Cancelled

1. May 23 – Monaco Grand Prix 
2. June 6 – Azerbaijan Grand Prix 
3. June 20 – French Grand Prix 
4. June 27 – Styrian Grand Prix 
5. July 4 – Austrian Grand Prix 
6. July 18 – British Grand Prix 
7. August 1 – Hungarian Grand Prix 
8. August 29 – Belgian Grand Prix 
9. September 5 – Dutch Grand Prix 
10. September 12 – Italian Grand Prix 
11. September 26 – Russian Grand Prix 
12. October 3 – Singapore Grand Prix 
13. October 10 – Japanese Grand Prix 
14. October 24 – United States Grand Prix 
15. October 31 – Mexican Grand Prix 
16. November 7 – Brazilian Grand Prix 
17. November 21 – Australian Grand Prix 
18. December 5 – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 
19. December 12 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 

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