#silverstone 22 + qatar 23

[cuntlos]

there is something very insanity-inducing about carlos and lando holding each other by the waist

[f1-obsessed333]

The 2023 calendar with Daniel’s confirmed races highlighted🦡

February 23-25 : Pre-season testing (?)

March 5: Bahrain, Sakhir

March 19: Saudi Arabia, Jeddah

April 2 Australia, Melbourne

April 30: Azerbaijan, Baku

May 7: Miami, Miami

May 21: Emilia Romagna, Imola

May 28 : Monaco, Monaco

June 4 Spain, Barcelona

June 18: Canada, Montreal

July 2: Austria, Spielberg

July 9: United Kingdom, Silverstone

July 23: Hungary, Budapest

July 30: Belgium, Spa

August 27: Netherlands, Zandvoort

September 3: Italy, Monza

September 17: Singapore, Singapore

September 24: Japan, Suzuka

October 8: Qatar,Lusail

October 22: USA, Austin

October 29:Mexico, Mexico City

November 5: Brazil, São Paulo

November 18: Las Vegas, Las Vegas

November 26: Abu Dhabi, Yas Marina

[missfine]

Ranking The Tracks: Formula 1 Edition

I thought it would be funny to rank all the tracks of the 2024 Formula 1 season. I will be ranking them from least favorite to favorite. This is just a ranking of what I like best so don't take it too seriously!

24. Australia

23. Qatar

22. Miami

21. Silverstone

20. Monaco

19. Imola

18. Canada

17. Spain

16. Austria

15. Hungary

14. Singapore

13. Belgium

12. Saudi Arabia

11. COTA/Austin

10. Abu Dhabi

9. Bahrain

8. Las Vegas

7. Monza

6. China

5. Zandvoort

4. Japan

3. Baku

2. Brazil

1. Mexico

[formula-one-source]

2024 Schedule

Mar 2: Bahrain

Mar 9: Saudi Arabia (Jeddah)

Mar 24: Australia (Melbourne)

Apr 7: Japan (Suzuka)

Apr 21: China (Shanghai)

May 5: Miami

May 19: Emilia-Romagna (Imola)

May 26: Monaco

Jun 9: Canada (Montreal)

Jun 23: Spain (Barcelona)

Jun 30: Austria (Red Bull Ring)

Jul 7: Great Britain (Silverstone)

Jul 21: Hungary (Hungaroring)

Jul 28: Belgium (Spa)

Aug 25: Netherlands

Sep 1: Italy (Monza)

Sep 15: Azerbaijan

Sep 22: Singapore

Oct 20: United States (Austin)

Oct 27: Mexico

Nov 3: Brazil (São Paulo)

Nov 23: Las Vegas

Dec 1: Qatar

Dec 8: Abu Dhabi

[lumestari-f1news]

2024 F1 Season

✅ 1st Grand Prix: Sahkir, Bahrain -- 29/02 - 02/03

✅ 2nd Grand Prix: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia -- 07/03 - 09/03

✅ 3rd Grand Prix: Melbourne, Australia -- 22/03 - 24/03

❌ 4th Grand Prix: Suzuka, Japan -- 05/04 - 07/04

❌ 5th Grand Prix: Shanghain, China -- 19/04 - 21/04

❌ 6th Grand Prix: Miami, USA -- 03/05 - 05/05

❌ 7th Grand Prix: Imola, Italy -- 17/05 - 19/05

❌ 8th Grand Prix: Monaco, Monaco -- 24/05 - 26/05

❌ 9th Grand Prix: Montreal, Canada -- 07/06 - 09/06

❌ 10th Grand Prix: Barcelona, Spain -- 21/06 - 23/06

❌ 11th Grand Prix: Spielberg, Austria -- 28/06 -30/06

❌ 12th Grand Prix: Silverstone, UK -- 05/07 - 07/07

❌ 13th Grand Prix: Budapest, Hungary -- 19/07 - 21/07

❌ 14th Grand Prix: Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium -- 26/07 - 28/07

❌ 15th Grand Prix: Zandvoort, Netherlands -- 23/08 - 25/08

❌ 16th Grand Prix: Monza, Italy -- 30/08 - 01/09

❌ 17th Grand Prix: Baku, Azerbaijan -- 13/09 - 15/09

❌ 18th Grand Prix: Singapore, Singapore -- 20/09 - 22/09

❌ 19th Grand Prix: Austin, USA -- 18/10 - 20/10

❌ 20th Grand Prix: Mexico City, Mexico -- 25/10 - 27/10

❌ 21st Grand Prix: Sao Paulo, Brazil -- 01/11 - 03/11

❌ 22nd Grand Prix: Las Vegas, USA -- 21/11 - 23/11

❌ 23rd Grand Prix: Lusail, Qatar -- 29/11 - 01/12

❌ 24th Grand Prix: Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi -- 06/12 - 08/12

[f1]

Three key stand outs from the 2024 F1 calendar

The 2024 Formula 1 World Championship calendar has broken cover, with a run of 24 races that begins in Bahrain and finishes in Abu Dhabi. So what are the main differences for this upcoming campaign? The season begins with two Saturday races For the first time since 1985, a full World Championship Grand Prix will take place on a day other than Sunday this year when the lights go out for the much-anticipated inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix at 10pm local time on Saturday 18 November 2023. READ MORE: Formula 1 announces calendar for 2024 In 2024, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia will join Las Vegas in making it three Saturday races on the calendar, the former two accommodating Ramadan, a period of fasting, prayer and reflection observed by Muslims around the world, which begins on Sunday March 10 – one day after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. It means everything will shift forward a day for the opening two events, with the media day taking place on Wednesday, the opening two free practice sessions on Thursday, FP3 and qualifying on Friday and the main event – the Grand Prix – on Saturday. The Bahrain Grand Prix season opener will take place on a Saturday Races move position to support regionalisation Formula 1 calendars are complicated things, with some races needing to be at certain times of year otherwise it’ll be too hot or too cold to go racing. It makes slotting each race into the calendar an interesting challenge. In the pursuit of a more regionalised calendar, which in turn will make the sport more sustainable, three races have moved position for 2024. The Japanese Grand Prix is the biggest mover, switching from a September date to April – in the heart of the country’s beautiful cherry blossom season. READ MORE: How logistics experts DHL are helping Formula 1 hit their Net Zero by 2030 target The Japanese Grand Prix will take place in April 2024 Freight can now move from Australia to Japan and then onto China to improve the efficiencies of travelling. The Azerbaijan Grand Prix moves from an April slot to September and is the first of a back-to-back with Singapore. And finally, Qatar shifts from October to the first weekend of December as a stop-off from Las Vegas on the way to Abu Dhabi. READ MORE: 'It's the next revolution' – Tech chief Pat Symonds explains why Formula 1 is leading the push for sustainable fuels Formula 1 set for bumper 24-race calendar China is set to make its first appearance on the F1 calendar since 2019 – its absence down to the ongoing difficulties presented by Covid-19. That means F1 will have a bumper 24 races – with the traditional three-week summer break remaining in August, plus an additional three-week pause between Singapore and Austin and a two-week breather between Brazil and Las Vegas. Check out the full calendar below… 2024 F1 calendar Date Grand Prix Venue February 29 – March 2 Bahrain Sakhir March 7-9 Saudi Arabia Jeddah March 22-24 Australia Melbourne April 5-7 Japan Suzuka April 19-21 China Shanghai May 3-5 Miami Miami May 17-19 Emilia Romagna Imola May 24-26 Monaco Monaco June 7-9 Canada Montreal June 21-23 Spain Barcelona June 28-30 Austria Spielberg July 5-7 United Kingdom Silverstone July 19-21 Hungary Budapest July 26-28 Belgium Spa August 23-25 Netherlands Zandvoort August 30 – September 1 Italy Monza September 13-15 Azerbaijan Baku September 20-22 Singapore Singapore October 18-20 USA Austin October 25-27 Mexico Mexico City November 1-3 Brazil Sao Paulo November 21-23 Las Vegas Las Vegas November 29 – December 1 Qatar Lusail December 6-8 Abu Dhabi Yas Marina via Formula 1 News https://www.formula1.com

[personal-reporter]

Campionato Moto Gp 2023

Il lungo viaggio del Motomondiale prenderà il via con la primavera, infatti la prima delle 21 gare in programma in questa stagione si disputerà in Portogallo sul circuito di Portimao nel weekend dal 24 al 25 marzo e non in Qatar. Dall’Europa piloti e team correranno poi in Argentina sul tracciato di Rio Hondo dal 30 marzo al 2 aprile e due settimane dopo ad Austin in Texas dal 14 al 16 aprile. Con la fine di aprile il Motomondiale tornerà in Europa. E la  prima tappa sarà a Jerez dal 28 al 30 aprile e successivamente dal 13 e 15 maggio si correrà a Le Mans in Francia. A giugno sarà il Mugello ad ospitare il campionato del Mondo, poi ci si sposterà in Germania al Sachsenring dal 17 al 18 giugno, in quella che per anni è stata la pista favorita di Marc Marquez ma che lo scorso anno ha visto il trionfo di Fabio Quartararo, e il mese si chiuderà con il GP di Assen in programma dal 23 al 25. A luglio arriverà il GP del Kazakistan in programma dal 7 al 9, appuntamento che segnerà la fine della prima parte della stagione che riprenderà un mese dopo in Gran Bretagna, sul circuito di Silverstone,  dal 4 al 6 agosto. Spielberg, in Austria,  dal 18 al 20 agosto ospiterà l’undicesima prova della stagione e la prova successiva sarà sul circuito alle porte di Barcellona dal 1 al 3 settembre. La grande festa in Riviera per il Motomondiale si terrà a Misano dall’8 al 10 settembre, sul tracciato dedicato a Marco Simoncelli, che sarà l’ultima prova prima della lunga trasferta asiatica che vedrà nell’ordine il GP in India al Buddh International Circuit dal 22 al 24 settembre, seguito dal GP del Giappone sul tracciato di Motegi dal 29 settembre al  ottobre. Dopo una settimana di pausa si arriverà in Thailandia dal 27 al 29 ottobre a cui seguirà la trasferta in Malesia, dove la stagione era iniziata coi primi test a febbraio, dal 10 al 12 novembre. Dal 17 al 19 novembre in Qatar ci sarà la gara su circuito di Losail, ultima prova in calendario prima del gran finale in programma a Valencia il 26 novembre. Sarà una stagione lunga, la più lunga della storia del motomondiale, che metterà a dura prova piloti e team, anche alla luce della grande novità della stagione. Cioè la Sprint Race, la gara corta del sabato,  che porterà a due le prove per i piloti della MotoGP da disputare nel fine settimana. Rispetto alla F1 la Sprint Race sarà una gara a sé, che non determinerà la griglia di partenza del GP della domenica, e assegnerà punti per la classifica Mondiale ai primi nove piloti classificati e si correrà sulla metà dei giri previsti dal GP della domenica. Read the full article

[thethirteenthcrow]

racing verse progress 🏎🏁 | finished!

full list of all 2021 races and the fics written for ✨the racing verse✨. strike-through are races that have passed and of which the fics are finished and posted. stay up to date by following this list!

if you want, you can support me on ko-fi for falsely promised faster updates !

race 1 || 28.03.2021 Sakhir (🇧🇭): racing heartbeats

race 2 || 18.04.2021 Imola (🇮🇹): restart

race 3 || 02.05.2021 Algarve (🇵🇹): softs

race 4 || 09.05.2021 Catalunya (🇪🇸): get some grip

race 5 || 23.05.2021 Monte Carlo (🇲🇨): on edge

race 6 || 06.06.2021 Baku (🇦🇿): pressing all your buttons

race 7 || 20.06.2021 Paul Ricard (🇫🇷): test drive

race 8 || 27.06.2021 Styrian (🇦🇹): winner's treatment

race 9 || 04.07.2021 Styrian ii (🇦🇹): my trophy

race 10 || 18.07.2021 Silverstone (🇬🇧): crashing hearts

race 11 || 01.08.2021 Hungaroring (🇭🇺): slippery when wet

race 12 || 29.08.2021 Spa-Francorchamps (🇧🇪): slipping and sliding into your heart

race 13 || 05.09.2021 Zandvoort (🇳🇱): the race to a man's heart is through his stomach

race 14 || 12.09.2021 Monza (🇮🇹): always on top of you

race 15 || 26.09.2021 Sochi (🇷🇺): lucky rain

race 16 || 10.10.2021 Istanbul Park (🇹🇷): paint it white

race 17 || 24.10.2021 Austin (🇺🇸): medical treatment needed

race 18 || 31.10.2021 Mexico-City (🇲🇽): red light, green light

race 19 || 07.11.2021 Interlagos (🇧🇷): expensive touches

race 20 || 21.11.2021 Losail Qatar (🇧🇭): double yellow; press red

race 21 || 05.12.2021 Jeddah (🇸🇦): (mis)communication

race 22 || 12.12.2021 Yas Marina (🇦🇪): wrong kind of safety

work 23 || epilogue: the end of the beginning

[slattour]

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[farheunicefernandez24]

2022 Austrian Grand Prix Sprint Futures Odds, Analysis, Predictions, and Picks

On Saturday, July 9 at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Styria, Austria, a Qualifying Sprint race worth 3 points will be run before Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix and oddsmakers have odds available for this race (ESPN, 10:30 am EDT/7:30 am PDT). 카지노사이트

On Sunday, July 10, the Formula 1 circuit will see the running of the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix from the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Styria, Austria (ESPN, 9 am ET/8 am CT/6 am PT).

Last weekend on Sunday, July 3 in Round 11 of the 22 Round 2022 Formula One World Championship season in the 2022 British Grand Prix from Silverstone Circuit in Silverstone, UK, Spaniard Carlos Sainz (102 points) earned his first career victory.

Sergio Pérez (5/1 to win the 2023 Austrian Grand Prix) ended up in 2nd place behind Sainz (5/1) with UK native and race dominator Lewis Hamilton on the podium and finishing in 3rd place in the F1 race at the Silverstone Circuit in Jolly Old England.

F1 Sprint Race in Austria Saturday Sees Verstappen Faved

In the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix on June 19, the hottest Driver on the circuit, Max Verstappen, extended his Points lead with another victory after capturing the Pole Position also the day before at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montréal, Quebec.

In the 2022 F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix from the Baku City Circuit in Baku, Azerbaijan on Sunday, June 12, Verstappen (+110) also took home the checkered flag with Red Bull Racing teammate Pérez finishing in 2nd place, a far 20.823 seconds behind him.

In this 2022 Formula One season, there are a circuit record 23 F1 Grand Prix, including a new Mini-Grand Prix and the inaugural 57-lap Miami Grand Prix from the Sunshine State which was won by Verstappen and Red Bull Racing who have been having a great season.

F1 decided to start the season started earlier this year so the circuit wouldn’t be in any scheduling conflict with the 2022 FIFA World Cup—which will be held in Qatar—and Qatar won’t host a Grand Prix race this year. The Qatar race will be on the circuit in 2023.

2022 F1 Austrian Grand Prix Sprint Odds

Max Verstappen +125

Charles Leclerc +160

Carlos Sainz +800

Lewis Hamilton +1000

Sergio Pérez +1000

George Russell +1600

Lando Norris +12500

Fernando Alonso +15000

Valtteri Bottas +30000

Daniel Ricciardo +30000

Pierre Gasly +50000

Esteban Ocon +50000

2022 F1 Austrian Grand Prix Winner Odds

Charles Leclerc +140

Max Verstappen +170

Sergio Pérez +500

Carlos Sainz +500

Lewis Hamilton +2000

George Russell +2000

Fernando Alonso +3300

Lando Norris +6600

Valtteri Bottas +10000

Pierre Gasly +10000

Esteban Ocon +15000

Daniel Ricciardo +15000

Yuki Tsunoda +15000

Kevin Magnussen +25000  바카라사이트

Mick Schumacher +25000

Guanyu Zhou +50000

Lance Stroll +50000

Sebastian Vettel +50000

Alex Albon +50000

Nicholas Latifi +100000

2022 Formula One Points Leaderboard

1—Max Verstappen (Netherlands), Red Bull Racing RBPT 181 points

2—Sergio Pérez (Mexico), Red Bull Racing RBPT 167 points

3—Charles Leclerc (Montserrat), Ferrari 138 points

4—George Russell (Great Britain), Mercedes 127 points

5—Carlos Sainz (Spain), Ferrari, 111 points

6—Lewis Hamilton (Great Britain), Mercedes 93 points

7—Lando Norris (Great Britain), McLaren Mercedes 58 points

8—Valterri Bottas (Finland), Alfa Romeo Ferrari 46 points

9—Esteban Ocon (France), Alpine Renault 39 points

10—Fernando Alonso (Spain), Alpine Renault 28 points

11—Pierre Gasly (France) Alpha Tauri 16 points

12—Kevin Magnusson (Denmark) , Alpine Renault 15 points

13—Daniel Ricciardo (Austria), McLaren Mercedes 15 points

14—Sebastien Vettel (Germany), Aston-Martin Aramco Mercedes 15 points

2021—Max Verstappen (Netherlands) Red Bull Racing-Honda

2020—Valtteri Bottas (Finland), Mercedes

2019—Max Verstappen (Netherlands) Red Bull Racing-Honda

2018—Max Verstappen (Netherlands) Red Bull Racing-TAG Heuer

2017—Valtteri Bottas (Finland), Mercedes

2016—Nico Rodsberg (Germany), Mercedes

2015—Nico Rodsberg (Germany), Mercedes

2014—Valtteri Bottas (Finland), Mercedes

2004-2013—Race not held

2003—Michael Schumacher (Germany), Ferrari

2002—Michael Schumacher (Germany), Ferrari

2001—David Coulthard (Great Britain), McLaren-Mercedes

2000—Mika Häkkinen (Finland), McLaren-Mercedes

Sainz, Pérez Both Threats in Saturday’s Sprint Race

Max Verstappen has five Wins in the last eight races (Saudi Arabia, Italy, Miami, Spain, Azerbaijan, Canada), and teammate Segio Pérez (6/1 Fastest Lap 2023 Austrian Grand Prix, BetOnline) is also performing very well at this juncture of the F1 racing season.

Charles Leclerc (wins at Bahrain, Australia) has been pretty good in the Qualifying market, but Pérez and Carlos Sainz (5/1 to win 2022 Austrian Grand Prix) are also making some noise and 70 points off of the lead in 5th place, Sainz (111 points) is worth watching.

Belgian native Verstappen (181 points)—he races for the Netherlands—has won three of the last 4 Austrian Grand Prixs and Verstappen, who has won with Red Bull Racing-Honda, will now try to get the checkered flag for Red Bull Racing RBPT and also win this Sprint.

Verstappen (+170 to win the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix) and his Red Bull Racing RBPT teammate Sergio Pérez (6/1)—who finished in 2nd place at the Silverstone Circuit last weekend and he is my pick to get the checkered flag this week—should both contend.

Lewis Hamilton (12/1 to win the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix) had a very good race at Silverstone—where has won a record 8 times— finishing in 2rd place, but winning the sprint (10/1) seems like a stretch with others driving so much better this F1 season.

The F1 Drivers with the most Austrian Grand Prix Wins are Joe Seifert (4) Alain Prost (3), and the aforementioned 24-year-old Verstappen who can become the all-time winningest Driver here in Austria with his 4th Austrian GP victory at the circuit here on Sunday.

In the United States, the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix race can be seen on ESPN, the ESPN App, and the NBC Sports Stream and Formula One fans and bettors can check out the race in the United Kingdom live on Sky Sports as well as through Live Streaming on NOW.

The next and 13th race is the French Grand Prix on Sunday, July 24 (ESPN, ESPN App).

2022 F1 Austria Grand Prix Practice, Race Schedule

Practice 1—Friday, July 8, 13:30-14:30 (1:30 pm EDT/12:30 pm CT/10:30 am PT)

Qualifying—Friday, July 8, 17:00-18:00 (5 pm EDT/4 pm CDT/2 pm PDT)

Practice 2—Saturday, July 9, 12:30-13:30 (6:30 pm EDT/5:30 am CDT/3:30 am PDT)

Sprint Race—Saturday, July 9, 16:30-17:00 (10:30 am EDT/9:30 am CDT/7:30 am PDT)

Austrian Grand Prix—Sunday, July 10, 15:00-17:00 (9 am EDT/8 am CDT/6 am PDT) 온라인카지노

[ladystylestores]

Coronavirus: What sporting events are affected by the pandemic? | News

The outbreak of the novel coronavirus, which as of May 21 has killed more than 329,000 people  globally, has affected sporting events across the world.

As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide has surged past five million, major sporting events have been cancelled or postponed.

The most significant one that was due to take place in Japan this summer was the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

More:

However, the International Olympic Committee and Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have postponed the event to next year, where it will now take place from July 23 to August 8, 2021.

Football

In South Korea, the football league season restarted on May 8 after several weeks of postponement, with reigning champions Jeonbuk Motors hosting Suwon Bluewings in an empty World Cup Stadium in Jeonju.

The Major League Soccer (MLS) top-tier football league in the US has extended its postponement of matches in the country until at least June 8 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

On April 12, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced the postponement of the two-legged semi-finals of the African Champions League that were supposed to take place in May.

“In light of growing concerns and evolving nature on COVID-19 (that has led to a) lockdown in most countries, the CAF Emergency Committee has decided to postpone the matches until further notice,” a statement said.

The CONCACAF (Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football) Nations League Finals, which were scheduled for June 4 to June 7, have been suspended. The finals, due to be contested by Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico and the United States and held in the Houston and Dallas areas of Texas, will be rescheduled for a later date in venues to be determined.

Football in Russia has been suspended until April 10. The Russian league was the best-attended sports competition still operating in Europe last weekend, with more than 33,000 fans at one of its games, but the Russian Football Union agreed to immediately suspend all competitions at a meeting on March 17.

In Germany, the top-flight Bundesliga resumed its season on May 16 behind closed doors after a two-month hiatus. 

The African Nations Championship 2020  tournament scheduled for April in Cameroon has been postponed indefinitely, the African Football Federation said in a statement on March 17.

This year’s Copa America has been postponed until 2021, the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) said on March 17. The 12-team tournament had originally been scheduled to take place from June 12 to July 12 in Colombia and Argentina.

The Euro 2020 tournament has been postponed until 2021, European football’s governing body UEFA said in a statement on March 17. UEFA said that the 24-team tournament, which was due to be staged in 12 nations across the continent from June 12 to July 12 this year, would now take place from June 11 to July 11, 2021. 

On April 23, UEFA also postponed the Euro 2021 Women’s championship, and it will now be played in England from July 6 to July 31, in the same venues that were originally proposed to host the event.  

Meanwhile in England, all elite football has been suspended until at least April 30.

Europa League match between Inter Milan and Ludogorets was played in an empty stadium in Milan, Italy [Emilio Andreoli/Reuters]

UEFA on April 1 suspended all Champions League and Europa League matches ��until further notice”.

All national team games scheduled for June have also been postponed.

FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation have agreed to postpone the Asian World Cup qualifying matches in March and June.

New seasons in the Chinese, Japanese and South Korean professional leagues have been postponed.

Asian Champions League matches involving Chinese clubs Guangzhou Evergrande, Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG have been postponed. The start of the knockout rounds has been moved back to September.

The Confederation of African Football has postponed two rounds of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers scheduled for March 25-31.

An exhibition match between Mexico and Colombia on May 30 at Denver has been cancelled.

The three divisions of England’s National League have also been suspended indefinitely.

The rest of the Dutch football league has been cancelled and leading team Ajax will not be declared the champion.

Marathons

The London Marathon, which was scheduled to take place on April 26, has been postponed until October 4.

The Boston Marathon, originally scheduled for April 4, is now expected to take place on September 14.

Amsterdam, Paris and Barcelona marathons have also been postponed. 

In Japan on March 1, the Tokyo Marathon, which usually attracts 300,000 participants, was restricted to only 200 elite runners.

Combination photos show how runners fill the street at the start of the Tokyo Marathon 2019 in Tokyo, Japan in this March 3, 2019, right, and runners start at the Tokyo Marathon 2020 in Tokyo, Japan on March 1, 2020 [Kyodo/via Reuters]

Olympic Games

The International Olympic Committee and Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have concluded the Tokyo 2020 Olympics must be postponed.    

The decision was made after holding out for weeks as local organisers and the IOC came under increasing pressure from athletes, national Olympic bodies and sports federations.

The event will now take place from July 23 to August 8, 2021. 

Athletics

The traditional Berlin athletics meeting, ISTAF, will not take place without spectators later this year if coronavirus restrictions remain in place, organisers have said. The 79th edition of the event is scheduled for September 13, but meeting director Martin Seeber said he is planning a potential cancellation and wants a decision by mid-June.

The World Athletics Championships scheduled to take place in Oregon in August 2021 have been pushed back to July 2022 to avoid clashing with the rescheduled Olympic Games, the sport’s governing body said on April 8. 

The Diamond League postponed its first five meetings of the 2020 season due to be held in April and May in Qatar, China, Stockholm, Naples and Rabat.

World Athletics said in a statement that it “approved the new dates this week after extensive discussions with the sport’s stakeholders.”

The World Athletics Indoor Championships, scheduled for Nanjing from March 13-15, have been postponed until next year.

Formula 1

The Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix, which was scheduled originally for August 2, can only take place without spectators, organisers said

Formula One plans to start its season behind closed doors in Austria from July 3-5, followed by the British Grand Prix at Silverstone under similar conditions, but has yet to publish a revised calendar.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix became the latest postponement in the calendar, meaning there will be no Formula One races until the middle of June at the earliest.

The race at the Baku City Circuit was scheduled for June 7.

Formula 1 cancelled the season-opening Australian GP after a McLaren team member contracted the coronavirus. The race was scheduled to take place on March 15. 

The Bahrain Grand Prix and the Vietnam Grand Prix have been postponed. Those events were first scheduled to take place on March 20-22 and April 3-5 respectively.

The Bahrain Grand Prix in Manama was due to be held without fans before organisers decided to postpone the race [File: Thaier Al-Sudani/Reuters]

The Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, which was scheduled to take place on April 19, was also called off. 

Races in the Netherlands, Spain and Monaco in May have all been postponed, the governing motorsport body FIA said on March 19. 

Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix organisers announced on April 7 that the race in Montreal that was supposed to kick off the 2020 World Championship calendar will be postponed until further notice. 

The French Formula 1 Grand Prix scheduled for June 28 at Le Castellet has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, organisers said on April 27.

Racing

The Indianapolis 500 scheduled for May 24 has been postponed until August 23 and will not run on Memorial Day weekend for the first time since 1946.

The French MotoGP initially scheduled for May 15-17 in Le Mans, was postponed because of the “ongoing coronavirus outbreak”, organisers announced on April 2.

Tennis

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) said 900 tournaments across all its circuits had been postponed and that it was furloughing half its staff.

The ITF’s revamped Fed Cup Finals was one of the high-profile events postponed. It was supposed to have taken place this month in Budapest.

The 2020 Wimbledon tennis championships have been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic, the All England Club announced on April 1.

It is the first time the championships, due to take place between June 28 and July 11, have been called off since World War II.

The professional tennis tour – men’s and women’s – has been suspended until June 7, with all clay-court tournaments in Europe cancelled. ATP and WTA rankings have been frozen until further notice. 

Joint WTA/ @atptour Announcement:

All ATP and WTA tournaments in the Spring clay court swing will not be held as scheduled.

The professional tennis season is now suspended through June 7, 2020 –> https://t.co/IYR6A2pI05 pic.twitter.com/qHOlmohWbq

— WTA (@WTA) March 18, 2020

The US Women’s Open in Houston has been postponed from the end of spring to the middle of December.

The USGA said that the rapid development of COVID-19 has led the Women’s Open at Champions Golf Club to be postponed. Instead of being held June 4-7, the new date is December 10-13.

The French Open has been postponed until September 20 – October 4, organisers said on March 17. The clay-court major was originally scheduled to be played from May 24-June 7.

There was also disappointment for tennis fans in California as the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells was cancelled.

Also cancelled were the Xi’an Open, scheduled for April 13 to 19, and Kunming Open, pencilled for April 27 to May 3. Both events were to take place in China.

In the United Kingdom, the Main Board of the All England Club (AELTC) and the Committee of Management of The Championships on April 1 decided to cancel the Wimbledon grasscourt Grand Slam, formally known as The Championships 2020. The 134th Championships will instead be staged from 28 June to 11 July 2021.

Boxing

The world boxing heavyweight title fight between Briton Anthony Joshua and the IBF’s mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev of Bulgaria originally scheduled for June 20 has been postponed, promoters said.

The Tokyo Olympic boxing qualifiers for Asia and Oceania were moved to Jordan from China.

However, the European, American and final world qualifying boxing tournaments for the Olympic Games have been suspended, the International Olympic Committee said.

Briton Anthony Joshua’s world heavyweight title defence against Bulgarian Kubrat Pulev would probably take place at the end of the year instead of June 20 at Tottenham Hotspur’s stadium in London as scheduled.

Basketball

On May 19, the German basketball league (BBL) has been given permission by the regional Bavarian government to conclude its season   with a 10-team tournament in Munich’s Audi Dome in the first weekend of June.

The National Basketball Association (NBA) said on March 11 that it was suspending the season until further notice after a Utah Jazz player tested positive for the virus.

The WNBA draft will be a virtual event this year. The women’s league announced that its draft will still be held on April 17 as originally scheduled, but without players, fans or media in attendance due to the coronavirus pandemic.

WNBA postpones start of 2020 regular season

The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) postponed the 2020 regular season as coronavirus continues spreading rapidly across the US and the world.

“As developments continue to emerge around the COVID-19 pandemic, including the extension of the social distancing guidelines in the United States through April 30, the WNBA will postpone the start of its training camps and the tip of the regular season originally scheduled for May 15,” the WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said in a statement late Friday.

“While the league continues to use this time to conduct scenario-planning regarding new start dates and innovative formats, our guiding principle will continue to be the health and safety of the players, fans and employees,” she added.

Rugby

World Rugby’s governing body announced on May 15 it has postponed all test matches scheduled for July due to travel curbs and health protocols implemented to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus.

It was too early to determine whether matches in the November window would be affected at this stage, it added, with a decision contingent on advice from governments and health organisations.

In France, the country’s rugby federation said on March 13 that it was suspending all of its competitions due to the outbreak.

At least three Six Nations matches have been postponed.

The women’s Six Nations game between Scotland and France was postponed after a Scottish player tested positive for coronavirus.

The Singapore and Hong Kong legs of the World Rugby Sevens Series have been postponed from April to October.

MotoGP

The opening two rounds of the season in Qatar, which were scheduled for March 6-8, did not go ahead. The Thailand race, due to be held on March 22, has been postponed.

April rounds in Texas and Argentina have been pushed back to November. 

The Spanish Grand Prix scheduled for May 3 has also been postponed. It is the fifth MotoGP race to be cancelled or postponed due to the coronavirus. 

Table tennis

The world championships in Busan, South Korea, have been pushed back provisionally from March to June. 

The April 21 to 26 World Tour Japan Open in Kitakyushu has been postponed.

Golf

On May 14, the PGA Tour said testing for the novel coronavirus and daily temperature checks will be a mandatory feature of the return of professional golf in the US on June 11 with the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas. 

The Saudi Ladies International, the first women’s professional golf event to be staged in Saudi Arabia, has been rescheduled for October 8-11 after it was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, organisers have confirmed.

The 2020 Masters Tournament has been provisionally rescheduled for November 12-15, Augusta National Golf Club has said.

The 149th Open Championship due to be played at Royal St George’s from July 16-19 has been cancelled. “The R&A has decided to cancel The Open in 2020 due to the current Covid-19 pandemic,” the governing body said in a statement, adding that “the Championship will next be played at Royal St George’s in 2021”.

The KLPGA Championship at the Lakewood Country Club in Yangju, South Korea was held without spectators [Lee Jin-man/AP]

 The Trophee Hassan II in Morocco from June 4-7 was postponed and the Scandinavian Mixed tournament in Stockholm was cancelled and will now be played in 2021.

The Honda LPGA Thailand event and the HSBC Women’s World Championship in Singapore have been cancelled.

The Maybank Championship in Kuala Lumpur and the China Open have been postponed.

The Indian and China opens have both been postponed.

The Evian Masters women’s golf tournament has been moved to August.

The Dubai Duty Free Irish Open announced on March 30 that it would be postponed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The European Tour confirmed that the event, scheduled for 28-31 May at Mount Juliet, has been postponed following “consultation with all stakeholders”.

Cycling

The road cycling European championships scheduled for September in the Italian province of Trentino have been postponed by a year, the Union Europeenne de Cyclisme (UEC) said on May 3.

The three-week Tour de France, scheduled for June 27, will now start on August 29 and will finish on September 20.

The Tour could not start as scheduled in the Riviera city of Nice because French President Emmanuel Macron cancelled all public events with large crowds through mid-July in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Top one-day cycling races Paris-Roubaix and Liege-Bastogne-Liege have been postponed, organisers said on March 17. Paris-Roubaix and Liege-Bastogne-Liege, which were due to be held on April 12 and 26 respectively, are two of the five “Monument” races of the cycling calendar with the Tour of Flanders, Milan-Sanremo and the Tour of Lombardy.

The Tour of Flanders and Milan-Sanremo have already been postponed. A new date has yet to be set for the races.

The final two stages of the UAE Tour were cancelled after two Italian participants tested positive for the coronavirus.

Four teams have pulled out of several cycling races in Italy.

The Giro d’Italia start on May 9 in Budapest has been postponed. A new start date will not be determined until at least April 3.

Meanwhile, British Cycling will furlough around a third of its staff in April and May due to the financial impact of the pandemic. 

On April 13, the Turkish Cycling Federation announced all cycling competitions to be held in Turkey until June have been postponed.

All scheduled activities until June 6 are postponed to a later date because of the coronavirus pandemic. New racing calendar will be announced later, the federation said in a statement.

Baseball

The final qualification tournament for the Olympics in Taiwan has been postponed from April to June.

Japan and South Korea professional league has postponed the start of the new season.

Major League Baseball (MLB), the US’s professional baseball league, suspended its “spring training”, a period in the off-season that features practices and exhibition games that allow trainers to test new players on different teams.

The MLB also delayed its opening day, which was scheduled for March 26, for at least two weeks. 

MLB games scheduled to be played in Mexico City and San Juan, Puerto Rico, are cancelled. 

  NCAA

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) cancelled scheduled games for both men and women on Thursday afternoon.

The NCAA organises all sports for athletes in university, an important league that showcases young talent to recruiters for professional sports in the US. 

The cancellation extends to all championships scheduled in the spring, including hockey, baseball and lacrosse.

Cricket

England’s two-match test series in Sri Lanka, which has been postponed and rescheduled for January next year, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) CEO Ashley de Silva said. England were scheduled to play tests in Galle and Colombo in March before the coronavirus outbreak.

The men’s Cricket World Cup Challenge League A, scheduled to begin on March 16 in Malaysia, has been postponed.

The start of the Indian Premier League T20 tournament (March 29) was postponed until April 15.

The Pakistan Cricket Board announced that Pakistan Super League matches in Karachi will be played with no spectators in the stadium.

England’s two-match test series in Sri Lanka scheduled to start on March 19 was postponed.

Australia’s proposed test tour of Bangladesh in June has been postponed and both boards will work together to find new dates to reschedule the series.

Judo

The International Judo Federation cancelled all Olympic qualification events through to the end of April.

Weightlifting

The Asian Championships, scheduled to take place in Uzbekistan from April 16 to 25, have been cancelled.

Winter sports

The International Ski Federation cancelled the final races of the men’s Alpine skiing World Cup.

The World Cup finals in Cortina were cancelled along with the last three women’s races in Are.

The women’s world ice hockey championships in Canada were cancelled.

The Ice Hockey World Championship scheduled for Switzerland in May was cancelled.

The speed skating world championships in Seoul were postponed until at least October.

The March 16-22 world figure skating championships in Montreal were cancelled.

The Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) has cancelled the remainder of its season after temporarily suspending its playoffs.

Australian Rules

The AFL game between St Kilda Saints and Port Adelaide Power scheduled for May 31 in China has been moved to Melbourne.

NHL 

The National Hockey League, primarily based in the US but with teams from Canada, suspended its season indefinitely on March 12. 

Wrestling

The Asian Olympic qualifying event from March 27-29 was moved from Xi’an, China to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

On February 29, Kyrgyzstan withdrew as host.

Horse racing 

The Dubai World Cup, one of the world’s richest horse races and a premier annual sporting event in the United Arab Emirates, scheduled for March 28, has been postponed to next year, Dubai’s government media office tweeted on March 22.

The 146th running of the Kentucky Derby has been moved to September 5. It will be the first time the world-renowned horse race will not run on the first Saturday in May since 1945, when it was moved because of World World II.

Estimated revenue losses of various sports [Alia Chughtai/Al Jazeera]

Badminton

The final qualification tournament in Taiwan for the Olympics was put back from April to June 17-21, while the March 22-26 qualification event in Arizona was postponed.

Japan’s professional league postponed the start of the season.

Badminton’s Thomas and Uber Cup Finals being staged in Aarhus, Denmark, have been postponed from May 16-24 to August 15-23.

The biennial event features national teams.

The 2021 badminton World Championships will move from its August slot and begin in late November to avoid a clash with the rescheduled Tokyo Olympics next year, the game’s governing body said on May 1.

The tournament will be held from November 29 to December 5 in the Spanish city of Huelva, the Badminton World Federation (BWF) said in a statement.

Sumo

The Summer Grand Sumo Tournament has been postponed by two weeks from its scheduled May 10 start due to concerns over the coronavirus, according to the Japan Sumo Association.

The annual 15-day tournament at Tokyo’s Ryogoku Kokugikan is one of the six major sumo contests held in Japan every year. The Tokyo tournament is now scheduled to start on May 24, with the next competition to be held in Aichi Prefecture also delayed for two weeks.

Paralympics

The postponed Paralympic Games will run from August 24-September 5, 2021.

Canoeing

All events originally scheduled for May, including the Paracanoe World Championships, canoe sprint Olympic qualifiers, and the ICF canoe sprint World Cup have been cancelled.

Pre-Olympic canoe slalom training camps in Tokyo in May, June and July have all been cancelled.

The opening two ICF canoe slalom World Cups, set for June in Italy and France, have been postponed.

Swimming

The short course world championships, scheduled for December in Abu Dhabi, will now be staged from December 13-18, 2021, in the United Arab Emirates. 

The 2021 aquatics world championships in Fukuoka, Japan, will now be held from May 13-29, 2022, swimming’s governing body FINA said in a statement on May 4.

Canada’s Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic swimming trials have been rescheduled for next April, Swimming Canada said.

The trials, originally set for March 30 to April 5 in Toronto, were postponed on March 13 as part of efforts to control the spread of the novel coronavirus. They were rescheduled after the International Olympic Committee and Japan organisers postponed the 2020 Summer Games for one year.

The meet will be held at the same venue, the Toronto Pan Am Sports centre, but will be condensed into a five-day program from the seven days originally planned.

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Catat! Ini Jadwal Lengkap Race MotoGP 2018

MALANGTODAY.NET - Musim kompetisi adu balap kuda besi bergengsi dunia MotoGP 2018 akan mulai berlangsung, besok Minggu (18/3). Sirkuit Internasional Losail Qatar akan menjadi panggung perdana rider-rider MotoGP. Sama seperti musim-musim sebelumnya, musim ini MotoGP masih diprediksi akan berjalan ketat dan semakin seru. Legenda hidup MotoGP yang juga pebalap tim Movistar Yamaha, Valentino Rossi mengatakan jika musim ini akan menjadi musim yang seimbang. Baca Juga: Kabur Dua Tahun ke Madura, Pembacok Sadis Ini Akhirnya Ditangkap! "Musim ini merupakan musim MotoGP paling seimbang yang pernah ada. Saya melihat kecepatan tes di Qatar. Saya kira delapan, sembilan atau sepuluh pembalap bisa bertarung di awal, banyak pengendara memiliki kesempatan untuk memenangkan balapan pertama," kata pria yang memiliki julukan 'The Doctor' itu dikutip dari laman resmi MotoGP. Sementara itu, juara MotoGP 2017, Marc Marquez mengaku sangat percaya diri menghadapi balapan musim ini. Pebalap tim Repsol Honda itu telah meraih 6 kali juara dunia, modal yang sangat baik untuk Marc mengarungi musim ini. "Aku percaya pada diriku sendiri," tegas Marc. MotoGP tahun ini sendiri akan memainkan 19 seri. Debut MotoGP Thailand juga menjadi yang paling ditunggu-tunggu. Berikut jadwal lengkap seri MotoGP 2018. 18 Maret 2018 MotoGP Qatar-Losail International Circuit Qatar 8 April 2018 MotoGP Argentina-Circuit Autodromo Termas de Rio Hondo 22 April 2018 MotoGP Amerika-Circuit of the America 6 Mei 2018 MotoGP Spanyol-Circuit de Jerez 20 Mei 2018 MotoGP Perancis-Circuit Bugati Le Mans 3 Juni 2018 MotoGP Italia-Mugello Circuit 17 Juni 2018 MotoGP Catalunya-Circuit de Barcelona 1 Juli 2018 MotoGP Belanda-TT Circuit Assen 15 Juli 2018 MotoGP Jerman-Sachsenring 5 Agustus 2018 MotoGP Ceko-Automotodrom Brno 12 Agustus 2018 MotoGP Austria-Red Bull Ring Spielberg 26 Agustus 2018 MotoGP Inggris-Silverstone Circuit 9 September 2018 MotoGP San Marino-Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli 23 September 2018 MotoGP Aragon-Motorland Aragon Baca Juga: Nggak Nyangka! Ternyata Cara Kamu Memperlakukan Sang Mantan Bisa Dilihat Dari Zodiak 7 Oktober 2018 MotoGP Thailand-Buriram International Circuit 21 Oktober 2018 MotoGP Jepang-Twin Ring Motegi 28 Oktober 2018 MotoGP Australia-Phillip Island GP Circuit 4 November 2018 MotoGP Malaysia-Sepang International Circuit 18 November 2018 MotoGP Valencia-Circuit Ricardo Tormo

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Berita Otomotif Hari Ini, Jadwal Lengkap MotoGP di Tahun 2018

Seiring dengan penutupan ajang MotoGP pada 12 November 2017 kemarin, tak lama juga telah dirilis mengenai jadwal baru MotoGP di tahun 2018.

Tentu saja ini merupakan kabar yang menggembirakan bagi berita otomotif MotoGP. Terlepas dari hal itu, kalender untuk seri pertama MotoGP 2018 akan di gelar di sirkuit Losail, Qatar.

Akan tetapi, kdawal tersebut telah mengalami perubahan dimana awalnya akan di gelar di negara Qatar, yang memiliki format race weekend yang tidak biasa.

Sebab, pada sesi latihan bebas MotoGP 2018 akan di mulai pada hari Kamis waktu setempat.

Nah, bagi kalian yang ingin mengetahui lebih jelasnya lagi, berikut di bawah ini ada ulasan mengenai jadwal lengkap MotoGp di tahun 2018 mendatang.

Baca Juga: Dunia Otomotif Mobil Terbaru di Indonesia

Berita Otomotif Jadwal MotoGP 2018

1. Jadwal MotoGP Bulan Maret 2018

Seperti yang sudah disebutkan pada ulasan diatas tadi, bahwa jadwal perdana MotoGP 2018 akan diselenggarakan di sirkui Losail, Qatar.

Ya, sirkuit yang satu ini memang selalu dijadikan untuk  ajang pembuka MotoGp setiap tahunnya.

Berdasarkan dari informasi yang di dapat, ajang pembuka MotoGP ini akan di gelar pada tanggal 16 – 17 Maret 2018 sebagai sesi latihan bebas dan sesi kualifikasi.

2. Jadwal MotoGP Bulan April 2018

Berlanjut ke jadwal Bulan April, ajang MotoGP 2018 kedua ini akan di gelar di dua negara yakni negara Argentina dan Amerika Serikat.

Jika di Argentina akan di gelar di sirkuit Autodromo Temas de Rio Hondo, yang akan di mulai pada tanggal 8 April 2018. Sedangkan di Amerika akan digelar di Circuit of the Americas Austin, yang akan dilaksanakan pada tanggal 22 April 2018.

3. Jadwal MotoGP Bulan Mei 2018

Setelah di gelar di kawasan benua Amerika, jadwal MotoGP berikutnya akan menjajal kawasan Eropa. Kali ini negara Italia dan Spanyol yang akan bertindak sebagai tuan rumah.

Di Italia sendiri akan digelar di sirkuit Mugello Circuit Scarperia e San Piero yang jatuh pada tanggal 3 Juni 2018, sedangkan di Spanyol akan digelar di Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya yang jatuh pada tanggal 17 Juni 2018.

4. Jadwal MotoGp Juli 2018

Belanda di sirkuit TT Circuit Assen pada tanggal 1 Juli, dan negara Jerman di sirkuit Sachsenring Hohenstein Ernstthal pada tanggal 15 Juli.

5. Jadwal MotoGP Bulan Agustus 2018

Jatuh pada tanggal 5 Agustus di sirkuit Automotodrom Brno (Ceko), jatuh pada tanggal 12 Agustus di sirkuit Red Bull Ring (Austria), dan jatuh pada tanggal 26 Agustus di sirkuit Silverstone (Inggris).

6. Jadwal MotoGP September 2018

Tanggal 9 September di sirkuit Marco Simoncelli (Italia), tanggal 23 September di sirkuit motorland Aragon (Spanyol).

7. Jadwal MotoGP Oktober 2018

Tanggal 8 Oktober sirkuit Buriram (Thailand), 21 Oktober sirkuit Twin Ring Motegi (Jepang), 28 oktober sirkuit Philip Island Grand Prix (Australia).

8. Jadwal MotoGP November 2018

4 November sirkuit Sepang (Malaysia), 18 November sirkuit Ricardo Tomo Valencia (Spanyol)

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Calendario del Mundial de MotoGP 2017: circuitos y fechas

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El Mundial de MotoGP 2017 arranca el 23 de marzo con un gran premio peculiar, el de Qatar. Las luces del asfalto de Losail dan inicio a una nueva temporada con novedades que prometen una competición más disputada. Marc Márquez intentará revalidar el título con Honda, mientras Maverick Viñales, Valentino Rossi o Andrea Dovizioso intentarán dar la máxima guerra posible. Por su parte, Jorge Lorenzo intentará progresar todo lo que no pudo en los test con la Ducati.

La carrera que cierra el campeonato vuelve a ser el GP de la Comunidad Valenciana (10, 11 y 12 de noviembre en Cheste). El campeonato 2017 consta de 18 grandes premios con un parón de de un mes durante el mes de julio (entre los grandes premios de Alemania y la República Checa).

Grandes premios y circuitos del Mundial 2017

23-26 de marzo. 1º Gran premio: GP de Qatar (circuito de Losail)

Maverick brilló y logró su primer triunfo con Yamaha en la primera carrera de la temporada. Remontó desde la quinta plaza cuando cogió confianza y superó a Dovizioso en un espectacular duelo. Rossi completó el podio y Márquez fue 4º.

7-9 de abril. 2º Gran premio: GP de Argentina (circuito de Termas de Río Hondo)

Pifia de Márquez que se fue al suelo cuando lideraba en la cuarta vuelta con 2.2 sobre Maverick. Una caída que facilita la segunda victoria seguida del piloto de Yamaha y le afianza en el liderato de MotoGP. Pedrosa, Márquez y Lorenzo se cayeron. Segundo fue Rossi y Crutchlow, tercero.

21-23 de abril. 3º Gran premio: GP de Las Américas (circuito de Las Américas)

Carrera perfecta para Márquez que logró su quinta victoria consecutiva en Austin. Maverick se fue al suelo en la segunda vuelta cuando iba cuarto. Rossi, que terminó segundo por delante de Pedrosa, se coloca líder del campeonato.

5-7 de mayo. 4º Gran premio: GP de España (circuito de Jerez)

Victoria de Pedrosa que controló la carrera de principio a fin sin dar opción a Márquez de acercarse más allá del segundo. Lorenzo, tercero, sube al podio por primera vez con la Ducati y Rossi mantiene el liderato tras acabar décimo: dos puntos a Viñales y cuatro a Márquez.

19-21 de mayo. 5º Gran premio: GP de Francia (circuito de Le Mans)

Frenética batalla entre las dos Yamaha que se saldó con la victoria de Viñales y la caída de Rossi en la última vuelta. Márquez también se fue la suelo vueltas antes. Ambos se quedaron con un cero, lo que da un enorme impulso a Mack en el liderato. Zarco y Pedrosa acabaron en el podio.

2-4 de junio. 6º Gran premio: GP de Italia (circuito de Mugello)

Andrea Dovizioso consiguió la primera victoria de Ducati esta temporada, la tercera de su trayectoria en MotoGP. Dovi se impuso en una lucha a cuatro con Viñales, Petrucci y Rossi. Márquez fue sexto detrás de Bautista. Maverick sigue líder seguido de Andrea.

9-11 de junio. 7º Gran premio: GP de Cataluña (circuito de Montmeló)

Dovizioso logra su segundo triunfo consecutivo. Márquez y Pedrosa le acompañaron en el podio, Lorenzo acabó cuarto tras un tremendo bache en el que pasó de ser líder a octavo y las Yamaha tuvieron un mal día: Rossi 8º y Maverick 10º.

23-25 de junio. 8º Gran premio: GP de Holanda (circuito de Assen)

Rossi logró la victoria en Assen tras imponerse en la misma línea de meta a Petrucci, que salía desde la pole. Márquez venció a Crutchlow y Dovizioso para subir al podio. El quinto puesto del italiano de Ducati le valió para auparse al liderato tras el cero de Maverick.

30 de junio-2 de julio. 9º Gran premio: GP de Alemania (circuito de Sachsenring)

Sachsenring es territorio de Márquez. El ilerdense se marchó de vacaciones con la segunda victoria de la temporada y el liderato del Mundial en sus manos. Marc solo tuvo un gran rival durante el domingo alemán: Folger. Y rodando en tierra de nadie acabó en el podio Pedrosa.

4-6 de agosto. 10º Gran premio: GP de la República Checa (circuito de Brno)

Gran victoria estratégica de Márquez que fue el primero en entrar a cambiar de moto. La pista se comenzó a secar y Marc no tuvo rival. Pedrosa terminó segundo y Maverick completó el podio español. Rossi tardó mucho en entrar y, aunque podría haber sido peor, terminó cuarto.

11-13 de agosto. 11º Gran premio: GP de Austria (circuito de Red Bull Ring)

Lorenzo hizo una gran salida marchándose en solitario, pero Márquez y Dovizioso le cogieron, le pasaron y se jugaron la victoria hasta la última curva en un final impresionante. El triunfo fue para el italiano que se colocó a 16 puntos de Marc en la general.

25-27 de agosto. 12º Gran premio: GP de Gran Bretaña (circuito de Silverstone)

El circuito de Silverstone tiene una longitud de 5900 metros y su recta más larga mide 770 metros. Es uno de los trazados más rápidos del calendario y tiene un total de 8 curvas a izquierdas y 10 a derechas. Maverick logró allí en 2016 con Suzuki su primera victoria en MotoGP.

8-10 de septiembre. 13º Gran premio: GP de San Marino (circuito de Misano)

Misano se ha sometido a varias remodelaciones que han dejado su longitud en 4200 metros. Además, se cambió el sentido de la marcha que ahora es según las agujas del reloj. Su recta más larga es de 530 metros y tiene 6 curvas a izquierdas y 10 a derechas. En 2016 ganó Pedrosa.

22-24 de septiembre. 14º Gran premio: GP de Aragón (circuito de MotorLand)

MotorLand fue estrenado en 2010, año en el que recibió el premio IRTA al mejor GP del año. Tiene 5100 metros y sus 17 curvas (10 a izquierdas y 7 a derechas) han sido elogiadas por los pilotos por la variedad de sus radios. Márquez fue el ganador la temporada pasada.

13-15 de octubre. 15º Gran premio: GP de Japón (circuito de Motegi)

Motegi fue construido por Honda en agosto de 1997 como banco de pruebas. Y acoge el Mundial desde 1999. Tiene 4800 metros de longitud y 6 curvas a izquierdas y 8 a derechas. Su recta más larga es de 762 metros. El ganador la pasada temporada fue Marc Márquez.

20-22 de octubre. 16º Gran premio: GP de Australia (circuito de Phillip Island)

Phillip Island, trazado enclavado junto al mar, lleva acogiendo el Mundial de MotoGP desde 1997. Su longitud es de 4400 metros y su recta más larga es de 900 metros. Tiene 7 curvas a izquierdas y 5 a derechas. La victoria en 2016 fue para Cal Crutchlow.

27-29 de octubre. 17º Gran premio: GP de Malaisia (circuito de Sepang)

Sepang favorece los adelantamientos y las velocidades punta elevadas gracias a sus cuatro curvas lentas seguidas de varias rectas y otras diez curvas rápidas. Es uno de los trazados más largos con 5500 metros (la recta más larga es de 920m.). Dovizioso fue el vencedor en 2016.

10-12 de noviembre. 18º Gran premio: GP de la Comunidad Valenciana (circuito de Ricardo Tormo)

El Ricardo Tormo, más conocido como Cheste por su cercanía a esta localidad, tiene 4000 metros de longitud. Acoge el último gran premio de la temporada y su recta más larga es de 876 metros. Tiene 9 curvas a izquierdas y 5 a derechas. En 2016 fue Lorenzo el que se llevó la victoria.

Fuente: AS

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Red Bull chief Christian Horner sends warning to F1 over 'gruelling' 23-race calendar

'We are at the point of saturation!': Red Bull chief Christian Horner fires warning to Formula One over its 'gruelling' 23-race calendar... suggesting existing circuits should go under the microscope to see if it deserves to stay By Nathan Salt and Jonathan McEvoy For Mailonine Published: 14:19 EDT, 4 May 2023 | Updated: 14:19 EDT, 4 May 2023 Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has warned that Formula One is 'right on the limit' with its record-breaking 23-race calendar for 2023.  F1 executives pieced together a calendar with one more race than last season, won by Red Bull's Max Verstappen, with the season commencing in early March in Bahrain and ending in late November in Abu Dhabi.  But Horner is increasingly concerned at the toll the 'gruelling schedule' is taking on drivers, team members and travelling F1 staff, so much so that he believes every circuit should be under the microscope.   '23 races is a gruelling schedule for everybody on the travelling team… we are at the point of saturation,' he told CSM Sport and Entertainment non-exec Chairman Seb Coe on the Extraordinary Tales podcast.  'Every good book can only have so many chapters and I think we've got that.' Drivers and F1 teams are currently in Florida preparing for race five - the Miami Grand Prix Asked where the sport, which has exploded in popularity due in no small part to the success of Netflix's Drive to Survive series, goes from here, Horner is convinced there is no room for more adds to the calendar.  'Maybe we need to revisit some of the existing circuits and ask: 'do we need to be there every year?',' he added. 'Should there be a rotation? I think 23 races is right on the limit.' It was originally planned that this would be a 24-race season but the Chinese Grand Prix was shelved earlier this year due to its Covid protocol. It was not replaced. F1 took a four-week break as a result, leading into last weekend's race in Baku, which was won by Red Bull's Sergio Perez. Horner, who spoke with fervour at the debut of the Las Vegas Grand Prix later this year, which will see the track travel down the famous Strip, remains eager to protect the sport's historic tracks. F1'S RECORD 23-RACE SEASON Mar 5: Bahrain GP (Sakhir) Mar 9: Saudi Arabian GP (Jeddah) Apr 2: Australian GP (Albert Park) Apr 30: Azerbaijan GP (Baku) May 7: Miami GP (Miami Autodrome) May 21: Emilia Romagna GP (Imola) May 28: Monaco GP (Monte Carlo) Jun 4: Spanish GP (Catalunya) Jun 18: Canadian GP (Gilles Villeneuve Circuit) Jul 2: Austrian GP (Red Bull Ring) Jul 9: British GP (Silverstone) Jul 23: Hungarian GP (Hungaroring) Jul 30: Belgian GP (Spa) Aug 27: Dutch GP (Zandvoort) Sep 3: Italian GP (Monza) Sep 17: Singapore GP (Marina Bay) Sep 24: Japanese GP (Suzuka) Oct 8: Qatar GP (Lusail) Oct 22: US GP (Circuit of the Americas) Oct 29: Mexico City GP (Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez) Nov 5: Sao Paulo GP (Interlagos) Nov 18: Las Vegas GP (Las Vegas) Nov 26: Abu Dhabi GP (Yas Marina)   Advertisement The Red Bull chief stressed that he does not want to see circuits such as Silverstone, Monza, Monaco, and Spa removed, but did accept that a calendar north of 23 races isn't sustainable.  The clamour for more races is being driven by the fandom from the Netflix series, something Horner likened to 'the Kardashians on wheels'. 'We're going to be racing down the strip in Las Vegas,' he continued. 'Five years ago that would have been incomprehensible.' Horner and the rest of the F1 paddock are currently in Miami, Florida, preparing for the first of three US races this year, with Austin, Texas, and Las Vegas, Nevada, to follow. Share or comment on this article: Red Bull chief Christian Horner sends warning to F1 over 'gruelling' 23-race calendar via Formula One | Mail Online https://www.dailymail.co.uk?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490