The 2020 Formula 1 season will start on 15 March with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. The 25th race in Melbourne, which first hosted the sport in 1996, will mark the start of F1's 70th anniversary year. F1 chairman Chase Carey said: "The Albert Park circuit is one of the most popular on the calendar. There is no better place to start the 2020 season." The date, the same weekend as the start of last season, was announced without any further details of the calendar. F1 has already said there will be two new races on the schedule next year, with the return of the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort and a new race in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi. But four races are in doubt, with...
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