The 2020 Azerbaijan, Singapore and Japanese Formula One Grands Prix have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
"In Singapore and Azerbaijan the long lead times required to construct street circuits made hosting the events during a period of uncertainty impossible and in Japan, ongoing travel restrictions also led to the decision not to proceed with the race," Formula One said in a statement.
The sport had already called off four other races, including the Monaco Grand Prix in May, and published a revised provisional schedule beginning with the Austrian Grand Prix on July 5.
Organisers are confident of having between 15-18 races by the time the season concludes in Abu Dhabi in mid-December.
"These decisions have been taken due to the different challenges our promoters face in those countries.
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 12, 2020
"At the same time we have made significant progress with existing and new promoters on the revised calendar"https://t.co/9li9JzvnOn


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