F1 make decision on replacing Russian Grand Prix after it was scrapped amid Ukraine war
F1 bosses have confirmed the scrapped Russian Grand Prix will not be replaced in 2022.
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F1 confirms reduced 2022 GP calendar
Formula 1 has confirmed that the 2022 season calendar will now run at a reduced 22 races rather than 23, having been unable to find a suitable replacement for the cancelled Russian Grand Prix.
F1 opts against replacing cancelled Russian Grand Prix
Formula One has reduced the current season from 23 races to 22 after opting against replacing the cancelled Russian Grand Prix.
Formula One opts against replacing cancelled Russian GP with another race
Formula One has reduced the current season from 23 races to 22 after opting against replacing the cancelled Russian Grand Prix.
F1 will not replace Russian GP as 2022 calendar stays at 22 races
The decision creates a gap of two free weekends between the end of the European season at Monza on 11 September, and the start of the run of six flyaway races in Singapore on 2 October.
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