P1racenews AI automatic summary:
A lot has been made about the direction Formula 1’s calendar has been heading in recent times. 24 races, a
“The hypothetical F1 calendar begins with the Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in Melbourne, known for its enthusiastic crowds and unique venue. Bahrain retains its place on the calendar as the second round, providing ample overtaking opportunities and a challenging track surface at the Sakhir International Circuit. The Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka is moved to round three, offering fans the chance to witness F1 cars pushed to their limits. Singapore’s Marina Bay Circuit remains in the opening segment of the season, thanks to its nighttime atmosphere and unique winner potential. The Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit makes a triumphant return to the calendar, known for its Hermann Tilke-designed layout and Michael Schumacher’s dominant comeback in 1999.”
