frank.exe Posted March 31, 2019 Posted March 31, 2019 The FIA confirmed that the Korean Grand Prix will not be held this year despite the provisional calendar was in 2015. Thus, the season, which will begin next March 15 in Australia, will consist of 20 races. The test had been inserted in the first weekend of May, between Bahrain Grand Prix and Spain. Now, leaves a void three weeks without racing. Korea, without much enthusiasm for Formula 1 as reflected in the stands Yeongam circuit, left the calendar in 2014. It was included in the provisional 2015 calendar by surprise, but ultimately not be in the game.
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