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The season starts on the 14th of March in Bahrain and ends on the 14th of November in Abu Dhabi.

There will be 19 races in 2010 with Canada making a return and a new race in Korea

There will be 4 back to back races (Australia - Malaysia, Spain - Monaco , Germany - Hungary & Brazil - Abu Dhabi).

2010 FIA Formula One World Championship

14 March.............Bahrain

28 March...........Australia

04 April.............Malaysia

18 April.............China

09 May..............Spain

16 May..............Monaco

30 May..............Turkey

13 June.............Canada

27 June.............Europe (Valencia)

11 July..............Great Britain

25 July..............Germany

01 August..........Hungary

29 August..........Belgium

12 September....Italy

26 September....Singapore

10 October.........Japan

24 October.........Korea

7 November.........Brazil

14 November......Abu Dhabi

Full F1 Schedule page

Hi Ed,
Thanks for sharing the information on the schedule of Formula One Racing which starts from 14th of March,2010. You have provided the detail information with the venue where the race is going to be held. The forum members who are interested in racing will be very much thankful to you. Keep us updated on the results of racing once it has been started. Thanks.

Thank you prestonwatson for your comments. During the F1 season we provide live coverage for all the practice sessions, qualifying and the race through links provided on threads created for each Grand Prix.

Ed wrote:Thank you prestonwatson for your comments. During the F1 season we provide live coverage for all the practice sessions, qualifying and the race through links provided on threads created for each Grand Prix.

Hi Ed,

Can you expand on what you mean by 'Live Coverage'. Is this a text feed as for the testing, or a video feed?

Also I assume that F1, the most advanced motor sport will still be broadcast is SD (Standard Definition) and not HD.

I have access to the BBC feeds which include the Red button features, so looking forward to watching the Practise sessions as well as Qualifying and then the races.

For those who haven't tried it:

http://www.formula1.com/live_timing/

Is quite good. For the practise sessions there is no commentry, but for qualifying there is.

I've sometimes had this running while watching the Qualifying live on the BBC. Noticed that I could see the times on my PC before they were on the TV

Also hope that on this site there will be lots of discussions (heated one's too before/during and after the practise, qualifying and races.

Swiss1 wrote:

Ed wrote:Thank you prestonwatson for your comments. During the F1 season we provide live coverage for all the practice sessions, qualifying and the race through links provided on threads created for each Grand Prix.

Hi Ed,

Can you expand on what you mean by 'Live Coverage'. Is this a text feed as for the testing, or a video feed?

Also I assume that F1, the most advanced motor sport will still be broadcast is SD (Standard Definition) and not HD.

I have access to the BBC feeds which include the Red button features, so looking forward to watching the Practise sessions as well as Qualifying and then the races.

This is a text feed not a video feed.

Ok, thanks. Will check it out.