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The FIA has confirmed the calendars for the 2019 seasons of the FIA Formula 2 championship and the new FIA Formula 3 series, which will support Formula 1 on certain weekends.
The F2 calendar from 2018 remains unchanged, with the series once again kicking off at the Bahrain International Circuit, which co-exists alongside the second round of the F1 championship. It features 12 rounds, including Monaco, Great Britain and Belgium.
As it has done since 2013, Abu Dhabi will once again host the finale for the championship, with a two-month gap featuring between the penultimate event in Russia and final round at the Yas Marina Circuit.
The Formula 3 championship, which replaces the GP3 Series, will kick off in Barcelona in May. The calendar once again features nine rounds, however the finale will take place in Russia, while Abu Dhabi has been crossed off. Monaco has been added to the calendar.
FIA FORMULA 2 CALENDAR
1. Bahrain - March 29th - 31st
2. Azerbaijan - April 26th - 28th
3. Spain - May 10th - 12th
4. Monaco - May 23rd - 25th
5. France - June 21st - 23rd
6. Austria - June 28th - 30th
7. Great Britain - July 12th - 14th
8. Hungary - August 2nd - 4th
9. Belgium - August 30th - September 1st
10. Italy - September 6th - 8th
11. Russia - September 27th - 29th
12. Abu Dhabi - November 29th - December 1st
FIA FORMULA 3 CALENDAR
1. Spain - May 10th - 12th
2. Monaco - May 23rd - 25th
3. France - June 21st - 23rd
4. Austria - June 28th - 30th
5. Great Britain - July 12th - 14th
6. Hungary - August 2nd - 4th
7. Belgium - August 30th - September 1st
8. Italy - September 6th - 8th
9. Russia - September 27th - 29th
Grand Prix of BelgiumLocal time
Grand Prix of BelgiumLocal time
Circuit de Catalunya - Winter testing
L. Norris
C. Leclerc
L. Hamilton
Bahrain International Circuit - Winter testing
P. Gasly
K. Magnussen
M. Verstappen
Spain
Bahrain
Spain
Circuit de Catalunya
Bahrain
Bahrain International Circuit
Bahrain
Bahrain International Circuit
Saudi Arabia
Jeddah Street Circuit
Australia
Albert Park
United States of America
Miami International Autodrome
Spain
Circuit de Catalunya
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Azerbaijan
Baku City Circuit
Canada
Gilles Villeneuve
United Kingdom
Silverstone
Austria
Red Bull Ring
France
Paul Ricard
Hungary
Hungaroring
Belgium
Spa-Francorchamps
Netherlands
Circuit Zandvoort
Italy
Monza
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