F1 bosses have released the F1 2012 calendar, but previous concerns over the races in Bahrain and the US have obviously not effected the final calendar, with both still appearing.
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The world council had a meeting on Wednesday and decided despite a car bomb attack on the British embassy in Bahrain on Sunday and possible financial problems in the US those races are still going ahead.
Bahrain was cancelled in 2011 due to the conflict in the country, and even industry insiders are predicting it to be cancelled. The US track in Texas paid the contractual money that Bernie Ecclestone decided on the 7th December and it looks like track development will re-start.
Here is the full calendar:
18 March - Australia
25 March - Malaysia
15 April - China
22 April - Bahrain
13 May - Spain
27 May - Monaco
10 June - Canada
24 June - Europe (Valencia)
8 July - Great Britain
22 July - Germany
29 July - Hungary
2 September - Belgium
9 September - Italy
23 September - Singapore
7 October - Japan
14 October - South Korea
28 October - India
4 November - Abu Dhabi
18 November - United States
25 November - Brazil
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The world council had a meeting on Wednesday and decided despite a car bomb attack on the British embassy in Bahrain on Sunday and possible financial problems in the US those races are still going ahead.
Bahrain was cancelled in 2011 due to the conflict in the country, and even industry insiders are predicting it to be cancelled. The US track in Texas paid the contractual money that Bernie Ecclestone decided on the 7th December and it looks like track development will re-start.
Here is the full calendar:
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