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F1 poised for another 21 race season in 2017
Formula 1 looks set to endure a second consecutive 21-race voyage around the world in 2017. Auto Motor und Sport claims next year's schedule will match the current, record-setting number of races, with the first of 21 grands prix taking place on March 26 in Melbourne. The report said that while rumours of races in Las Vegas, South Africa, France, Imola and others are flying about, there will be in fact be no new events in 2017. 'The first one will be 26 March,' one team boss confirmed. 'And a week later we'll be in Shanghai.' Other than that, the calendar will look very similar to this year's, with even Hockenheim expected to host a consecutive race and therefore safeguard the future of...
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