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Formula 1 2019 season will finish in December, with German Grand Prix included
Lewis Hamilton won the German Grand Prix in July but the race did not take place in 2015 and 2017
The 2019 Formula 1 season will finish in December, and the German Grand Prix has been included on the final calendar released by the FIA.
The record-equalling 21-race calendar has the same order as 2018, with the first race in Australia on 17 March.
Abu Dhabi will close the season, with the race taking place on 1 December.
There have only been three later finishes to a season since the Formula 1 World Championship began in 1950 - 1959, 1962 and 1963.
The German Grand Prix has been held in alternate years recently, and there had been doubts about its future with organisers wanting to reduce their race fee.
It will follow the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, which is scheduled for 14 July.
Eleven of the 21 races are in Europe, five in Asia, four in the Americas and one in Australia.
The 1,000th grand prix since F1's inception will take place in China on 14 April, the third race of the season.
2019 F1 calendar
17 March, Australia
31 March, Bahrain
14 April, China
28 April, Azerbaijan
12 May, Spain
26 May, Monaco
9 June, Canada
23 June, France
30 June, Austria
14 July, Great Britain
28 July, Germany
4 August, Hungary
1 September, Belgium
8 September, Italy
22 September, Singapore
29 September, Russia
13 October, Japan
27 October, Mexico
3 November, USA
17 November, Brazil
1 December, Abu Dhabi
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Lewis Hamilton won the German Grand Prix in July but the race did not take place in 2015 and 2017
The 2019 Formula 1 season will finish in December, and the German Grand Prix has been included on the final calendar released by the FIA.
The record-equalling 21-race calendar has the same order as 2018, with the first race in Australia on 17 March.
Abu Dhabi will close the season, with the race taking place on 1 December.
There have only been three later finishes to a season since the Formula 1 World Championship began in 1950 - 1959, 1962 and 1963.
The German Grand Prix has been held in alternate years recently, and there had been doubts about its future with organisers wanting to reduce their race fee.
It will follow the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, which is scheduled for 14 July.
Eleven of the 21 races are in Europe, five in Asia, four in the Americas and one in Australia.
The 1,000th grand prix since F1's inception will take place in China on 14 April, the third race of the season.
2019 F1 calendar
17 March, Australia
31 March, Bahrain
14 April, China
28 April, Azerbaijan
12 May, Spain
26 May, Monaco
9 June, Canada
23 June, France
30 June, Austria
14 July, Great Britain
28 July, Germany
4 August, Hungary
1 September, Belgium
8 September, Italy
22 September, Singapore
29 September, Russia
13 October, Japan
27 October, Mexico
3 November, USA
17 November, Brazil
1 December, Abu Dhabi
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