POLL: Is a 22-race schedule a good thing for F1?
Or is it too much?
A rescue deal to keep the Spanish Grand Prix on the Formula 1 schedule will likely see 2020's world championship play out over the course of 22 races.
With new races in Hanoi and Zandvoort, Liberty Media had previously suggested that as many races would have to make way, but only the German Grand Prix now is lacking a deal for 2020.
It all means that Formula 1 will be held on more weekends than it isn't next year, with teams having previously expressed concern at burnout affecting team members, who often work astonishingly long hours during race weekends.
On the face of it, more races is good for fans, but do you agree?
Vote in our poll below and let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!
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Grand Prix of Australia 2026
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Grand Prix of China 2026
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Grand Prix of Japan 2026
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Grand Prix of Bahrain 2026
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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2026
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Miami Grand Prix 2026
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Grand Prix du Canada 2026
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Grand Prix De Monaco 2026
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Gran Premio de Barcelona-Catalunya 2026
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Grand Prix of Austria 2026
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Grand Prix of Great Britain 2026
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Grand Prix of Belgium 2026
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Grand Prix of Hungary 2026
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Dutch Grand Prix 2026
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Grand Prix of Italy 2026
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Gran Premio de España 2026
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Grand Prix of Azerbaijan 2026
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Grand Prix of Singapore 2026
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Grand Prix of the United States 2026
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Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico 2026
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Grande Prêmio de São Paulo 2026
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Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026
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Qatar Grand Prix 2026
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Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi 2026
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