The provisional calendar for the 2020 season was revealed today during Stephane Ratel’s annual press conference ahead of the Total 24 Hours of Spa.
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Monza will open the season and remains in its traditional date (17-19 April), followed by the opening sprint race at Brands Hatch (2-3 May). The long-established endurance races at Silverstone (9-10 May) and Circuit Paul Ricard (29-30 May) will follow, after which competitors will head to Spa for the annual test days on 16-17 June.
Two sprint races will precede next year’s 24 Hours, firstly at Zandvoort (26-28 June) and then Misano (3-5 July). The marquee race will be staged over the final weekend of July (23-26 July), which will see the Total 24 Hours of Spa run as a GT race for the 20th time.
After the August break, the season will resume at the Nurburgring (4-6 September). In the only change to next year’s calendar, this will revert to an endurance event.
Two sprint races will close the season: first at Hungaroring (25-27 September) and then at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (9-11 October).