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Rome and Valencia E-Prix become double-headers

byHannah Prydderch
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Rome and Valencia E-Prix become double-headers

Sam Bird (GBR), Envision Virgin Racing. Credit: Courtesy of Formula E

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Formula E have announced an update to their 2020/21 calendar, with both the Rome and Valencia E-Prix rounds becoming double headers next month.

Round 3 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship is scheduled to take place on April 10 in Rome and will now be joined by Round 4 on the Sunday, April 11. The Italian capital city returns to the calendar after a year-long absence due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

The Valencia E-Prix also becomes a double-header, hosting Rounds 5 and 6 on April 24 and 25. This will be the Circuit Ricardo Tommo’s debut in the Formula E Championship, having previously been used for pre-season testing.

As a result, Monaco which was scheduled to host Round 5 on May 8 and Morocco, which was due to hold the Marrakesh E-Prix on May 2, become Rounds 7 and 8 instead. At this moment, both are still scheduled to take place on their original dates.

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4Nick Cassidy48
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