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London returns as Formula E completes record-breaking 2020/21 calendar

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Formula E has finalised its 2020/21 calendar, which will feature a record-breaking 15 rounds, with London returning to the schedule.

Formula E was forced to revise its season seven calendar as the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation or postponement of several races.

Up until this week, only seven rounds were confirmed on the schedule, with a double-header in Diriyah (Saudi Arabia) opening the season in February. That was followed by a Rome double-header earlier this month.

This weekend the series is back in action in Valencia, before heading to Monaco next month where it will use the full Formula 1 circuit for the first time ever.

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Now the championship has confirmed a further eight rounds – all of which are double-headers – bringing the calendar up to a total of 15 races – a record for the all-electric series.

Puebla (Mexico) will host rounds eight and nine in July, followed by New York and London in July, before the season concludes in Berlin in August.

London’s event will take place at the ExCeL exhibition centre with a unique indoor/outdoor venue.

Previously planned events in Santiago, Seoul and Sanya will be rescheduled for Season 8 where fans will once again be in attendance.

“It’s a massive achievement by all to release the full calendar for this season,” commented Formula E co-founder Alberto Longo. “The calendar includes the most races we’ve held in one season and shows our continued commitment to create a momentum-building schedule that fans and audiences across the world will follow.

“Four double-header events in Puebla, New York City, London and Berlin are going to set the scene perfectly to crown Formula E’s first official FIA World Champion.”

Both Puebla and London remain subject to homologation.

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1Diriyah EPrix 1Saudi Arabia28 January
2Diriyah EPrix 2Saudi Arabia29 January
3Mexico City EPrixMexico12 February
4Rome EPrix 1Italy09 April
5Rome EPrix 2Italy10 April
6Monaco EPrixMonaco30 April
7Berlin EPrix 1Germany14 May
8Berlin EPrix 2Germany15 May
9Jakarta EPrix Indonesia04 June
10Marrakesh EPrix 2Morocco02 July
11New York City EPrix 1United States16 July
12New York City EPrix 2United States17 July
13London EPrix 1United Kingdom30 July
14London EPrix 2United Kingdom31 July
15Seoul EPrix 1South Korea13 August
15Seoul EPrix 2South Korea14 August
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