FIM tweaks 2010 calendar again
The FIM has announced the latest provisional 2010 calendar, which includes just one tweak compared to the version released only last week
The updated calendar moves the Czech Grand Prix back to its 15 August date, having been set on the 22nd in last week's schedule.
The move, aimed at avoiding clashes with other motorsport events, means there will now be two weeks between the Brno race and the Indianapolis Grand Prix, which were previously back-to-back.
Provisional 2010 calendar:
11 April - Qatar* - Losail 25 April - Japan - Motegi 2 May - Spain - Jerez 23 May - France - Le Mans 6 June - Italy - Mugello 20 June - Great Britain - Silverstone 26 June - Netherlands** - Assen 4 July - Catalunya - Catalunya 18 July - Germany - Sachsenring 25 July - United States*** - Laguna Seca 15 August - Czech Republic - Brno 29 August - Indianapolis - Indianapolis 5 September - San Marino & Riviera di Rimini - Misano 19 September - Hungary - Balatonring 10 October - Malaysia - Sepang 17 October - Australia - Phillip Island 31 October - Portugal - Estoril 7 November - Valencia - Ricardo Tormo Valencia * Evening Race ** Saturday Race *** Only MotoGP class
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