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Finnish Grand Prix has been cancelled due to journey restrictions associated to the Covid-19, with one other Styrian Grand Prix added to the MotoGP calendar.
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- Last Updated:May 14, 2021, 15:01 IST
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(Reuters) -MotoGP’s Finnish Grand Prix in July has been cancelled due to journey restrictions associated to the COVID-19 pandemic with Austria set to host a doubleheader in August as a substitute, the game’s promoter Dorna mentioned on Friday.
While this yr’s race has been scrapped, Dorna mentioned they’d prolonged their settlement with the Grand Prix of Finland by 5 years, making certain it has a spot on the calendar till 2026.
The Styrian Grand Prix, which made its debut final yr, shall be held once more on the Red Bull Ring from Aug. 6-8, per week earlier than the Austrian Grand Prix.
Both the Styrian and Austrian Grands Prix will permit a restricted variety of spectators after Dorna got here to an settlement with the native authorities, however they didn’t specify what number of could be allowed to attend.
Dorna added that each the Argentina GP and The Americas race in Austin remained postponed till the ultimate quarter of 2021, whereas Indonesia’s Mandalika International Street Circuit shall be a backup choice topic to approvals.
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