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World sport will accumulate in the last months of the year


The world sport, suspended since March due to the coronavirus pandemic, is postponing many competitions until the boreal autumn, which is announced to be very busy, as the usual collective sports championships will join:

August

2 – Formula 1: Grand Prix of Hungary (Budapest)

6 to 9 – World Rally Championship: Rally Finland

9 – MotoGP: Grand Prix of the Czech Republic (Brno)

10-16 – Tennis: Canadian Masters 1000 in Toronto

16 – Cycling: RideLondon-Classique in London

16 – MotoGP: Austrian Grand Prix (Spielberg)

16 – Athletics / Diamond League: Gateshead Reunion (UK)

16-23 – Tennis: Cincinnati Masters 1000 (United States)

21-23 – Triathlon: World Series Final in Edmonton (Canada)

25 – Cycling: Brittany Classic in Plouay (France)

30 – MotoGP: Grand Prix of Great Britain (Silverstone)

30 – Formula 1: Belgian Grand Prix (Spa-Francorchamps)

September 31 to 13 – Tennis: US Open in New York

– Supplementary competitions:

1 – Cycling: Strade Bianche, initially scheduled on March 8.

5 to 9 – Cycling / Tour of Poland, initially scheduled from July 5 to 11.

6-9 – Golf / PGA Championship in San Francisco, initially scheduled for May 14-17.

8 – Cycling / Milan-San Remo (Monument), initially scheduled on March 21.

12 to 16 – Cycling / Criterium Dauphiné, initially scheduled from May 31 to June 7.

13 – Athletics / Shanghai Diamond League Meeting, initially scheduled on May 16.

15 – WEC (Endurance World Cup) – 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps, initially scheduled on April 25.

23 – Indycar – Indianapolis 500 Miles, initially scheduled on May 24.

September 29-20 – Cycling / Tour de France, initially scheduled from June 27 to July 19.

September

3 – Soccer – Start of the group stage of the League of Nations.

3-6 – WRC – New Zealand Rally.

4 – Athletics – Diamond League – Meeting in Brussels.

6 – Formula 1 – Italian Grand Prix (Monza)

11 – Athletics – Diamond League, last stage – Meeting in Zurich.

11 – Cycling – Grand Prix of Quebec (Canada).

13 – MotoGP – San Marino Grand Prix.

13 – Cycling – Grand Prix of Montreal (Canada).

20 – Formula 1 – Singapore Grand Prix.

20 to 27 – Cycling – World route in Aigle and Martigny (Switzerland).

24-27 – WRC – Rally Turkey.

27 – Formula 1 – Grand Prix of Russia (Sochi).

27 – Athletics – Berlin Marathon (Germany).

27 – MotoGP – Grand Prix of Aragon (Spain).

– Supplementary competitions:

5 to 6 – Handball – Final to 4 of the Women’s Champions League, initially scheduled on May 9 and 10.

7 to 14 – Cycling – Tirreno-Adriatico, initially scheduled from March 11 to 17.

14 – Athletics – Boston Marathon, initially scheduled for April 20.

17 to 20 – Golf – US Open in Mamaroneck (United States), initially scheduled from June 18 to 21.

19-20 – WEC (Endurance) – 24 Hours of Le Mans, initially scheduled June 13-14.

October 20 to 4 – Tennis – Roland Garros, initially scheduled from May 24 to June 7.

October 29 to 3 – Cycling – BinckBank Tour, initially scheduled from August 31 to September 6.

30 – Cycling – La Flecha Vallona, ​​initially scheduled on April 22.

October

10 – Cycling – Tour of Lombardy (Italy).

11 – Formula 1 – Japanese Grand Prix (Suzuka).

11 – Athletics – Chicago Marathon (United States).

11 to 18 – Tennis – Masters 1000 of Shanghai (China).

15 to 20 – Cycling – Tour of Guangxi (China).

15-18 – WRC – Rally Germany.

18 – MotoGP – Japanese Grand Prix (Motegi).

25 – MotoGP – Australian Grand Prix (Phillip Island).

25 – Formula 1 – United States Grand Prix (Austin).

November 29 to 1 – WRC – Rally Great Britain.

31 – Cycling – Tour of Lombardy (Monument).

– Supplementary competitions:

3 to 25 – Cycling – Tour of Italy, initially scheduled from May 9 to 31.

4 – Athletics – London Marathon, initially scheduled for April 26.

4 – Cycling – Liege-Bastogne-Liege (Monument), initially scheduled on April 26.

4 – MotoGP – Thai Grand Prix, initially scheduled for March 22.

8-11 – Golf – LPGA Championship (United States), initially scheduled for June 25-28.

10 – Cycling – Amstel Gold Race, initially scheduled on April 19.

11 – Cycling – Ghent-Wevelgem, initially scheduled on March 29.

17 – Athletics – Gdynia (Poland) Half Marathon World Cup, initially scheduled on March 29.

18 – Athletics – Paris Marathon, initially scheduled on April 5.

18 – Cycling – Tour of Flanders (Monument), initially scheduled on April 5.

November 20 to 8 – Cycling – Tour of Spain, initially scheduled from August 14 to September 6.

21 – Cycling – Three Days of the Panne, initially scheduled on March 25.

25 – Cycling – Paris-Roubaix (Monument), initially scheduled on April 12.

November

1 – Formula 1 – Grand Prix of Mexico (Mexico).

1 – MotoGP – Malaysian Grand Prix (Sepang).

1 – Athletics – New York Marathon.

2 to 8 – Tennis – WTA Masters in Shenzhen (China).

2 to 11 – Tennis – Paris Masters 1000.

8 – Sailing – Departure from the Vendée Globe.

15 – Formula 1 – Brazilian Grand Prix (Sao Paulo).

15-22 – Tennis – ATP Masters in London.

19-22 – WRC – World Cup Final with Rally Japan.

23 to 29 – Tennis – Davis Cup in Madrid.

29 – Formula 1 – World Cup Final with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Yas Marina).

29 – MotoGP – World Cup Final with the Valencia (Spain) Grand Prix.

– Supplementary competitions:

8 to 10 – Judo – European Championship in Prague, initially scheduled from May 1 to 3.

12 to 15 – Golf – Masters of Augusta (United States), initially scheduled from April 9 to 12.

15 – MotoGP – Grand Prix of the Americas, initially scheduled on April 5.

22 – MotoGP – Argentine Grand Prix, initially scheduled on April 19.

Note: The dates of the Formula 1 and MotoGP races initially scheduled between August and November are subject to change after the situation has been evaluated.

bur / pm / psr



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