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Provisional Supercars Eseries calendar revealed

by Zane Shackleton
April 16, 2020
in Australia, Esports, News, Supercars
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Supercars have revealed a full ten-round provisional BP Supercars All Stars Eseries calendar that sees the virtual championship travel to many of the world’s most famous racing circuits.

The inaugural round of the series begins next week with races from Phillip Island and Monza.

From there the calendar travels around the globe to some of Formula 1’s, IndyCar’s and NASCAR’s most decorated venues.

A highly anticipated round will be on May 20 which will witness a full grid of 24 Supercars take a double dose of American Speedway action with rounds from Daytona and Talladega.

Some of the series’ other venues include Spa Francochamps in Belgium, Imola in Italy and the feared Nurburgring.

To conclude the online series, the drivers will head back home for an Australian double-header with races from Mount Panorama and the now extinct Oran Park.

A full calendar can be seen below:

Provisional BP Supercars All Stars Eseries calendar
Round 1: Phillip Island and Monza (April 8)
Round 2: Silverstone and Barcelona (April 15)
Round 3: Mount Panorama (April 22)
Round 4: Montreal and Watkins Glen (April 29)
Round 5: Spa and Nürburgring (May 6)
Round 6: Circuit of the Americas and Sebring (May 13)
Round 7: Daytona Speedway and Talladega SuperSpeedway (May 20)
Round 8: Imola and Interlagos (May 27)
Round 9: Road Atlanta and Road America (June 3)
Round 10: Oran Park and Mount Panorama (June 10)

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