Look: The draft version of 2020 F1 calendar that FIA Council will vote on

With the inclusion of the Spanish Grand Prix announced on Tuesday, Formula 1 will visit 22 different race tracks during the 2020 F1 season. A recording-breaking amount. The dates and order have been listed for the FIA World Motor Sport Council to vote on.

The German Grand Prix doesn't feature on the list meaning that Hockenheim will miss out after one of the most hectic races in the sports recent history.

It looks as though the season will start with a back-to-back weekend of racing. The Australian Grand Prix kicks things off before Bahrain provides the warm-up for the Vietnam Grand Prix. The Chinese Grand Prix follows before the European season starts in Zandvoort.

The season finishes on the 29th November with a trip to Abu Dhabi.