This is the Formula 1 calendar for 2021: A return to Turkey after all

The 2021 Formula 1 calendar has been changed for the umpteenth time. After the cancelled Singapore Grand Prix, Turkey has been added as a replacement for the second time.

F1 wanted to go back to a 'normal' season in 2021, but that hasn't been able to happen. Rather than the usual start in Australia, the season began in Bahrain. Currently, the paddock is staying in Austria for two weeks. More changes may need to be made, but for now it's the Turkish Grand Prix that is altering the schedule again.

The Turkish Grand Prix was already announced as a replacement for the Canadian Grand Prix but due to the coronavirus measures, the race in Turkey was cancelled. Canada was replaced with an extra race in Austria but Turkey is now back on the calendar as the replacement for Singapore.

27th June: Styrian Grand Prix

4th July: Austrian Grand Prix

18th July: British Grand Prix

1st August: Hungarian Grand Prix

29th August: Belgian Grand Prix

5th March: Dutch Grand Prix

12th September: Italian Grand Prix

26th September: Russian Grand Prix

3rd October: Turkish Grand Prix

10th October: Grand Prix of Japan

24th October: United States Grand Prix

31st October: Mexican Grand Prix

7th November: Brazilian Grand Prix

21st November: Australian Grand Prix

5th December: Saudi Arabia Grand Prix

12th December: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix