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Massa to undergo surgery after Hungary qualifying crash

July 25th, 2009 Guest Poster No comments

Felipe Massa is to undergo surgery after sustaining head injuries resulting from a crash during the second qualifying session at the Hungaroring today.  A piece of the debris from Barrichello’s car struck the Ferrari driver in the head, causing him to crash head-on into a barrier.  The footage of the incident shows possibly a spring hitting his helmet. It was first believed he hadn’t suffered any serious injury but it now appears he recieved a concussion, damage to his skull and a cut to his face. However doctors say he was conscious at the hospital and his condition is stable.  BrawnGP News wishes him a speedy recovery.

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2009 Race Calendar

March 31st, 2009 BrawnGPNews No comments

This is the Race Calendar for the 2009 Formula One World Championship as published by the FIA on 5th November 2008.

Round Country City / Area Circuit Race Title Date
1 Australia Melbourne, Victoria Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit ING Australian Grand Prix 29th March
2 Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Sepang International Circuit Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix 5th April
3 China Shanghai Shanghai International Circuit Chinese Grand Prix 19th April
4 Bahrain Sakhir, Manama Bahrain International Circuit Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 26th April
5 Spain Baraclona Circuit de Catalunya Gran Premio de Espana Telefonica 10th May
6 Monaco Monte Carlo Circuit de Monaco Grand Prix de Monaco 24th May
7 Turkey Istanbul Istanbul Park ING Turkish GP 7th June
8 Britain Silverstone Silverstone Circuit Santandar British Grand Prix 21st June
9 Germany Nurburg Nurburgring Großer Preis Santander von Deutschland 12th July
10 Hungary Budapest Hungaroring ING Magyar Nagydíj 26th July
11 Spain Valencia Valencia Street Circuit Telefónica Grand Prix of Europe 23rd August
12 Belgium Spa Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps ING Belgian Grand Prix 30th August
13 Italy Monza Autodromo Nazionale Monza Gran Premio Santander d’Italia 13th September
14 Singapore Marina Bay Marina Bay Street Circuit SingTel Singapore Grand Prix 27th September
15 Japan Suzuka Suzuka Circuit Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix 4th October
16 Brazil São Paulo Autódromo José Carlos Pace Grande Prêmio do Brasil 18th October
17 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Yas Marina Circuit Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 1st November

The 2009 season is across 17 races starting in Australia.  There have been several changes to the calendar since the 2008 season.  The French and Canadian Grand Prixs have been dropped from this years calender and a the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be an exciting new close to the season.  Also the Singapore Grand Prix, which debuted last season as the first Formula One night race will return.

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