F1 Calander





ROUND GRAND PRIX DATE
1 Fosters Australian Grand Prix
(Albert Park, Melbourne) Sunday March 07, 2004

2 Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix
(Sepang) Sunday March 21, 2004

3 Bahrain Grand Prix
(Sakhir) Sunday April 04, 2004

4 Fosters San Marino Grand Prix
(Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola) Sunday April 25, 2004

5 Spanish Grand Prix
(Catalunya) Sunday May 09, 2004

6 Monaco Grand Prix
(Monte Carlo) Sunday May 23, 2004

7 Allianz Grand Prix Of Europe
(Nurburgring) Sunday May 30, 2004

8 Air Canada Grand Prix
(Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal) Sunday June 13, 2004

9 United States Grand Prix
(Indianapolis) Sunday June 20, 2004

10 Mobil 1 French Grand Prix
(Magny Cours) Sunday July 04, 2004

11 Fosters British Grand Prix
(Silverstone) Sunday July 11, 2004

12 Mobil 1 German Grand Prix
(Hockenheim) Sunday July 25, 2004

13 Hungarian Grand Prix
(Hungaroring) Sunday August 15, 2004

14 Belgian Grand Prix
(Spa-Francorchamps) Sunday August 29, 2004

15 Vodafone Italian Grand Prix
(Monza) Sunday September 12, 2004

16 Chinese Grand Prix
(Shanghai) Sunday September 26, 2004

17 Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
(Suzuka) Sunday October 10, 2004

18 Brazilian Grand Prix
(Interlagos) Sunday October 24, 2004

Topic: ...........F1............
Narain Karthikeyan will make history come March 6 when he becomes the first Indian driver to line up on a Formula One grid in Melbourne, Australia.
Karthikeyan has had test-drives for Jordan, Jaguar and Minardi in the last three years, becoming the first Indian to drive an F1 car in the process.

A spokesman for Jordan in London would not confirm a final deal had been reached and said an announcement by the team was expected sometime in the next two days.
Karthikeyan will however need to acquire the super licence he needs to drive in Formula One.


"The super licence is the most important thing right now. I've done well in other races but I still have to do about 300 kilometres ...over the next few weeks to get it. It won't be a problem though," he said.

Karthikeyan, who currently drives in the World Series Championship, said he was confident of his chances.

"I've raced with drivers such as Jenson Button and (Takuma) Sato before, and I've beaten them on my day," he said. "They're doing pretty well in Formula One, so that gives me confidence that I too can compete."