2008 F1 Grand Prix Calendar
On this page you’ll find the complete 2008 F1 Grand Prix calendar, with links to buying tickets for each race.
March 23: Australian Grand Prix
The season kicks off at its traditional home. There is talk of the race moving in the near future, so your opportunities of visiting Albert Park are running out.
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April 6: Malaysian Grand Prix
Kuala Lumpur is a real 21st century city, which makes this a great race to attend.
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April 27: Bahrain Grand Prix
The Middle East has taken to F1 well and this is a unique race on the F1 calendar.
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May 11: Spanish Grand Prix
Visit Spain’s most cosmopolitan city, Barcelona and see Alonso-fever at its height.
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May 25: Turkish Grand Prix
One of the most popular of the Tilke circuits, this circuit offers great overtaking opportunities.
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June 8: Monaco Grand Prix
The jewel in F1’s crown, though the racing isn’t up to much, every F1 fan has to visit the Monaco Grand Prix at least once in their lives.
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June 22: Canadian Grand Prix
Montreal is a great party city and the race always manages to be dramatic.
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July 6: French Grand Prix
F1 finally has another French driver in F1 so expect the locals to be out in force. Magny Cours is also great if, erm, you like camping.
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July 20: British Grand Prix
Grab your tickets now as Hamilton-mania means Silverstone tickets will sell out soon.
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August 3: Hungarian Grand Prix
Not the most exciting race of the year, but Budapest is a great city and with the eight-day Sziget festival a week later, this is a great race to attend.
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August 24: European Grand Prix (Spain)
F1 visits Spain for the second time this year in the brand new Valencia street circuit. A few days later is the Tomatina Tomato Fight, the world’s biggest annual food fight!
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September 7: Belgian Grand Prix
Every driver’s favourite race and a great venue all round. Get a seat at Eau Rouge if you can!
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September 14: Italian Grand Prix
Historic Monza sees the Tifosi out in force. With the San Marino absent from the calendar, expect even more Ferrari fans than usual.
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September 28: Singapore Grand Prix
F1’s first night race should be quite an experience.
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October 12: Japanese Grand Prix
Against the backdrop of Mount Fuji, it would be hard to find a more impressive setting for a race (that is assuming the rain doesn’t stop you from seeing anything!) Make sure you climb the mountain. Thousands make the trip up Japan’s highest peak each year, departing at nightfall and reaching the summit in time for sunrise.
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October 19: Chinese Grand Prix
F1’s popularity is growing in China and Shanghai is such a unique city that this is race well worth trying to visit.
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November 2: Brazilian Grand Prix
The scene of the last three F1 title deciders, Interlagos often offers an exciting race.
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