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1996 schedule (TENTATIVE)

Source: Autoweek 1996 Tentative Formula 1 Schedule Mar 10 Australian Grand Prix Melbourne, Australia Mar 31 Brazilian Grand Prix Interlagos, Brazil Apr 7 Argentine Grand Prix ...

Source: Autoweek

1996 Tentative Formula 1 Schedule

Mar 10        Australian Grand Prix                Melbourne, Australia 
Mar 31        Brazilian Grand Prix                Interlagos, Brazil 
Apr  7        Argentine Grand Prix                Buenos Aires, Argentina 
Apr 28  TBA 
May  5  San Marino Grand Prix                Imola, Italy 
May 19  Spanish Grand Prix                Barcelona, Spain 
Jun  2  Monaco Grand Prix                Monte Carlo, Monaco 
Jun 16  Canadian Grand Prix                Montreal, Canada 
Jun 30  French Grand Prix                Magny-Cours, France
Jul 14  British Grand Prix                Silverstone, United Kingdom 
Jul 28  German Grand Prix                Hockenheim, Germany 
Aug 11        Hungarian Grand Prix                Budapest, Hungary 
Aug 25        Belgian Grand Prix                Spa-Francorchamps,Belgium 
Sep  8  Italian Grand Prix                Monza, Italy 
Sep 22  Portuguese Grand Prix                Estoril, Portugal 
Oct  6  Pacific Grand Prix                Aida, Japan 
Oct 13  Japanese Grand Prix                Suzuka, Japan

Dates for Pacific and Japanese Grands Prix are subject to change. One may be move to the April 28. Circuits for Argentine and Portuguese Grands Prix are subject to safety inspection. There will only be 16 races on the 1996 schedule.

Qualifying will be a single one hour session on Saturday afternoon.  Each
driver will be allowed 12 laps.  Practice sessions will be as follows:
    Friday           two 60 minute sessions.
    Saturday         two 45 minute sessions in the morning.
    Sunday         one 30 minute morning warmup.

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