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1997 Formula 3 Series Calendar

Any errors or corrections should be sent to cals@vollans.demon.co.uk. This calendar will be posted every 4 weeks Notes: All dates believed correct as of 20th Feb 97. All races in country of championship, unless indicated otherwise ...

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Any errors or corrections should be sent to cals@vollans.demon.co.uk. This calendar will be posted every 4 weeks

Notes: All dates believed correct as of 20th Feb 97. All races in country of championship, unless indicated otherwise with country shown in () tba = To Be Announced * indicates non-championship race

British F3

Mar 23  Donington Park
Apr 6   Silverstone
Apr 13  Thruxton
Apr 27  Brands Hatch
May 18  Croft
Jun 1   Silverstone
Jun 22  Oulton Park
Jul 12  Silverstone
Aug 17  Pembrey
Aug 24  Donington Park
Sep 14  Snetterton
Sep 28  Spa-Francorchamps (B)
Oct 5   Silverstone
Oct 12  Thruxton

French F3

Mar 30  Nogaro
Apr 13  Ledenon
Apr 27  Magny-Cours
May 18  Pau
Jun 1   Dijon
Jun 8   Charade
Jun 22  Val de Vienne
Jul 6   Croix-en-Ternois
Jul 20  Paul Ricard
Sep 7   Albi
Sep 21  Le Mans Bugatti

German F3

Apr 27  Hockenheim
May 25  Nurburgring
Jun 15  Sachsenring
Jun 29  Norisring
Jul 13  Wunstorf
Aug 10  Zweibrucken
Aug 24  Salzburgring (A)
Sep 7   Lahr
Oct 5   Nurburgring

Italian F3

Mar 31  Magione
Apr 13  Mugello
May 4   Vellelunga
Jun 1   Enna-Pergusa
Jun 15  Varano
Jun 22  Monza
Jul 20  Magionne
Sep 21  Binetto
Oct 5   Imola
Oct 26  Misano

Japanese F3

Mar 30  Suzuka
Apr 20  Tsukuba
May 18  Mine
Jun 1   Fuji
Jul 6   Suzuka
Aug 3   Sugo
Sep 7   Sendai
Sep 28  Motegi
Oct 19  Fuji
Nov 9   Suzuka

Mexican F3

Apr 13  Jalisco
May 11  Mexico City
Jun 8   Zacatecas
Jun 29  Monterrey
Jul 20  Saltillo
Aug 17  San Luis Potosi
Sep 28  Chihuahua
Nov 9   Veracruz
Nov 23  Mexico City
Dec 7   tba

South American F3

Mar 16 Temuco (RCH) Mar 23 Parana (RA) Apr 20 Interlagos (BR) May 18 Buenos Aires (RA) Jun 22 Interlagos (BR) Jul 6 tba (RA/PER) Aug 3 tba (BR) Aug 31 tba (BR) Sep 14 tba (RA) Oct 19 Piriapolis (URG) Nov 23 tba (BR) Dec 7 tba (RA) (Dates provisional)

Other major F3 races

May 10  Monaco (MC)
Aug 3   Zandvoort (NL)
Nov 16  Macau (P)

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