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calendar - events 2009

DATE	TRACK	COUNTRY	Km	TRACK FACT	PARTNERING	EVENT DETAIL
16 - 17 MAY	PAU	FRANCE	2.760	Circuit: Pau , France Length: 2.760 km History: Pau’s street circuit was established in 1933. Website: www.asac-bascobearnais.asso.fr
30 - 31 MAY	VALENCIA	SPAIN	4.005	Circuit: Circuit y la Comunitat Valenciana Ricardo Tormo Length: 4.005 km History: Created in 2000, the track is set in an outdoor amphitheatre ensuring great views for all spectators. Website: www.circuitvalencia.com
20 - 21 JUNE	BRNO	CZECH REPUBLIC	5.403	Circuit: Automotodrom Brno Length: 5.403 km History: Created between 1985 and 1987, the Automotodrom is located 10 km west of Brno. Website: www.automotodrombrno.cz
18 - 19 JULY	BRANDS HATCH	GREAT BRITAIN	3.703	Circuit: Fawkham , Kent Length: 3.703 km History: Established in 1954, the track is only 30 km away from London. Website: www.motorsportvision.co.uk/brands-hatch
25 - 26 JULY	HUNGARORING	HUNGARY	4.381	Circuit: Hungaroring Length: 4.381 km History: Created in 1985-86 specifically to hold a Formula 1 Grand Prix, the tight and twisty Hungaroring lies 20 km north of Budapest in a valley, allowing fans to see 80% of the track from any point. Website: www.hungaroring.hu
29 - 30 AUGUST	SPA	BELGIUM	7.395	Circuit: Spa-Francorchamps Length: 7.004 km History: Known as most drivers’ favourite track, Belgium’s Spa-Francorchamps circuit features the famous Eau Rouge as part of its mix of challenging fast corners and long straights. Website: www.spa-francorchamps.be
5 - 6 SEPTEMBER	OSCHERSLEBEN	GERMANY	3.696	Circuit: Motorsport Arena Oschersleben Length: 3.696 km History: Oschersleben’s Motorsport Arena was created in 1997. Website: www.motorsportarena.com
19 - 20 SEPTEMBER	IMOLA	ITALY	4.933	Imola Circuit: Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari Length: 4.933 Km History: Built in the 1950s, the circuit is name after Ferrari’s late founder Enzo and his son Dino. It is one of the few tracks where drivers race in an anti-clockwise direction and was the venue for the Formula One San Marino Grand Prix until 2006. Website: www.autodromoimola.com