• 2016’s 21-race calendar will be hardest on mechanics and engineers
• Record-breaking number of races scheduled but US GP remains in doubtJenson Button believes the Formula One calendar should not move beyond the record-breaking 21 races scheduled for 2016.
The addition of the European Grand Prix in Azerbaijan and the return of the German Grand Prix – absent this year due to financial reasons – means Button and his fellow drivers are set to compete in 21 races for the first time in the sport’s history. Australia will play host to the first race in Melbourne on 20 March before the season ends in Abu Dhabi on 27 November. There will be six pairs of back-to-back races.
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Source: theguardian.com