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Sep 6 F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R15-22) (Graphic)
September 6 - November 29, 2020 -- The 2020 Formula 1 season consists of 22 Grand Prix, taking place in 22 countries around the world. Rounds 15 - 22 are at the following circuits:-
CALENDAR
15 Sep 6 Italy
16 Sep 20 Singapore
17 Sep 27 Russia
18 Oct 11 Japan
19 Oct 25 United States
20 Nov 1 Mexico City
21 Nov 15 Brazil
22 Nov 29 Abu Dhabi
F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R15-22) (Graphic)
GN39944 Graphics shows circuit plans, with details on typical speeds, gears, timing sectors and DRS zones.
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CALENDAR
15 Sep 6 Italy
16 Sep 20 Singapore
17 Sep 27 Russia
18 Oct 11 Japan
19 Oct 25 United States
20 Nov 1 Mexico City
21 Nov 15 Brazil
22 Nov 29 Abu Dhabi
F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R15-22) (Graphic)
GN39944 Graphics shows circuit plans, with details on typical speeds, gears, timing sectors and DRS zones.
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Jun 27 CYCLING: Tour de France 2020 route (Graphic)
June 27 - July 19, 2020 -- Starting in the south of France, itself an unusual event, the defining characteristic of the 2020 Tour de France is the inclusion of all five of the country’s mountain ranges, three of which, the Alps, the Massif Central and the Pyrenees, are tackled in the first eight days.
Even the individual time trial on La Planche des Belles Filles, near the end of the race, will favour the climbers as riders battle against the clock to defend the Yellow Jersey or fight for a place on the podium.
CYCLING: Tour de France 2020 route (Graphic)
GN39617 Graphic shows route of the 2020 Tour de France.
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Even the individual time trial on La Planche des Belles Filles, near the end of the race, will favour the climbers as riders battle against the clock to defend the Yellow Jersey or fight for a place on the podium.
CYCLING: Tour de France 2020 route (Graphic)
GN39617 Graphic shows route of the 2020 Tour de France.
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Jun 7 F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R8 - R14) (Graphic)
June 7 - November 29, 2020 -- The 2020 Formula 1 season consists of 22 Grand Prix, taking place in 22 countries around the world. Rounds 8 = 14 take place at the following circuits::
CALENDAR
8 Jun 7 Azerbaijan
9 Jun 14 Canada
10 Jun 28 France
11 Jul 5 Austria
12 Jul 19 Great Britain
13 Aug 2 Hungary
14 Aug 30 Belgium
F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R8 - R14) (Graphic)
GN39943 Graphics shows circuit plans, with details on typical speeds, gears, timing sectors and DRS zones.
(Each 107mm wide by 95mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
CALENDAR
8 Jun 7 Azerbaijan
9 Jun 14 Canada
10 Jun 28 France
11 Jul 5 Austria
12 Jul 19 Great Britain
13 Aug 2 Hungary
14 Aug 30 Belgium
F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R8 - R14) (Graphic)
GN39943 Graphics shows circuit plans, with details on typical speeds, gears, timing sectors and DRS zones.
(Each 107mm wide by 95mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
May 3 MOTOGP: Season schedule 2020 (2) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
May 3 - November 29, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season is scheduled to get underway in Spain. The schedule is badly affected by the coronavirus outbreak, with the opening Qatar GP cancelled and races scheduled for April postponed till later in the season.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Revised schedule dates, subject to further changes caused by coronavirus outbreak:
May 3, 2020 - Spanish Grand Prix
May 17, 2020 - French Grand Prix
May 31, 2020 - Italian Grand Prix
June 7, 2020 - Catalunya Grand Prix
June 21, 2020 - German Grand Prix
June 28, 2020 - Dutch Grand Prix
July 12, 2020 - Finnish Grand Prix
August 9, 2020 - Czech Grand Prix
August 16, 2020 - Austrian Grand Prix
August 30, 2020 - British Grand Prix
September 13, 2020 - San Marino Grand Prix
September 27, 2020 - Aragon Grand Prix
October 4, 2020 - Thailand Grand Prix
October 18, 2020 - Japanese Grand Prix
October 25, 2020 - Australian Grand Prix
November 1, 2020 - Malaysian Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Americas Grand Prix
November 22, 2020 - Argentina Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Season schedule 2020 (2) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39923 Graphic shows revised dates and venues of all scheduled races in 2020 season.
(107mm wide by 166mm deep (print) and 2-screen responsive graphic (digital))
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Revised schedule dates, subject to further changes caused by coronavirus outbreak:
May 3, 2020 - Spanish Grand Prix
May 17, 2020 - French Grand Prix
May 31, 2020 - Italian Grand Prix
June 7, 2020 - Catalunya Grand Prix
June 21, 2020 - German Grand Prix
June 28, 2020 - Dutch Grand Prix
July 12, 2020 - Finnish Grand Prix
August 9, 2020 - Czech Grand Prix
August 16, 2020 - Austrian Grand Prix
August 30, 2020 - British Grand Prix
September 13, 2020 - San Marino Grand Prix
September 27, 2020 - Aragon Grand Prix
October 4, 2020 - Thailand Grand Prix
October 18, 2020 - Japanese Grand Prix
October 25, 2020 - Australian Grand Prix
November 1, 2020 - Malaysian Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Americas Grand Prix
November 22, 2020 - Argentina Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Season schedule 2020 (2) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39923 Graphic shows revised dates and venues of all scheduled races in 2020 season.
(107mm wide by 166mm deep (print) and 2-screen responsive graphic (digital))
May 3 MOTOGP: Wallchart 2020 (Graphic)
May 3 - November 29, 2020 -- The Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme founded the Road Racing World Championship in 1949, staging just six Grands Prix in Europe. Now a global brand with multiple races each year, MotoGP is firmly established as the premier class of motorcycle racing.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates, subject to further changes caused by coronavirus outbreak:
May 3, 2020 - Spanish Grand Prix
May 17, 2020 - French Grand Prix
May 31, 2020 - Italian Grand Prix
June 7, 2020 - Catalunya Grand Prix
June 21, 2020 - German Grand Prix
June 28, 2020 - Dutch Grand Prix
July 12, 2020 - Finnish Grand Prix
August 9, 2020 - Czech Grand Prix
August 16, 2020 - Austrian Grand Prix
August 30, 2020 - British Grand Prix
September 13, 2020 - San Marino Grand Prix
September 27, 2020 - Aragon Grand Prix
October 4, 2020 - Thailand Grand Prix
October 18, 2020 - Japanese Grand Prix
October 25, 2020 - Australian Grand Prix
November 1, 2020 - Malaysian Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Americas Grand Prix
November 22, 2020 - Argentina Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Wallchart 2020 (Graphic)
GN39938 Graphic shows MotoGP 2020 wallchart with schedule of races, details of drivers and teams, and championship statistics.
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The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates, subject to further changes caused by coronavirus outbreak:
May 3, 2020 - Spanish Grand Prix
May 17, 2020 - French Grand Prix
May 31, 2020 - Italian Grand Prix
June 7, 2020 - Catalunya Grand Prix
June 21, 2020 - German Grand Prix
June 28, 2020 - Dutch Grand Prix
July 12, 2020 - Finnish Grand Prix
August 9, 2020 - Czech Grand Prix
August 16, 2020 - Austrian Grand Prix
August 30, 2020 - British Grand Prix
September 13, 2020 - San Marino Grand Prix
September 27, 2020 - Aragon Grand Prix
October 4, 2020 - Thailand Grand Prix
October 18, 2020 - Japanese Grand Prix
October 25, 2020 - Australian Grand Prix
November 1, 2020 - Malaysian Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Americas Grand Prix
November 22, 2020 - Argentina Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Wallchart 2020 (Graphic)
GN39938 Graphic shows MotoGP 2020 wallchart with schedule of races, details of drivers and teams, and championship statistics.
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Mar 23 HEALTH: Coronavirus in Sport timeline (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 24)
March 23, 2020 -- As the coronavirus pandemic enforces a global lockdown, the world’s most iconic sporting fixtures have fallen victim, with seasons suspended and tournaments cancelled or postponed, including the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, the UEFA European Championships, multiple Formula 1 races, the U.S. Masters golf and the French Open tennis at Roland Garros.
The International Olympic Committee and Tokyo 2020 organisers have agreed to postpone the Olympic Games in Japan for one year after coming under mounting pressure to decide how best to move forward.
The IOC set a deadline for the end of April to reach a decision but as countries including Australia and Canada announced they were withdrawing their teams the postponement became inevitable.
HEALTH: Coronavirus in Sport timeline (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 24)
GN40096 Graphic shows sporting events across the globe affected by COVID-19, as at 13:00GMT, Tuesday, March 24.
(163mm wide by 137mm deep (print) and 2-screen responsive graphic (digital))
The International Olympic Committee and Tokyo 2020 organisers have agreed to postpone the Olympic Games in Japan for one year after coming under mounting pressure to decide how best to move forward.
The IOC set a deadline for the end of April to reach a decision but as countries including Australia and Canada announced they were withdrawing their teams the postponement became inevitable.
HEALTH: Coronavirus in Sport timeline (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 24)
GN40096 Graphic shows sporting events across the globe affected by COVID-19, as at 13:00GMT, Tuesday, March 24.
(163mm wide by 137mm deep (print) and 2-screen responsive graphic (digital))
Mar 17 SOCCER: UEFA Euro 2020 postponed (Graphic)
March 17, 2020 -- The UEFA European Championships, set to take place in 12 cities across Europe, has been delayed by one year due to the coronavirus pandemic. The showpiece is now scheduled for June and July 2021 after an emergency video conference involving major stakeholders on Tuesday.
SOCCER: UEFA Euro 2020 postponed (Graphic)
GN40083 Graphic shows cases of coronavirus across UEFA Euro 2020 host nations as at 15:00GMT, Thursday.
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SOCCER: UEFA Euro 2020 postponed (Graphic)
GN40083 Graphic shows cases of coronavirus across UEFA Euro 2020 host nations as at 15:00GMT, Thursday.
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Mar 15 F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R1-R7) (Graphic)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 2020 Formula 1 season consists of 22 Grand Prix, taking place in 22 countries around the world. Round 1 - 7 take place at the following circuits: -
CALENDAR
1 Mar 15 Australia
2 Mar 22 Bahrain
3 Apr 5 Vietnam
4 Apr 19 China (Postponed due to coronavirus outbreak)
5 May 3 Netherlands
6 May 10 Spain
7 May 24 Monaco
F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R1-R7) (Graphic)
GN39724 Graphics shows circuit plans, with details on typical speeds, gears, timing sectors and DRS zones.
(Each 107mm wide by 95mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
CALENDAR
1 Mar 15 Australia
2 Mar 22 Bahrain
3 Apr 5 Vietnam
4 Apr 19 China (Postponed due to coronavirus outbreak)
5 May 3 Netherlands
6 May 10 Spain
7 May 24 Monaco
F1: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R1-R7) (Graphic)
GN39724 Graphics shows circuit plans, with details on typical speeds, gears, timing sectors and DRS zones.
(Each 107mm wide by 95mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
Mar 15 F1: World Championship calendar 2020 (2) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 18)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 71st Formula One World Championship, comprising 22 races around the world, commences with the Australian Grand Prix and concludes in Abu Dhabi in November.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Schedule dates:
Mar 15: Australian Grand Prix (Cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak)
Mar 22: Bahrain Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 5: Vietnamese Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 19: Chinese Grand Prix (Postponed)
May 3: Dutch Grand Prix
May 10: Spanish Grand Prix
May 24: Monaco Grand Prix
Jun 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Jun 14: Canadian Grand Prix
Jun 28: French Grand Prix
Jul 5: Austrian Grand Prix
Jul 19: British Brand Prix
Aug 2: Hungarian Grand Prix
Aug 30: Belgian Grand Prix
Sep 6: Italian Grand Prix
Sep 20: Singapore Grand Prix
Sep 27: Russian Grand Prix
Oct 11: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: United States Grand Prix
Nov 1: Mexican Grand Prix
Nov 15: Brazilian Grand Prix
Nov 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
F1: World Championship calendar 2020 (2) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 18)
GN39860 Graphic shows Formula One World Championship schedule for the 2020 season.
(107mm wide by 173mm deep (print) and 2-screen responsive graphic (digital))
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Schedule dates:
Mar 15: Australian Grand Prix (Cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak)
Mar 22: Bahrain Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 5: Vietnamese Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 19: Chinese Grand Prix (Postponed)
May 3: Dutch Grand Prix
May 10: Spanish Grand Prix
May 24: Monaco Grand Prix
Jun 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Jun 14: Canadian Grand Prix
Jun 28: French Grand Prix
Jul 5: Austrian Grand Prix
Jul 19: British Brand Prix
Aug 2: Hungarian Grand Prix
Aug 30: Belgian Grand Prix
Sep 6: Italian Grand Prix
Sep 20: Singapore Grand Prix
Sep 27: Russian Grand Prix
Oct 11: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: United States Grand Prix
Nov 1: Mexican Grand Prix
Nov 15: Brazilian Grand Prix
Nov 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
F1: World Championship calendar 2020 (2) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 18)
GN39860 Graphic shows Formula One World Championship schedule for the 2020 season.
(107mm wide by 173mm deep (print) and 2-screen responsive graphic (digital))
Mar 15 F1: Championship Standings and Team Guide interactive 2020 (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 12)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 2020 Formula One World Championship commences with the Australian Grand Prix and concludes in Abu Dhabi in December. Ten teams contest the Championship.
This Sportlive interactive graphic shows a guide to all the teams, plus the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship standings through the season, the data automatically updating after each race during the season.
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F1: Championship Standings and Team Guide interactive 2020 (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39863 The Standings (points awarded in the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship) are updated live after each race. The guide gives details of the 10 teams and their drivers.
(800px wide by 568px deep )
This Sportlive interactive graphic shows a guide to all the teams, plus the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship standings through the season, the data automatically updating after each race during the season.
EDITORS: This is a responsive interactive graphic
designed for screens from desktop to mobile phone. When the interactives respond to screen width, they maintain the same height.
The easiest way to publish this graphic is using embed code (available to existing subscribers once logged in to our site). Please let us know if you need assistance.
Please contact Graphic News if you would like this graphic hosted in an alternative language.
F1: Championship Standings and Team Guide interactive 2020 (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39863 The Standings (points awarded in the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship) are updated live after each race. The guide gives details of the 10 teams and their drivers.
(800px wide by 568px deep )
Mar 15 F1: Team grid 2020 - Top view cars (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- Ten teams will contest the Formula One World Championship which commences with the Australian GP, and concludes in Abu Dhabi in December.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA). British driver Lewis Hamilton, racing for Mercedes, claimed his fifth world title last season.
Schedule dates:
Calendar:
1 Mar 15 Australia
2 Mar 22 Bahrain
3 Apr 5 Vietnam (new)
4 Apr 19 China (Postponed due to coronavirus outbreak)
5 May 3 Netherlands (new)
6 May 10 Spain
7 May 24 Monaco
8 Jun 7 Azerbaijan
9 Jun 14 Canada
10 Jun 28 France
11 Jul 5 Austria
12 Jul 19 Great Britain
13 Aug 2 Hungary
14 Aug 30 Belgium
15 Sep 6 Italy
16 Sep 20 Singapore
17 Sep 27 Russia
18 Oct 11 Japan
19 Oct 25 United States
20 Nov 1 Mexico City
21 Nov 15 Brazil
22 Nov 29 Abu Dhabi
F1: Team grid 2020 - Top view cars (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39864 Artwork shows overhead view of of all the teams’ cars on the grid for the Formula One 2020 World Championship.
(Each 52mm wide by 142mm deep packaged as a set)
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA). British driver Lewis Hamilton, racing for Mercedes, claimed his fifth world title last season.
Schedule dates:
Calendar:
1 Mar 15 Australia
2 Mar 22 Bahrain
3 Apr 5 Vietnam (new)
4 Apr 19 China (Postponed due to coronavirus outbreak)
5 May 3 Netherlands (new)
6 May 10 Spain
7 May 24 Monaco
8 Jun 7 Azerbaijan
9 Jun 14 Canada
10 Jun 28 France
11 Jul 5 Austria
12 Jul 19 Great Britain
13 Aug 2 Hungary
14 Aug 30 Belgium
15 Sep 6 Italy
16 Sep 20 Singapore
17 Sep 27 Russia
18 Oct 11 Japan
19 Oct 25 United States
20 Nov 1 Mexico City
21 Nov 15 Brazil
22 Nov 29 Abu Dhabi
F1: Team grid 2020 - Top view cars (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39864 Artwork shows overhead view of of all the teams’ cars on the grid for the Formula One 2020 World Championship.
(Each 52mm wide by 142mm deep packaged as a set)
Mar 15 F1: Team guide 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- Ten teams will contest the Formula One World Championship which commences with the Australian GP, and concludes in Abu Dhabi in December: Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari, Racing Point, Williams, McLaren, Toro Rosso, Haas, Renault, Alfa Romeo.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
The ten teams contesting the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes
Ferrari
Red Bull Racing
McLaren
Renault
AlphaTauri
Racing Point
Alfa Romeo
Haas
Williams
F1: Team guide 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39866 Graphic shows details of all the teams competing in the Formula One 2020 World Championship. Includes the cars, the helmets and team overalls.
(219mm by 320mm deep)
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
The ten teams contesting the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes
Ferrari
Red Bull Racing
McLaren
Renault
AlphaTauri
Racing Point
Alfa Romeo
Haas
Williams
F1: Team guide 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39866 Graphic shows details of all the teams competing in the Formula One 2020 World Championship. Includes the cars, the helmets and team overalls.
(219mm by 320mm deep)
Mar 15 F1: Team logos 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Feb 18)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 71st Formula One World Championship, comprising 22 races around the world, commences with the Australian Grand Prix and concludes in Abu Dhabi in November.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Ten teams will contest the 2020 World Championship: Mercedes, Red Bull Racing, Ferrari, Sport Pesa Racing Point, Williams, McLaren, AlphaTauri, Haas, Renault, Alfa Romeo.
Schedule dates:
Mar 15: Australian Grand Prix
Mar 22: Bahrain Grand Prix
Apr 5: Vietnamese Grand Prix
Apr 19: Chinese Grand Prix (Postponed due to coronavirus outbreak)
May 3: Dutch Grand Prix
May 10: Spanish Grand Prix
May 24: Monaco Grand Prix
Jun 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Jun 14: Canadian Grand Prix
Jun 28: French Grand Prix
Jul 5: Austrian Grand Prix
Jul 19: British Brand Prix
Aug 2: Hungarian Grand Prix
Aug 30: Belgian Grand Prix
Sep 6: Italian Grand Prix
Sep 20: Singapore Grand Prix
Sep 27: Russian Grand Prix
Oct 11: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: United States Grand Prix
Nov 1: Mexican Grand Prix
Nov 15: Brazilian Grand Prix
Nov 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
F1: Team logos 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Feb 18)
GN39867 Artwork includes the team logos of the ten teams competing in the Formula One 2020 World Championship.
(Each 107mm by 107mm deep packaged as a set)
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Ten teams will contest the 2020 World Championship: Mercedes, Red Bull Racing, Ferrari, Sport Pesa Racing Point, Williams, McLaren, AlphaTauri, Haas, Renault, Alfa Romeo.
Schedule dates:
Mar 15: Australian Grand Prix
Mar 22: Bahrain Grand Prix
Apr 5: Vietnamese Grand Prix
Apr 19: Chinese Grand Prix (Postponed due to coronavirus outbreak)
May 3: Dutch Grand Prix
May 10: Spanish Grand Prix
May 24: Monaco Grand Prix
Jun 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Jun 14: Canadian Grand Prix
Jun 28: French Grand Prix
Jul 5: Austrian Grand Prix
Jul 19: British Brand Prix
Aug 2: Hungarian Grand Prix
Aug 30: Belgian Grand Prix
Sep 6: Italian Grand Prix
Sep 20: Singapore Grand Prix
Sep 27: Russian Grand Prix
Oct 11: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: United States Grand Prix
Nov 1: Mexican Grand Prix
Nov 15: Brazilian Grand Prix
Nov 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
F1: Team logos 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Feb 18)
GN39867 Artwork includes the team logos of the ten teams competing in the Formula One 2020 World Championship.
(Each 107mm by 107mm deep packaged as a set)
Mar 15 F1: Drivers’ helmets 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 71st Formula One World Championship, comprising 22 races around the world, commences with the Australian Grand Prix and concludes in Abu Dhabi in November.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Twenty drivers will contest the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes:
Lewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas
Ferrari:
Sebastian Vettel, Charles Leclerc
Red Bull Racing:
Max Verstappen, Alexander Albon
McLaren:
Lando Norris, Carlos Sainz Jr.
Renault:
Daniel Ricciardo, Esteban Ocon
AlphaTauri:
Pierre Gasly, Daniil Kvyat
Racing Point:
Sergio Perez, Lance Stroll
Alfa Romeo:
Kimi Raikkonen, Antonio Giovinazzi
Haas:
Romain Grosjean, Kevin Magnussen
Williams:
George Russell, Nicholas Latifi
F1: Drivers’ helmets 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39868 Artwork shows helmets of drivers competing in the Formula One 2020 World Championship.
(Each 70mm wide by 52mm deep packaged as a set)
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Twenty drivers will contest the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes:
Lewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas
Ferrari:
Sebastian Vettel, Charles Leclerc
Red Bull Racing:
Max Verstappen, Alexander Albon
McLaren:
Lando Norris, Carlos Sainz Jr.
Renault:
Daniel Ricciardo, Esteban Ocon
AlphaTauri:
Pierre Gasly, Daniil Kvyat
Racing Point:
Sergio Perez, Lance Stroll
Alfa Romeo:
Kimi Raikkonen, Antonio Giovinazzi
Haas:
Romain Grosjean, Kevin Magnussen
Williams:
George Russell, Nicholas Latifi
F1: Drivers’ helmets 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39868 Artwork shows helmets of drivers competing in the Formula One 2020 World Championship.
(Each 70mm wide by 52mm deep packaged as a set)
Mar 15 F1: Driver profiles 2020 (part 1) (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 71st Formula One World Championship, comprising 22 races around the world, commences with the Australian Grand Prix and concludes in Abu Dhabi in December.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Twenty drivers will contest the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes:
Lewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas
Ferrari:
Sebastian Vettel, Charles Leclerc
Red Bull Racing:
Max Verstappen, Alexander Albon
McLaren:
Lando Norris, Carlos Sainz Jr.
Renault:
Daniel Ricciardo, Esteban Ocon
AlphaTauri:
Pierre Gasly, Daniil Kvyat
Racing Point:
Sergio Perez, Lance Stroll
Alfa Romeo:
Kimi Raikkonen, Antonio Giovinazzi
Haas:
Romain Grosjean, Kevin Magnussen
Williams:
George Russell, Nicholas Latifi
F1: Driver profiles 2020 (part 1) (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39869 Graphics, one for each driver, show profile details with breakdown of career results.
(Each 107mm by 99mm deep packaged as a set)
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Twenty drivers will contest the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes:
Lewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas
Ferrari:
Sebastian Vettel, Charles Leclerc
Red Bull Racing:
Max Verstappen, Alexander Albon
McLaren:
Lando Norris, Carlos Sainz Jr.
Renault:
Daniel Ricciardo, Esteban Ocon
AlphaTauri:
Pierre Gasly, Daniil Kvyat
Racing Point:
Sergio Perez, Lance Stroll
Alfa Romeo:
Kimi Raikkonen, Antonio Giovinazzi
Haas:
Romain Grosjean, Kevin Magnussen
Williams:
George Russell, Nicholas Latifi
F1: Driver profiles 2020 (part 1) (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 12)
GN39869 Graphics, one for each driver, show profile details with breakdown of career results.
(Each 107mm by 99mm deep packaged as a set)
Mar 15 F1: Banner 2020 (Photomontage)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 71st Formula One World Championship, comprising 22 races around the world, commences with the Australian Grand Prix and concludes in Abu Dhabi in December.
Visual shows both a thick and a thinner version of the banner plus an enlargement of the central area.
F1: Banner 2020 (Photomontage)
GN39871 Photomontage shows selected drivers and cars taking part in this year’s F1 season. Available as both a thick and thinner version. Visual shows both versions of the banner plus an enlargement of the central area.
(340mm wide by 62mm deep and 400mm wide by 120mm deep @ 300 pixels/inch) View graphic
Visual shows both a thick and a thinner version of the banner plus an enlargement of the central area.
F1: Banner 2020 (Photomontage)
GN39871 Photomontage shows selected drivers and cars taking part in this year’s F1 season. Available as both a thick and thinner version. Visual shows both versions of the banner plus an enlargement of the central area.
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Mar 15 F1: Formula One World Championship wallchart 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 18)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- Formula One celebrates its 70th anniversary as the 2020 World Championship gets underway. The opening race in Australia signals the starting lights on a season of thrilling manoeuvres, breathtaking drama and unrivalled precision over more than 20 Grands Prix that span the globe, concluding with the finale in Abu Dhabi in November.
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of German legend Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title, and could overhaul Schumacher’s total of 91 race wins if he maintains his dominant form this season.
Schedule:
Mar 15: Australian Grand Prix (Cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak)
Mar 22: Bahrain Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 5: Vietnamese Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 19: Chinese Grand Prix (Postponed)
May 3: Dutch Grand Prix
May 10: Spanish Grand Prix
May 24: Monaco Grand Prix
Jun 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Jun 14: Canadian Grand Prix
Jun 28: French Grand Prix
Jul 5: Austrian Grand Prix
Jul 19: British Brand Prix
Aug 2: Hungarian Grand Prix
Aug 30: Belgian Grand Prix
Sep 6: Italian Grand Prix
Sep 20: Singapore Grand Prix
Sep 27: Russian Grand Prix
Oct 11: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: United States Grand Prix
Nov 1: Mexican Grand Prix
Nov 15: Brazilian Grand Prix
Nov 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
F1: Formula One World Championship wallchart 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 18)
GN39939 Graphic shows Formula One Championship 2020 wallchart with schedule of races, details of drivers and teams, and championship statistics.
(420mm wide by 297mm deep)
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of German legend Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title, and could overhaul Schumacher’s total of 91 race wins if he maintains his dominant form this season.
Schedule:
Mar 15: Australian Grand Prix (Cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak)
Mar 22: Bahrain Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 5: Vietnamese Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 19: Chinese Grand Prix (Postponed)
May 3: Dutch Grand Prix
May 10: Spanish Grand Prix
May 24: Monaco Grand Prix
Jun 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Jun 14: Canadian Grand Prix
Jun 28: French Grand Prix
Jul 5: Austrian Grand Prix
Jul 19: British Brand Prix
Aug 2: Hungarian Grand Prix
Aug 30: Belgian Grand Prix
Sep 6: Italian Grand Prix
Sep 20: Singapore Grand Prix
Sep 27: Russian Grand Prix
Oct 11: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: United States Grand Prix
Nov 1: Mexican Grand Prix
Nov 15: Brazilian Grand Prix
Nov 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
F1: Formula One World Championship wallchart 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 18)
GN39939 Graphic shows Formula One Championship 2020 wallchart with schedule of races, details of drivers and teams, and championship statistics.
(420mm wide by 297mm deep)
Mar 15 F1: Formula 1 regulations 2020 (Graphic)
March 15, 2020 -- The FIA’s regulations for the 2020 season include changes that will see a greater responsibility placed on drivers at the start of the race and an increase of MGU-Ks to three throughout the season rather than two. Other changes include the reinstatement of the traditional chequered flag.
Changes to the clutch management system put a whole new emphasis on the driver’s skill rather than relying on the car’s software. The pull-type paddle-enabled clutch will control 90 per cent of the engine’s torque. The new regulations also specify that the paddles shouldn’t move more than 80mm in one direction.
A relaxation to energy recovery limits means that drivers can now use three Motor Generator Unit–Kinetic (MGU-Ks) throughout the season rather than two. Nine of the 20 drivers received penalties for exceeding their MGU-K limit in 2019.
The amount of fuel allowed outside the fuel survival cell is now limited to just 250ml -- down from two litres -- to prevent teams from briefly exceeding the 100kg/hour fuel-flow limit and boost performance. To this end, teams must now add a second FIA-controlled sensor to the fuel cell.
The change comes after rivals queried Ferrari’s straight-line power advantage last season. The FIA sensor only measures fuel flow at intervals; Red Bull Racing hypothesised that Ferrari could be timing an injection of extra fuel in between the measuring points of the fuel flow sensor to improve performance.
Among minor tweaks, the traditional chequered flag returns to mark the end of a race. The 2019 regulations saw the chequered flag replaced by a chequered light panel, but a glitch at the Japanese Grand Prix saw the electronic panel illuminate a lap before the end of the race.
F1: Formula 1 regulations 2020 (Graphic)
GN39955 Graphic shows changes to rules and regulations for the 2020 season.
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Changes to the clutch management system put a whole new emphasis on the driver’s skill rather than relying on the car’s software. The pull-type paddle-enabled clutch will control 90 per cent of the engine’s torque. The new regulations also specify that the paddles shouldn’t move more than 80mm in one direction.
A relaxation to energy recovery limits means that drivers can now use three Motor Generator Unit–Kinetic (MGU-Ks) throughout the season rather than two. Nine of the 20 drivers received penalties for exceeding their MGU-K limit in 2019.
The amount of fuel allowed outside the fuel survival cell is now limited to just 250ml -- down from two litres -- to prevent teams from briefly exceeding the 100kg/hour fuel-flow limit and boost performance. To this end, teams must now add a second FIA-controlled sensor to the fuel cell.
The change comes after rivals queried Ferrari’s straight-line power advantage last season. The FIA sensor only measures fuel flow at intervals; Red Bull Racing hypothesised that Ferrari could be timing an injection of extra fuel in between the measuring points of the fuel flow sensor to improve performance.
Among minor tweaks, the traditional chequered flag returns to mark the end of a race. The 2019 regulations saw the chequered flag replaced by a chequered light panel, but a glitch at the Japanese Grand Prix saw the electronic panel illuminate a lap before the end of the race.
F1: Formula 1 regulations 2020 (Graphic)
GN39955 Graphic shows changes to rules and regulations for the 2020 season.
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F1: World Championship calendar 2020 interactive (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 17)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 71st Formula One World Championship, originally scheduled to comprise 22 races around the world, is now expected to commence with the Dutch GP on May 3 after the cancellation of the Australian GP and postponement of 3 others.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Schedule dates:
Mar 15: Australian Grand Prix (Cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak)
Mar 22: Bahrain Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 5: Vietnamese Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 19: Chinese Grand Prix (Postponed)
May 3: Dutch Grand Prix
May 10: Spanish Grand Prix
May 24: Monaco Grand Prix
Jun 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Jun 14: Canadian Grand Prix
Jun 28: French Grand Prix
Jul 5: Austrian Grand Prix
Jul 19: British Brand Prix
Aug 2: Hungarian Grand Prix
Aug 30: Belgian Grand Prix
Sep 6: Italian Grand Prix
Sep 20: Singapore Grand Prix
Sep 27: Russian Grand Prix
Oct 11: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: United States Grand Prix
Nov 1: Mexican Grand Prix
Nov 15: Brazilian Grand Prix
Nov 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
F1: World Championship calendar 2020 interactive (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 17)
GN39966 Interactive graphic shows Formula One World Championship schedule for the 2020 season.
(800px wide by 568px deep)
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Schedule dates:
Mar 15: Australian Grand Prix (Cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak)
Mar 22: Bahrain Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 5: Vietnamese Grand Prix (Postponed)
Apr 19: Chinese Grand Prix (Postponed)
May 3: Dutch Grand Prix
May 10: Spanish Grand Prix
May 24: Monaco Grand Prix
Jun 7: Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Jun 14: Canadian Grand Prix
Jun 28: French Grand Prix
Jul 5: Austrian Grand Prix
Jul 19: British Brand Prix
Aug 2: Hungarian Grand Prix
Aug 30: Belgian Grand Prix
Sep 6: Italian Grand Prix
Sep 20: Singapore Grand Prix
Sep 27: Russian Grand Prix
Oct 11: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: United States Grand Prix
Nov 1: Mexican Grand Prix
Nov 15: Brazilian Grand Prix
Nov 29: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
F1: World Championship calendar 2020 interactive (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 17)
GN39966 Interactive graphic shows Formula One World Championship schedule for the 2020 season.
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Mar 15 F1: Team car liveries 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- Ten teams will contest the Formula One World Championship which commences with the Australian GP, and concludes in Abu Dhabi in December.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
The ten teams contesting the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes
Ferrari
Red Bull Racing
McLaren
Renault
AlphaTauri
Racing Point
Alfa Romeo
Haas
Williams
F1: Team car liveries 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
GN40035 Artwork shows all the teams’ cars on the grid for the Formula One 2020 World Championship. Artwork available with cars facing the right (as shown) or left facing.
(Each 107mm wide by 24mm deep packaged as a set)
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
The ten teams contesting the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes
Ferrari
Red Bull Racing
McLaren
Renault
AlphaTauri
Racing Point
Alfa Romeo
Haas
Williams
F1: Team car liveries 2020 (1) (Artwork UPDATED Mar 12)
GN40035 Artwork shows all the teams’ cars on the grid for the Formula One 2020 World Championship. Artwork available with cars facing the right (as shown) or left facing.
(Each 107mm wide by 24mm deep packaged as a set)
Mar 15 F1: Driver profiles 2020 (part 2) (Graphic)
March 15 - November 29, 2020 -- The 71st Formula One World Championship, comprising 22 races around the world, commences with the Australian Grand Prix and concludes in Abu Dhabi in December.
The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Twenty drivers will contest the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes:
Lewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas
Ferrari:
Sebastian Vettel, Charles Leclerc
Red Bull Racing:
Max Verstappen, Alexander Albon
McLaren:
Lando Norris, Carlos Sainz Jr.
Renault:
Daniel Ricciardo, Esteban Ocon
AlphaTauri:
Pierre Gasly, Daniil Kvyat
Racing Point:
Sergio Perez, Lance Stroll
Alfa Romeo:
Kimi Raikkonen, Antonio Giovinazzi
Haas:
Romain Grosjean, Kevin Magnussen
Williams:
George Russell, Nicholas Latifi
F1: Driver profiles 2020 (part 2) (Graphic)
GN40047 Graphics, one for each driver, show profile details with breakdown of career results.
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The Formula One World Championship, the premier class of motor racing, is organised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
British driver Lewis Hamilton will equal the record of Michael Schumacher if he secures his seventh Formula 1 championship title.
Twenty drivers will contest the 2020 World Championship:
Mercedes:
Lewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas
Ferrari:
Sebastian Vettel, Charles Leclerc
Red Bull Racing:
Max Verstappen, Alexander Albon
McLaren:
Lando Norris, Carlos Sainz Jr.
Renault:
Daniel Ricciardo, Esteban Ocon
AlphaTauri:
Pierre Gasly, Daniil Kvyat
Racing Point:
Sergio Perez, Lance Stroll
Alfa Romeo:
Kimi Raikkonen, Antonio Giovinazzi
Haas:
Romain Grosjean, Kevin Magnussen
Williams:
George Russell, Nicholas Latifi
F1: Driver profiles 2020 (part 2) (Graphic)
GN40047 Graphics, one for each driver, show profile details with breakdown of career results.
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Mar 13 HEALTH: Coronavirus in Sport (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 17)
March 13, 2020 -- As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread, the world’s most iconic sporting fixtures have fallen victim, with tournaments suspended and future showpieces under threat, including the Tokyo Olympics in July.
HEALTH: Coronavirus in Sport (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 17)
GN40080 Graphic shows sporting events across the globe affected because of COVID-19, as at 18:00GMT, Tuesday, March 17.
(107mm wide by 173mm deep (print) and 2-screen responsive graphic (digital))
HEALTH: Coronavirus in Sport (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 17)
GN40080 Graphic shows sporting events across the globe affected because of COVID-19, as at 18:00GMT, Tuesday, March 17.
(107mm wide by 173mm deep (print) and 2-screen responsive graphic (digital))
Mar 12 TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay (Graphic)
March 12 - July 24, 2020 -- After being lit in Olympia, Greece, the Olympic torch will travel to Athens on March 19, and from then to Japan for the start of the XXXII Olympiad that takes place in Tokyo, Japan. and starts July 24, 2020.
The 2020 Summer Olympic torch relay will run from March 12-July 24, 2020. After being lit in Olympia, Greece, the torch will travel to Athens on March 19.
Following a special display session called “The Flame of Recovery” in the Japanese prefectures of Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima – areas hit especially hard by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami – the flame will begin its tour of Japan from March 26 to July 24, whereupon it will arrive at Tokyo’s New National Stadium, ready for the opening ceremony.
During its travels the torch will visit all 47 prefecture capitals, plus hundreds of towns and villages along the way, giving people from all walks of life a chance to share in the celebration.
The Olympic torch was designed by Tokujin Yoshioka and is inspired by traditional cherry blossoms, with five petal-shaped columns around the tip of the rose gold aluminium beacon supplying five separate flames. Around 30% of the metal used in its construction is recycled from emergency prefabricated housing units built in the aftermath of the devastating 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay (Graphic)
GN39550 Graphic shows the route of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Torch Relay around Japan, highlighting the unique design of the torch.
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The 2020 Summer Olympic torch relay will run from March 12-July 24, 2020. After being lit in Olympia, Greece, the torch will travel to Athens on March 19.
Following a special display session called “The Flame of Recovery” in the Japanese prefectures of Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima – areas hit especially hard by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami – the flame will begin its tour of Japan from March 26 to July 24, whereupon it will arrive at Tokyo’s New National Stadium, ready for the opening ceremony.
During its travels the torch will visit all 47 prefecture capitals, plus hundreds of towns and villages along the way, giving people from all walks of life a chance to share in the celebration.
The Olympic torch was designed by Tokujin Yoshioka and is inspired by traditional cherry blossoms, with five petal-shaped columns around the tip of the rose gold aluminium beacon supplying five separate flames. Around 30% of the metal used in its construction is recycled from emergency prefabricated housing units built in the aftermath of the devastating 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay (Graphic)
GN39550 Graphic shows the route of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Torch Relay around Japan, highlighting the unique design of the torch.
(107mm by 160mm deep) View graphic
Mar 12 TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay emblem (Artwork)
March 12 - July 24, 2020 -- After being lit in Olympia, Greece, the Olympic torch will travel to Athens on March 19, and from then to Japan for the start of the XXXII Olympiad that takes place in Tokyo, Japan. and starts July 24, 2020.
The 2020 Summer Olympic torch relay will run from March 12-July 24, 2020. After being lit in Olympia, Greece, the torch will travel to Athens on March 19.
Following a special display session called “The Flame of Recovery” in the Japanese prefectures of Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima – areas hit especially hard by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami – the flame will begin its tour of Japan from March 26 to July 24, whereupon it will arrive at Tokyo’s New National Stadium, ready for the opening ceremony.
During its travels the torch will visit all 47 prefecture capitals, plus hundreds of towns and villages along the way, giving people from all walks of life a chance to share in the celebration.
The Olympic torch was designed by Tokujin Yoshioka and is inspired by traditional cherry blossoms, with five petal-shaped columns around the tip of the rose gold aluminium beacon supplying five separate flames. Around 30% of the metal used in its construction is recycled from emergency prefabricated housing units built in the aftermath of the devastating 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay emblem (Artwork)
GN39559 Graphic shows the official Torch Relay emblem for the 2020 Olympic Games.
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The 2020 Summer Olympic torch relay will run from March 12-July 24, 2020. After being lit in Olympia, Greece, the torch will travel to Athens on March 19.
Following a special display session called “The Flame of Recovery” in the Japanese prefectures of Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima – areas hit especially hard by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami – the flame will begin its tour of Japan from March 26 to July 24, whereupon it will arrive at Tokyo’s New National Stadium, ready for the opening ceremony.
During its travels the torch will visit all 47 prefecture capitals, plus hundreds of towns and villages along the way, giving people from all walks of life a chance to share in the celebration.
The Olympic torch was designed by Tokujin Yoshioka and is inspired by traditional cherry blossoms, with five petal-shaped columns around the tip of the rose gold aluminium beacon supplying five separate flames. Around 30% of the metal used in its construction is recycled from emergency prefabricated housing units built in the aftermath of the devastating 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay emblem (Artwork)
GN39559 Graphic shows the official Torch Relay emblem for the 2020 Olympic Games.
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Mar 12 TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay interactive (Interactive)
March 12 - July 24, 2020 -- After being lit in Olympia, Greece, the Olympic torch will travel to Athens on March 19, and from then to Japan for the start of the XXXII Olympiad that takes place in Tokyo from July 24, 2020.
Following a special display session called “The Flame of Recovery” in the Japanese prefectures of Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima – areas hit especially hard by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami – the flame will begin its tour of Japan from March 26 to July 24, whereupon it will arrive at Tokyo’s New National Stadium, ready for the opening ceremony.
During its travels the torch will visit all 47 prefecture capitals, plus hundreds of towns and villages along the way, giving people from all walks of life a chance to share in the celebration.
The Olympic torch was designed by Tokujin Yoshioka and is inspired by traditional cherry blossoms, with five petal-shaped columns around the tip of the rose gold aluminium beacon supplying five separate flames. Around 30% of the metal used in its construction is recycled from emergency prefabricated housing units built in the aftermath of the devastating 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay interactive (Interactive)
GN39622 Interactive graphic shows the route of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Torch Relay around Japan, highlighting the unique design of the torch.
(800px wide by 568px deep) View graphic
Following a special display session called “The Flame of Recovery” in the Japanese prefectures of Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima – areas hit especially hard by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami – the flame will begin its tour of Japan from March 26 to July 24, whereupon it will arrive at Tokyo’s New National Stadium, ready for the opening ceremony.
During its travels the torch will visit all 47 prefecture capitals, plus hundreds of towns and villages along the way, giving people from all walks of life a chance to share in the celebration.
The Olympic torch was designed by Tokujin Yoshioka and is inspired by traditional cherry blossoms, with five petal-shaped columns around the tip of the rose gold aluminium beacon supplying five separate flames. Around 30% of the metal used in its construction is recycled from emergency prefabricated housing units built in the aftermath of the devastating 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
TOKYO 2020: Olympic Torch Relay interactive (Interactive)
GN39622 Interactive graphic shows the route of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Torch Relay around Japan, highlighting the unique design of the torch.
(800px wide by 568px deep) View graphic
Mar 8 MOTOGP: Season schedule 2020 interactive (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 17)
March 8 - November 15, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season comprises 20 Grands Prix, commencing with the Qatar GP in March and concluding in Valencia, Spain in November.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
May 3: Spanish Grand Prix
May 17: French Grand Prix
May 31: Italian Grand Prix
Jun 7: Catalunya Grand Prix
Jun 21: German Grand Prix
Jun 28: Dutch Grand Prix
Jul 12: Finnish Grand Prix
Aug 9: Czech Grand Prix
Aug 16: Austrian Grand Prix
Aug 30: British Grand Prix
Sep 13: San Marino Grand Prix
Sep 27: Aragon Grand Prix
Oct 4: Thailand Grand Prix
Oct 18: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: Australian Grand Prix
Nov 1: Malaysian Grand Prix
Nov 15: Americas Grand Prix
Nov 22: Argentina Grand Prix
Nov 29: Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Season schedule 2020 interactive (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 17)
GN39956 Interactive graphic shows dates and venues of all scheduled races in 2020 season.
(800px wide by 568px deep)
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
May 3: Spanish Grand Prix
May 17: French Grand Prix
May 31: Italian Grand Prix
Jun 7: Catalunya Grand Prix
Jun 21: German Grand Prix
Jun 28: Dutch Grand Prix
Jul 12: Finnish Grand Prix
Aug 9: Czech Grand Prix
Aug 16: Austrian Grand Prix
Aug 30: British Grand Prix
Sep 13: San Marino Grand Prix
Sep 27: Aragon Grand Prix
Oct 4: Thailand Grand Prix
Oct 18: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: Australian Grand Prix
Nov 1: Malaysian Grand Prix
Nov 15: Americas Grand Prix
Nov 22: Argentina Grand Prix
Nov 29: Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Season schedule 2020 interactive (1) (Interactive UPDATED Mar 17)
GN39956 Interactive graphic shows dates and venues of all scheduled races in 2020 season.
(800px wide by 568px deep)
Mar 6 MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R1-R7) (Graphic)
March 6 - November 15, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season comprises 20 Grands Prix, commencing with the Qatar GP in March and concluding in Valencia, Spain in November.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
Mar 8: Qatar Grand Prix
Mar 22: Thailand Grand Prix
Apr 5: Americas Grand Prix
Apr 19: Argentina Grand Prix
May 3: Spanish Grand Prix
May 17: French Grand Prix
May 31: Italian Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R1-R7) (Graphic)
GN39924 Graphics show circuit plans, with details on corners, typical speeds, timing sectors and 2019 results.
(Each 107mm wide by 95mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
Mar 8: Qatar Grand Prix
Mar 22: Thailand Grand Prix
Apr 5: Americas Grand Prix
Apr 19: Argentina Grand Prix
May 3: Spanish Grand Prix
May 17: French Grand Prix
May 31: Italian Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R1-R7) (Graphic)
GN39924 Graphics show circuit plans, with details on corners, typical speeds, timing sectors and 2019 results.
(Each 107mm wide by 95mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
Mar 6 MOTOGP: Team logos 2020 (Artwork)
March 6 - November 15, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season comprises 20 Grands Prix, commencing with the Qatar GP in March and concluding in Valencia, Spain in November.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
Mar 8: Qatar Grand Prix
Mar 22: Thailand Grand Prix
Apr 5: Americas Grand Prix
Apr 19: Argentina Grand Prix
May 3: Spanish Grand Prix
May 17: French Grand Prix
May 31: Italian Grand Prix
Jun 7: Catalunya Grand Prix
Jun 21: German Grand Prix
Jun 28: Dutch Grand Prix
Jul 12: Finnish Grand Prix
Aug 9: Czech Grand Prix
Aug 16: Austrian Grand Prix
Aug 30: British Grand Prix
Sep 13: San Marino Grand Prix
Oct 4: Aragon Grand Prix
Oct 18: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: Australian Grand Prix
Nov 1: Malaysian Grand Prix
Nov 15: Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Team logos 2020 (Artwork)
GN39925 Artwork includes the team logos of the 11 teams competing in the MotoGP 2020 World Championship.
(Each 107mm wide by 107mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
Mar 8: Qatar Grand Prix
Mar 22: Thailand Grand Prix
Apr 5: Americas Grand Prix
Apr 19: Argentina Grand Prix
May 3: Spanish Grand Prix
May 17: French Grand Prix
May 31: Italian Grand Prix
Jun 7: Catalunya Grand Prix
Jun 21: German Grand Prix
Jun 28: Dutch Grand Prix
Jul 12: Finnish Grand Prix
Aug 9: Czech Grand Prix
Aug 16: Austrian Grand Prix
Aug 30: British Grand Prix
Sep 13: San Marino Grand Prix
Oct 4: Aragon Grand Prix
Oct 18: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: Australian Grand Prix
Nov 1: Malaysian Grand Prix
Nov 15: Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Team logos 2020 (Artwork)
GN39925 Artwork includes the team logos of the 11 teams competing in the MotoGP 2020 World Championship.
(Each 107mm wide by 107mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
Mar 6 MOTOGP: Rider helmets 2020 (Artwork)
March 6 - November 15, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season comprises 20 Grands Prix, commencing with the Qatar GP in March and concluding in Valencia, Spain in November.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
March 8, 2020 - Qatar Grand Prix
March 22, 2020 - Thailand Grand Prix
April 5, 2020 - Americas Grand Prix
April 19, 2020 - Argentina Grand Prix
May 3, 2020 - Spanish Grand Prix
May 17, 2020 - French Grand Prix
May 31, 2020 - Italian Grand Prix
June 7, 2020 - Catalunya Grand Prix
June 21, 2020 - German Grand Prix
June 28, 2020 - Dutch Grand Prix
July 12, 2020 - Finnish Grand Prix
August 9, 2020 - Czech Grand Prix
August 16, 2020 - Austrian Grand Prix
August 30, 2020 - British Grand Prix
September 13, 2020 - San Marino Grand Prix
October 4, 2020 - Aragon Grand Prix
October 18, 2020 - Japanese Grand Prix
October 25, 2020 - Australian Grand Prix
November 1, 2020 - Malaysian Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Rider helmets 2020 (Artwork)
GN39926 Graphic shows helmets of each rider competing in the MotoGP World Championship 2020.
(Each 70mm wide by 52mm deep packaged as a set) View graphic
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
March 8, 2020 - Qatar Grand Prix
March 22, 2020 - Thailand Grand Prix
April 5, 2020 - Americas Grand Prix
April 19, 2020 - Argentina Grand Prix
May 3, 2020 - Spanish Grand Prix
May 17, 2020 - French Grand Prix
May 31, 2020 - Italian Grand Prix
June 7, 2020 - Catalunya Grand Prix
June 21, 2020 - German Grand Prix
June 28, 2020 - Dutch Grand Prix
July 12, 2020 - Finnish Grand Prix
August 9, 2020 - Czech Grand Prix
August 16, 2020 - Austrian Grand Prix
August 30, 2020 - British Grand Prix
September 13, 2020 - San Marino Grand Prix
October 4, 2020 - Aragon Grand Prix
October 18, 2020 - Japanese Grand Prix
October 25, 2020 - Australian Grand Prix
November 1, 2020 - Malaysian Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Rider helmets 2020 (Artwork)
GN39926 Graphic shows helmets of each rider competing in the MotoGP World Championship 2020.
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Mar 6 MOTOGP: Team guide 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 2)
March 6 - November 15, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season comprises 20 Grands Prix, commencing with the Qatar GP in March and concluding in Valencia, Spain in November.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
March 8, 2020 - Qatar Grand Prix
March 22, 2020 - Thailand Grand Prix
April 5, 2020 - Americas Grand Prix
April 19, 2020 - Argentina Grand Prix
May 3, 2020 - Spanish Grand Prix
May 17, 2020 - French Grand Prix
May 31, 2020 - Italian Grand Prix
June 7, 2020 - Catalunya Grand Prix
June 21, 2020 - German Grand Prix
June 28, 2020 - Dutch Grand Prix
July 12, 2020 - Finnish Grand Prix
August 9, 2020 - Czech Grand Prix
August 16, 2020 - Austrian Grand Prix
August 30, 2020 - British Grand Prix
September 13, 2020 - San Marino Grand Prix
October 4, 2020 - Aragon Grand Prix
October 18, 2020 - Japanese Grand Prix
October 25, 2020 - Australian Grand Prix
November 1, 2020 - Malaysian Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Team guide 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 2)
GN39927 Graphic shows teams and riders, with motorbikes, competing in the FIM MotoGP World Championship 2020.
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The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
March 8, 2020 - Qatar Grand Prix
March 22, 2020 - Thailand Grand Prix
April 5, 2020 - Americas Grand Prix
April 19, 2020 - Argentina Grand Prix
May 3, 2020 - Spanish Grand Prix
May 17, 2020 - French Grand Prix
May 31, 2020 - Italian Grand Prix
June 7, 2020 - Catalunya Grand Prix
June 21, 2020 - German Grand Prix
June 28, 2020 - Dutch Grand Prix
July 12, 2020 - Finnish Grand Prix
August 9, 2020 - Czech Grand Prix
August 16, 2020 - Austrian Grand Prix
August 30, 2020 - British Grand Prix
September 13, 2020 - San Marino Grand Prix
October 4, 2020 - Aragon Grand Prix
October 18, 2020 - Japanese Grand Prix
October 25, 2020 - Australian Grand Prix
November 1, 2020 - Malaysian Grand Prix
November 15, 2020 - Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Team guide 2020 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Mar 2)
GN39927 Graphic shows teams and riders, with motorbikes, competing in the FIM MotoGP World Championship 2020.
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Mar 6 MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R8-R14) (Graphic)
March 6 - November 15, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season comprises 20 Grands Prix, commencing with the Qatar GP in March and concluding in Valencia, Spain in November.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
Jun 7: Catalunya Grand Prix
Jun 21: German Grand Prix
Jun 28: Dutch Grand Prix
Jul 12: Finnish Grand Prix
Aug 9: Czech Grand Prix
Aug 16: Austrian Grand Prix
Aug 30: British Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R8-R14) (Graphic)
GN39960 Graphics show circuit plans, with details on corners, typical speeds, timing sectors and 2019 results.
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The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
Jun 7: Catalunya Grand Prix
Jun 21: German Grand Prix
Jun 28: Dutch Grand Prix
Jul 12: Finnish Grand Prix
Aug 9: Czech Grand Prix
Aug 16: Austrian Grand Prix
Aug 30: British Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R8-R14) (Graphic)
GN39960 Graphics show circuit plans, with details on corners, typical speeds, timing sectors and 2019 results.
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Mar 6 MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R15-R20) (Graphic)
March 6 - November 15, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season comprises 20 Grands Prix, commencing with the Qatar GP in March and concluding in Valencia, Spain in November.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
Sep 13: San Marino Grand Prix
Oct 4: Aragon Grand Prix
Oct 18: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: Australian Grand Prix
Nov 1: Malaysian Grand Prix
Nov 15: Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R15-R20) (Graphic)
GN39961 Graphics show circuit plans, with details on corners, typical speeds, timing sectors and 2019 results.
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The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
Schedule dates:
Sep 13: San Marino Grand Prix
Oct 4: Aragon Grand Prix
Oct 18: Japanese Grand Prix
Oct 25: Australian Grand Prix
Nov 1: Malaysian Grand Prix
Nov 15: Valencia Grand Prix
MOTOGP: Grand Prix circuits 2020 (R15-R20) (Graphic)
GN39961 Graphics show circuit plans, with details on corners, typical speeds, timing sectors and 2019 results.
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Mar 6 MOTOGP: Team bike liveries 2020 (1) (Artwork)
March 6 - November 15, 2020 -- The 2020 MotoGP season comprises 20 Grands Prix, commencing with the Qatar GP in March and concluding in Valencia, Spain in November.
The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
The 11 teams contesting the 2020 World Championship:
Aprilia Racing Team Gresini
Reale Avintia Racing
Mission Winnow Ducati Team
Pramac Racing
LCR Honda
Repsol Honda Team
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
Red Bull KTM Tech 3
Team SUZUKI ECSTAR
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP
Petronas Yamaha SRT
MOTOGP: Team bike liveries 2020 (1) (Artwork)
GN40040 Artwork shows all the teams’ bikes on the grid for the MotoGP 2020 World Championship.
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The 72nd Road Racing Championship, MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing, created following the coordination of rules and regulations when the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme was founded in 1949.
Grand Prix motorcycles are purpose-built prototypes that are not available for purchase and can not be driven legally on public roads. They are estimated to be worth about US $2 million each as they can not easily be replaced.
The 11 teams contesting the 2020 World Championship:
Aprilia Racing Team Gresini
Reale Avintia Racing
Mission Winnow Ducati Team
Pramac Racing
LCR Honda
Repsol Honda Team
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
Red Bull KTM Tech 3
Team SUZUKI ECSTAR
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP
Petronas Yamaha SRT
MOTOGP: Team bike liveries 2020 (1) (Artwork)
GN40040 Artwork shows all the teams’ bikes on the grid for the MotoGP 2020 World Championship.
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Mar 3 SOCCER: UEFA Nations League draw 2020-21 (Graphic)
March 3, 2020 -- The draw for the second Nations League tournament pits inaugural champions Portugal against France, Sweden and Croatia. The reigning champions will be looking to defend their title after their victory over the Netherlands in 2019. The Dutch team faces Italy, Bosnia and Poland in their quest to go one better this time.
The UEFA Nations League sees 55 teams split into four leagues (A, B, C and D) based on their UEFA ranking.
There will be six Matchdays between September and November 2020, with the winners of the four League A groups competing to become the Nations League champions in the Final Four competition in June 2021.
The two best-placed group winners will qualify for the FIFA World Cup play-offs, with a final chance to qualify for the 2022 tournament in Qatar.
If a team has already gained a World Cup or play-off berth through direct qualifying matches, the next best-placed team will take the play-off position.
League A:
Group 1: Netherlands, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland
Group 2: England, Belgium, Denmark, Iceland
Group 3: Portugal, France, Sweden, Croatia
Group 4: Switzerland, Spain, Ukraine, Germany
League B:
Group 1: Austria, Norway, Northern Ireland, Romania
Group 2: Czech Republic, Scotland, Slovakia, Israel
Group 3: Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Hungary
Group 4: Wales, Finland, Republic of Ireland, Bulgaria
League C:
Group 1: Azerbaijan, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Montenegro
Group 2: Armenia, Estonia, North Macedonia, Georgia
Group 3: Moldova, Slovenia, Kosovo, Greece
Group 4: Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Belarus, Albania
League D:
Group 1: Malta, Andorra, Latvia, Faroe Islands
Group 2: San Marino, Liechtenstein, Gibraltar
SOCCER: UEFA Nations League draw 2020-21 (Graphic)
GN40048 Graphic shows draw for the UEFA Nations League 2020-21.
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The UEFA Nations League sees 55 teams split into four leagues (A, B, C and D) based on their UEFA ranking.
There will be six Matchdays between September and November 2020, with the winners of the four League A groups competing to become the Nations League champions in the Final Four competition in June 2021.
The two best-placed group winners will qualify for the FIFA World Cup play-offs, with a final chance to qualify for the 2022 tournament in Qatar.
If a team has already gained a World Cup or play-off berth through direct qualifying matches, the next best-placed team will take the play-off position.
League A:
Group 1: Netherlands, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland
Group 2: England, Belgium, Denmark, Iceland
Group 3: Portugal, France, Sweden, Croatia
Group 4: Switzerland, Spain, Ukraine, Germany
League B:
Group 1: Austria, Norway, Northern Ireland, Romania
Group 2: Czech Republic, Scotland, Slovakia, Israel
Group 3: Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Hungary
Group 4: Wales, Finland, Republic of Ireland, Bulgaria
League C:
Group 1: Azerbaijan, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Montenegro
Group 2: Armenia, Estonia, North Macedonia, Georgia
Group 3: Moldova, Slovenia, Kosovo, Greece
Group 4: Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Belarus, Albania
League D:
Group 1: Malta, Andorra, Latvia, Faroe Islands
Group 2: San Marino, Liechtenstein, Gibraltar
SOCCER: UEFA Nations League draw 2020-21 (Graphic)
GN40048 Graphic shows draw for the UEFA Nations League 2020-21.
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Feb 1 RUGBY: Six Nations 2020 interactive guide (Interactive)
February 1 - March 14, 2020 -- The Six Nations Championship is the northern hemisphere’s premier rugby union tournament, played each year between England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales. Each team plays every other team over five rounds, a total of 15 matches, with home advantage alternating between seasons.
This Sportlive tournament guide includes live data. The standings table updates after matches. In between match days, the upcoming fixtures are shown, or you can view results of previous rounds.
On match days, live results are shown throughout each match, including a breakdown of tries, penalties, conversions, penalty tries and drop goals.
The team guide shows the kit, coach, captain and tournament records for each team.
Viewed on a mobile, the default view will be the standings table and latest fixtures. Just click on the arrow to see the team guide.
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RUGBY: Six Nations 2020 interactive guide (Interactive)
GN39889 Responsive interactive graphic shows Championship standings, match schedule, team kits, coaches, captains and tournament records. Live standings and match results update automatically on match days.
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This Sportlive tournament guide includes live data. The standings table updates after matches. In between match days, the upcoming fixtures are shown, or you can view results of previous rounds.
On match days, live results are shown throughout each match, including a breakdown of tries, penalties, conversions, penalty tries and drop goals.
The team guide shows the kit, coach, captain and tournament records for each team.
Viewed on a mobile, the default view will be the standings table and latest fixtures. Just click on the arrow to see the team guide.
Publish using embed code. Contact us for availability in alternative languages
RUGBY: Six Nations 2020 interactive guide (Interactive)
GN39889 Responsive interactive graphic shows Championship standings, match schedule, team kits, coaches, captains and tournament records. Live standings and match results update automatically on match days.
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Jan 31 RUGBY: Super Rugby Championship schedule 2020 (Graphic)
January 31 - June 20, 2020 -- The southern hemisphere’s top rugby union club tournament gets underway. It comprises 120 matches played across three geographical conferences, based in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
New Zealand’s Crusaders, based in Christchurch, are Super Rugby’s most successful team, having won 10 of 24 titles, including the last three in a row.
Each team will play 16 domestic and overseas ties before the top eight teams contest the play-offs in June. The tournament final is scheduled for June 20.
The 15 participating teams are divided into three geographical conferences: the Australian Conference (consisting of four Australian teams and the Japanese Sunwolves), the New Zealand Conference (five New Zealand teams), and the South African Conference (four South African teams and the Jaguares from Argentina).
RUGBY: Super Rugby Championship schedule 2020 (Graphic)
GN39881 Graphic shows tournament format, conference teams and fixtures, with details of recent finals.
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New Zealand’s Crusaders, based in Christchurch, are Super Rugby’s most successful team, having won 10 of 24 titles, including the last three in a row.
Each team will play 16 domestic and overseas ties before the top eight teams contest the play-offs in June. The tournament final is scheduled for June 20.
The 15 participating teams are divided into three geographical conferences: the Australian Conference (consisting of four Australian teams and the Japanese Sunwolves), the New Zealand Conference (five New Zealand teams), and the South African Conference (four South African teams and the Jaguares from Argentina).
RUGBY: Super Rugby Championship schedule 2020 (Graphic)
GN39881 Graphic shows tournament format, conference teams and fixtures, with details of recent finals.
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Jan 23 RALLY: WRC calendar 2020 (Graphic)
January 23 - November 22, 2020 -- The 48th FIA World Rally Championship gets underway in Monte Carlo. The concluding race is in Japan in November. Each 3-day rally is split into 15-25 special stages and raced against the clock on closed roads with surfaces ranging from gravel and tarmac to snow and ice.
The 2020 FIA World Rally Championship is staged over 13 rounds. Drivers and manufacturers contest separate world championships, but both are based on the same points system.
Estonian Ott Tanak begins the new season as defending drivers’ champion. He is set to drive for defending manufacturers’ champions Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT, and will face opposition from two other teams, Ford and Toyota, after Citroen withdrew from the championship.
Rally Chile was initially included on the schedule for mid-April but organisers decided last November to cancel it due to the political unrest then going on in Chile, and the state of emergency then in force in Concepcion.
RALLY: WRC calendar 2020 (Graphic)
GN39846 Graphic shows World Rally Championship schedule for the 2020 season.
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The 2020 FIA World Rally Championship is staged over 13 rounds. Drivers and manufacturers contest separate world championships, but both are based on the same points system.
Estonian Ott Tanak begins the new season as defending drivers’ champion. He is set to drive for defending manufacturers’ champions Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT, and will face opposition from two other teams, Ford and Toyota, after Citroen withdrew from the championship.
Rally Chile was initially included on the schedule for mid-April but organisers decided last November to cancel it due to the political unrest then going on in Chile, and the state of emergency then in force in Concepcion.
RALLY: WRC calendar 2020 (Graphic)
GN39846 Graphic shows World Rally Championship schedule for the 2020 season.
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Jan 21 SOCCER: Copa Libertadores 2020 schedule (Graphic)
January 21 - November 21, 2020 -- The Copa Libertadores, South America’s premier club competition, kicks off, with 19 teams facing play-off rounds for the final four coveted places in this season’s group stage, which begins on March 3.
Teams from Argentina and Brazil are traditionally dominant in the tournament, sharing 44 of 60 titles between them since 1960. Flamengo of Brazil are the reigning continental champions following their victory over Argentina’s Boca Juniors in 2019, when a new single-match final format was established.
The final on November 21 will be hosted at Brazil’s iconic Estadio do Maracana in Rio de Janeiro, the fourth time the stadium has hosted the showpiece event.
SOCCER: Copa Libertadores 2020 schedule (Graphic)
GN39856 Graphic shows schedule for Copa Libertadores 2020, with details of group stage draw and future match dates.
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Teams from Argentina and Brazil are traditionally dominant in the tournament, sharing 44 of 60 titles between them since 1960. Flamengo of Brazil are the reigning continental champions following their victory over Argentina’s Boca Juniors in 2019, when a new single-match final format was established.
The final on November 21 will be hosted at Brazil’s iconic Estadio do Maracana in Rio de Janeiro, the fourth time the stadium has hosted the showpiece event.
SOCCER: Copa Libertadores 2020 schedule (Graphic)
GN39856 Graphic shows schedule for Copa Libertadores 2020, with details of group stage draw and future match dates.
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Jan 21 SOCCER: Copa Libertadores winners (Graphic)
January 21 - November 21, 2020 -- The Copa Libertadores, South America’s premier club competition, kicks off, featuring teams from all 10 CONMEBOL member associations.
CONMEBOL member associations include Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraquay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.
Teams from Argentina and Brazil are traditionally dominant in the tournament, sharing 44 of 60 titles between them since 1960. Flamengo of Brazil are the reigning continental champions following their victory over Argentina’s Boca Juniors in 2019, when a new single-match final format was established.
The final on November 21 will be hosted at Brazil’s iconic Estadio do Maracana in Rio de Janeiro, the fourth time the stadium has hosted the showpiece event.
SOCCER: Copa Libertadores winners (Graphic)
GN39857 Graphic shows countries with most Copa Libertadores titles, with details of recent winners.
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CONMEBOL member associations include Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraquay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.
Teams from Argentina and Brazil are traditionally dominant in the tournament, sharing 44 of 60 titles between them since 1960. Flamengo of Brazil are the reigning continental champions following their victory over Argentina’s Boca Juniors in 2019, when a new single-match final format was established.
The final on November 21 will be hosted at Brazil’s iconic Estadio do Maracana in Rio de Janeiro, the fourth time the stadium has hosted the showpiece event.
SOCCER: Copa Libertadores winners (Graphic)
GN39857 Graphic shows countries with most Copa Libertadores titles, with details of recent winners.
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Jan 6 TENNIS: WTA Tour 2020 interactive (Interactive)
January 6 - November 22, 2020 -- The new WTA Tour begins. With 2019 again producing four different Grand Slam champions, the season -- featuring 55 WTA events in 28 countries, plus the Grand Slams and the Tokyo Olympics -- promises to be highly competitive.
Only the top eight players who collect the most ranking points over the calendar year will compete in the season-ending Shiseido WTA Finals, to be played in Shenzhen for the second time.
Points that contribute to the Race to Shenzhen ranking are accumulated in the Grand Slams, and WTA Tour (Premier Mandatory, Premier 5, Premier, and International series events).
Ranking points are awarded for each event -- ranging from 2,000 for the winner of a Grand Slam tournament to 280 for the winner of a International series event.
Key dates:
Jan 20 Australian Open
May 17 Roland Garros
Jun 29 Wimbledon
Jul 25 Olympic Games
Aug 31 U.S. Open
Nov 2 Shiseido WTA Finals
TENNIS: WTA Tour 2020 interactive (Interactive)
GN39842 Interactive graphic shows WTA Tour schedule and venues for 2020 season.
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Only the top eight players who collect the most ranking points over the calendar year will compete in the season-ending Shiseido WTA Finals, to be played in Shenzhen for the second time.
Points that contribute to the Race to Shenzhen ranking are accumulated in the Grand Slams, and WTA Tour (Premier Mandatory, Premier 5, Premier, and International series events).
Ranking points are awarded for each event -- ranging from 2,000 for the winner of a Grand Slam tournament to 280 for the winner of a International series event.
Key dates:
Jan 20 Australian Open
May 17 Roland Garros
Jun 29 Wimbledon
Jul 25 Olympic Games
Aug 31 U.S. Open
Nov 2 Shiseido WTA Finals
TENNIS: WTA Tour 2020 interactive (Interactive)
GN39842 Interactive graphic shows WTA Tour schedule and venues for 2020 season.
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Jan 3 TENNIS: ATP Tour 2020 interactive graphic (Interactive)
January 3 - November 15, 2020 -- The new ATP Tour season begins, featuring 63 ATP tournaments across 29 countries, plus the four Grand Slams and the Olympic Games in Japan. It concludes in November with the 50th anniversary of the Nitto ATP Finals.
Only the top eight players who collect the most ranking points over the calendar year will compete in the season-ending Nitto ATP Finals, to be played in London for the final time before the tournament relocates to the Italian city of Turin in 2021.
Points that contribute to the Race to London ranking are accumulated in the Grand Slams, and ATP World Tour (ATP World Tour Masters 1000, ATP World Tour 500 series, and ATP World Tour 250 series).
Ranking points are awarded for each event -- ranging from 2,000 for the winner of a Grand Slam tournament to 250 for the winner of a 250 series event.
Key dates:
Jan 20 Australian Open
May 17 Roland Garros
Jun 29 Wimbledon
Jul 25 Olympic Games
Aug 31 U.S. Open
Nov 15 Nitto ATP Finals
TENNIS: ATP Tour 2020 interactive graphic (Interactive)
GN39838 Interactive graphic shows ATP Tour schedule and venues for 2020 season.
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Only the top eight players who collect the most ranking points over the calendar year will compete in the season-ending Nitto ATP Finals, to be played in London for the final time before the tournament relocates to the Italian city of Turin in 2021.
Points that contribute to the Race to London ranking are accumulated in the Grand Slams, and ATP World Tour (ATP World Tour Masters 1000, ATP World Tour 500 series, and ATP World Tour 250 series).
Ranking points are awarded for each event -- ranging from 2,000 for the winner of a Grand Slam tournament to 250 for the winner of a 250 series event.
Key dates:
Jan 20 Australian Open
May 17 Roland Garros
Jun 29 Wimbledon
Jul 25 Olympic Games
Aug 31 U.S. Open
Nov 15 Nitto ATP Finals
TENNIS: ATP Tour 2020 interactive graphic (Interactive)
GN39838 Interactive graphic shows ATP Tour schedule and venues for 2020 season.
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Nov 22 FORMULA E: 2019-20 Circuits (Graphic UPDATED Nov 12)
November 22, 2019 - July 26, 2020 -- The Formula E 2019-20 championship gets underway in the ancient surroundings of Ad Diriyah, Saudi Arabia. The season concludes in London, UK, in July 2020.
2019-20 is the sixth season of the FIA Formula E Championship, the world’s first fully electric international single-seater street racing series.
R1 Nov 22, 2019 Ad Diriyah, Saudi Arabia
R2 Nov 23, 2019 Ad Diriyah, Saudi Arabia
R3 Jan 18, 2020 Santiago, Chile
R4 Feb 15, 2020 Mexico City, Mexico
R5 Feb 29, 2020 Marrakesh, Morocco
R6 Mar 21, 2020 Sanya, Chinaa
R7 Apr 4, 2020 Rome, Italy
R8 Apr 18, 2020 Paris, France
R9 May 3, 2020 Seoul, South Korea
R10 Jun 6, 2020 Jakarta, Indonesia - circuit details not yet available
R11 Jun 21, 2020 Berlin, Germany
R12 Jul 11, 2020 New York City, United States
R13 Jul 25, 2020 London, UK
R14 Jul 26, 2020 London, UK
FORMULA E: 2019-20 Circuits (Graphic UPDATED Nov 12)
GN39663 Separate circuits for each E-Prix in the 2019-20 season (Jakarta not available yet).
(Each 52mm wide by 80mm deep packaged as a set)
2019-20 is the sixth season of the FIA Formula E Championship, the world’s first fully electric international single-seater street racing series.
R1 Nov 22, 2019 Ad Diriyah, Saudi Arabia
R2 Nov 23, 2019 Ad Diriyah, Saudi Arabia
R3 Jan 18, 2020 Santiago, Chile
R4 Feb 15, 2020 Mexico City, Mexico
R5 Feb 29, 2020 Marrakesh, Morocco
R6 Mar 21, 2020 Sanya, Chinaa
R7 Apr 4, 2020 Rome, Italy
R8 Apr 18, 2020 Paris, France
R9 May 3, 2020 Seoul, South Korea
R10 Jun 6, 2020 Jakarta, Indonesia - circuit details not yet available
R11 Jun 21, 2020 Berlin, Germany
R12 Jul 11, 2020 New York City, United States
R13 Jul 25, 2020 London, UK
R14 Jul 26, 2020 London, UK
FORMULA E: 2019-20 Circuits (Graphic UPDATED Nov 12)
GN39663 Separate circuits for each E-Prix in the 2019-20 season (Jakarta not available yet).
(Each 52mm wide by 80mm deep packaged as a set)
Nov 22 FORMULA E: Team guide 2019-20 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Nov 19)
November 22, 2019 - July 26, 2020 -- The Formula E 2019-20 championship sees German car giants Mercedes, Porsche, BMW and Audi do battle for the first time, 12 teams, 24 cars and 24 drivers competing
Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler Daniel Abt (GER), Lucas di Grassi(BRA)
DS Techeetah Jean-Éric Vergne (FRA), António Félix Da Costa (POR)
BMW i Andretti Motorsport Max Guenther (GER), Alexander Sims (GBR)
Geox Dragon Brendon Hartley (NZL), Nico Müller (SUI)
Envision Virgin Racing Sam Bird (GBR) Robin Frijns (NED)
Mercedez-Benz EQ Stoffel Vandoorne (BEL), Nyck De Vries(NED)
Mahindra Racing Jérôme D’Ambrosio (BEL), Pascal Wehrlein (GER)
Nissan e.dams Sébastien Buemi(SUI), Oliver Rowland (GBR)
NIO 333 Oliver Turvey (GBR), Qing Hua Ma (CHN)
TAG Heuer Porsche André Lotterer (GER), Neel Jani (SUI)
Panasonic Jaguar Racing Mitch Evans (NZL), James Calado (GBR)
Venturi Racing Felipe Massa (BRA), Edoardo Mortara (SUI)
FORMULA E: Team guide 2019-20 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Nov 19)
GN39664 Graphic shows details of the team cars competing in the 2019-20 Formula E Championship.
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Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler Daniel Abt (GER), Lucas di Grassi(BRA)
DS Techeetah Jean-Éric Vergne (FRA), António Félix Da Costa (POR)
BMW i Andretti Motorsport Max Guenther (GER), Alexander Sims (GBR)
Geox Dragon Brendon Hartley (NZL), Nico Müller (SUI)
Envision Virgin Racing Sam Bird (GBR) Robin Frijns (NED)
Mercedez-Benz EQ Stoffel Vandoorne (BEL), Nyck De Vries(NED)
Mahindra Racing Jérôme D’Ambrosio (BEL), Pascal Wehrlein (GER)
Nissan e.dams Sébastien Buemi(SUI), Oliver Rowland (GBR)
NIO 333 Oliver Turvey (GBR), Qing Hua Ma (CHN)
TAG Heuer Porsche André Lotterer (GER), Neel Jani (SUI)
Panasonic Jaguar Racing Mitch Evans (NZL), James Calado (GBR)
Venturi Racing Felipe Massa (BRA), Edoardo Mortara (SUI)
FORMULA E: Team guide 2019-20 (1) (Graphic UPDATED Nov 19)
GN39664 Graphic shows details of the team cars competing in the 2019-20 Formula E Championship.
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Nov 15 RUGBY: European Rugby Champions Cup schedule 2019-20 (Graphic)
November 15, 2019 - May 23, 2020 -- The new European Rugby Heineken Champions Cup season kicks off, with elite teams from England’s Aviva Premiership, France’s Top14 and the Pro12 – contested by Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Italy – all competing to be crowned European champions.
The European Rugby Champions Cup (known as the Heineken Champions Cup for sponsorship reasons) is an annual rugby union tournament organised by European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR). It is the top-tier competition for clubs whose countries’ national teams compete in the Six Nations Championship.
English team Saracens are the current champions, having won their third title by beating Leinster in the 2019 final. Leinster Rugby and Toulouse have both won the competition a record four times.
RUGBY: European Rugby Champions Cup schedule 2019-20 (Graphic)
GN39661 Graphic shows European Rugby Champions Cup schedule with pool stages and fixtures.
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The European Rugby Champions Cup (known as the Heineken Champions Cup for sponsorship reasons) is an annual rugby union tournament organised by European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR). It is the top-tier competition for clubs whose countries’ national teams compete in the Six Nations Championship.
English team Saracens are the current champions, having won their third title by beating Leinster in the 2019 final. Leinster Rugby and Toulouse have both won the competition a record four times.
RUGBY: European Rugby Champions Cup schedule 2019-20 (Graphic)
GN39661 Graphic shows European Rugby Champions Cup schedule with pool stages and fixtures.
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Nov 15 RUGBY: European Rugby Champions Cup crests 2019-20 (Artwork)
November 15, 2019 - May 23, 2020 -- The new European Rugby Heineken Champions Cup season kicks off, with elite teams from England’s Aviva Premiership, France’s Top14 and the Pro12 – contested by Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Italy – all competing to be crowned European champions.
The European Rugby Champions Cup (known as the Heineken Champions Cup for sponsorship reasons) is an annual rugby union tournament organised by European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR). It is the top-tier competition for clubs whose countries’ national teams compete in the Six Nations Championship.
English team Saracens are the current champions, having won their third title by beating Leinster in the 2019 final. Leinster Rugby and Toulouse have both won the competition a record four times.
RUGBY: European Rugby Champions Cup crests 2019-20 (Artwork)
GN39662 Graphic shows crests of all 20 teams taking part in the European Rugby Champions Cup pool stage 2019-20.
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The European Rugby Champions Cup (known as the Heineken Champions Cup for sponsorship reasons) is an annual rugby union tournament organised by European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR). It is the top-tier competition for clubs whose countries’ national teams compete in the Six Nations Championship.
English team Saracens are the current champions, having won their third title by beating Leinster in the 2019 final. Leinster Rugby and Toulouse have both won the competition a record four times.
RUGBY: European Rugby Champions Cup crests 2019-20 (Artwork)
GN39662 Graphic shows crests of all 20 teams taking part in the European Rugby Champions Cup pool stage 2019-20.
(Each packaged as a set) View graphic
Sep 17 SOCCER: UEFA Champions League guide 2019-20 interactive (Interactive)
September 17, 2019 - May 17, 2020 -- Europe’s new Champions League season kicks off on September 17 and culminates with the final at Turkey’s Atatürk Olympic Stadium on May 30, 2020. This will be the second time Istanbul has hosted the showpiece final, after Liverpool famously defeated AC Milan in 2005.
Responsive interactive graphic shows fixtures, live results, league table, team details and matchtrackers of every match in the Premier League.
Matchtrackers show (before each match) historical head-to-head statistics, tactical line-ups, live scores, with live match statistics and key events in the match automatically updated.
Selection of the Fixture button (top right-hand side) shows the full fixture list. Matchtrackers can be selected via the fixture list or via the latest list on the front page.
EDITORS: This graphic can be configured to show a particular matchtracker by adding the MatchID to the embed code. MatchIDs are provided in the downloadable text file. For instructions on how to use embed code go to http://www.graphicnews.com/interactiveinfo
EDITORS: Publishers licensed to use this graphic may make a downloadable “web app” available to their readers. All the reader has to do on their mobile phone is bookmark the page the graphic is published on, and direct the bookmark to their home screen. Then they just click on the GN icon to see the latest results at any time. The app is also a convenient link back to the publisher’s website and corresponding coverage. For instructions on how to make a web app: http://www.graphicnews.com/core/info.php?q=1167
SOCCER: UEFA Champions League guide 2019-20 interactive (Interactive)
GN39276 Responsive interactive graphic shows fixtures, live results, group tables, and matchtrackers of every match in the Champions League.
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Responsive interactive graphic shows fixtures, live results, league table, team details and matchtrackers of every match in the Premier League.
Matchtrackers show (before each match) historical head-to-head statistics, tactical line-ups, live scores, with live match statistics and key events in the match automatically updated.
Selection of the Fixture button (top right-hand side) shows the full fixture list. Matchtrackers can be selected via the fixture list or via the latest list on the front page.
EDITORS: This graphic can be configured to show a particular matchtracker by adding the MatchID to the embed code. MatchIDs are provided in the downloadable text file. For instructions on how to use embed code go to http://www.graphicnews.com/interactiveinfo
EDITORS: Publishers licensed to use this graphic may make a downloadable “web app” available to their readers. All the reader has to do on their mobile phone is bookmark the page the graphic is published on, and direct the bookmark to their home screen. Then they just click on the GN icon to see the latest results at any time. The app is also a convenient link back to the publisher’s website and corresponding coverage. For instructions on how to make a web app: http://www.graphicnews.com/core/info.php?q=1167
SOCCER: UEFA Champions League guide 2019-20 interactive (Interactive)
GN39276 Responsive interactive graphic shows fixtures, live results, group tables, and matchtrackers of every match in the Champions League.
(800px wide by 568px deep) View graphic
Aug 9 SOCCER: English Premier League guide 2019-20 interactive (Interactive)
August 9, 2019 - May 17, 2020 -- The English Premier League season gets underway. Champions League winners and 2018 Premier League runners-up, Liverpool, kick off their season at Anfield on Friday night against newly promoted Norwich City, while reigning champions, Manchester City, begin their quest for a third successive title away to West Ham United. Perennial rivals Manchester United and Chelsea start their campaigns with a heavyweight clash at Old Trafford, as Tottenham Hotspur host Aston Villa, fresh from their Championship play-off exploits. The last of the promoted teams, Sheffield United -- back in the Premier League for the first time since 2007 -- begin their season with a trip to Bournemouth.
Responsive interactive graphic shows fixtures, live results, league table, team details and matchtrackers of every match in the Premier League.
Matchtrackers show (before each match) historical head-to-head statistics, tactical line-ups, live scores, then live match statistics and key events in the match automatically updated.
Selection of the Schedule button (top right-hand side) shows the full fixture list. Matchtrackers can be selected via the fixture list or via the latest list on the front page.
EDITORS: This graphic can be configured to show a particular matchtracker by adding the MatchID to the embed code. MatchIDs are provided in the downloadable text file. For instructions on how to use embed code go to http://www.graphicnews.com/interactiveinfo
EDITORS: Publishers licensed to use this graphic may make a downloadable “web app” available to their readers. All the reader has to do on their mobile phone is bookmark the page the graphic is published on, and direct the bookmark to their home screen. The GN icon is then visible on their mobile phone so they just click on it whenever they want to see the latest results. And as the app is a bookmark, it is also a convenient link back to the publisher’s website to the corresponding editorial coverage. For instructions on how to make a web app: http://www.graphicnews.com/core/info.php?q=1167
SOCCER: English Premier League guide 2019-20 interactive (Interactive)
GN39264 Responsive interactive graphic shows fixtures, live results, league table, team details and matchtrackers of every match in the Premier League.
(800px wide by 568px deep) View graphic
Responsive interactive graphic shows fixtures, live results, league table, team details and matchtrackers of every match in the Premier League.
Matchtrackers show (before each match) historical head-to-head statistics, tactical line-ups, live scores, then live match statistics and key events in the match automatically updated.
Selection of the Schedule button (top right-hand side) shows the full fixture list. Matchtrackers can be selected via the fixture list or via the latest list on the front page.
EDITORS: This graphic can be configured to show a particular matchtracker by adding the MatchID to the embed code. MatchIDs are provided in the downloadable text file. For instructions on how to use embed code go to http://www.graphicnews.com/interactiveinfo
EDITORS: Publishers licensed to use this graphic may make a downloadable “web app” available to their readers. All the reader has to do on their mobile phone is bookmark the page the graphic is published on, and direct the bookmark to their home screen. The GN icon is then visible on their mobile phone so they just click on it whenever they want to see the latest results. And as the app is a bookmark, it is also a convenient link back to the publisher’s website to the corresponding editorial coverage. For instructions on how to make a web app: http://www.graphicnews.com/core/info.php?q=1167
SOCCER: English Premier League guide 2019-20 interactive (Interactive)
GN39264 Responsive interactive graphic shows fixtures, live results, league table, team details and matchtrackers of every match in the Premier League.
(800px wide by 568px deep) View graphic