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And where on the calendar does this even fit? Same problem with South Africa. There aren't any spots left on the calendar. If anything, I'd be in favour of cutting the non-European races just to reduce wear on drivers, and increase the series's sustainability, environmentally speaking.
Haven't there been discussions about moving to a rotation calendar? Ie. One year at this track, next year at another?
Edit- thinking of these rumors https://f1i.com/news/501312-f1-calendar-likely-to-shift-towards-race-rotation-from-2026.html
In this scenario, the number of races remains fixed but they'd only see some tracks every 2 years.