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THE International Automobile Federation confirmed yesterday that the Argentine Grand Prix, due to have started the Formula One season on 20 March, has been provisionally moved to 16 October.
FORMULA ONE CALENDAR FOR 1994: 27 March: Brazilian Grand Prix (Sao Paulo). 17 April: Pacific (Aida, Japan). 1 May: San Marino (Imola). 15 May: Monaco. 29 May: Spanish (Barcelona). 12 June: Canadian (Montreal). 3 July: French (Magny-Cours). 10 July: British (Silverstone). 31 July: German (Hockenheim). 14 Aug: Hungarian (Budapest). 11 Sep: Italian (Monza). 25 Sep: Portuguese (Estoril). 28 Sep: Belgian (Spa-Francorchamps). 16 Oct: Argentine (provisional). 6 Nov: Japanese Grand (Suzuka). 13 Nov: Australian (Adelaide).
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