The 2010 Formula 1 schedule has been modified from last season and the F1 calendar is now jam packed. The number of races has increased from 17 in 2009 to 19 in 2010, meaning that Formula 1 fans get another two Grand Prix to enjoy and savour. 2010 sees the return of Montreal on the F1 race schedule, with the Canadian Grand Prix on the Formula 1 calendar in June. There is also a brand new country on the 2010 F1 schedule, with Formula 1 visiting Korea for the first time as the sport’s presence in Asia continues to grow. Elsewhere, Bahrain has taken the role of being the first F1 Grand Prix, taking the position from the Australian Grand Prix, with the first race of the 2010 season starting on Sunday 14th March. Abu Dhabi is once again the final Grand Prix of the Formula 1 season, and the prolonged 2010 F1 Season will finish on Sunday 14th November after 9 full months of high octane action. Arguably the highlight of the F1 calendar this year as it is every year is the Monaco Grand Prix, so the weekend of the 15th and 16th of May is definitely one to put in your diary!