The DTM c🧸hampionship has finalised a ten-race series calendar for 2013, subject to approval by the FIA.

The ten-race calendar is composed of six German based races while the remaining four races will take place on f🍎oreign soil, inclu🐻ding notable new edition to the DTM, Moscow Raceway.

Brands Hatch also retains its place on the calendar, while the traditional Spanish round, which was already und𒐪er doubt, has been scrapped.

Next year the calendar will go against the norm of previous years with only a two week gap between most r💖aces, resulting in a shorter championship span ending a month early in September.

"We are going to offer our fans an even👍 more compact package in 2013," said Hans Werner Aufrecht, Chairman of DTM rights holder and promoter ITR.

"From early May to mid-Sep♔tember, DTM will be racing nearly every second weekend and provide the spectators top-class motor spor💃t.

"In the course of the internationalisation, we are looking forward♔ to the new and extremely attractive market in Russia. A market that is so attractive that we even were ready to forego the round in Spain, for this race.

"But we'd like to thank our partners in Valencia for thꦰe good coop♔eration in the past years," Werner concluded.

2013 DTM Calendar*

5th May Hockenheimring Baden-W?rttemberg (D)
19th May Brands Hatch (GB)
2nd June Red Bull Ring Spielberg (A)
16th June Lausitzring (D)
7th July Norisring (D)
21st July Circuit Park Zandvoort (NL)
4th August Moscow (RUS)
18th August N?rburgring (D)
1st September Motorsport Arena Oschersleben (D)
15th September Hockenheimring Baden-W?rttemberg (D)

*subject to FIA approval

by Simon Evans