Further with cancellations, the Canadian Grand Prix was cancelled for the second year running and was replaced by the Turkish Grand Prix. The original date for the GP was 13 June.[48] A month later on 14 May, the Turkish Grand Prix was cancelled due to travel restrictions,[49] before being reinstated onto the calendar after the Singapore Grand Prix was subsequently canceled for another year in a row.[50][51] The schedule was changed so that the 2021 French Grand Prix would be moved up a week from 27 June to 20 June, and that the 2021 Austrian Grand Prix would be moved up a week earlier too from 4 July to 27 June. The Styrian Grand Prix would also be returning having been intended to be run as a one-off in 2020, and will be taking place on 4 July.[52] The Japanese Grand Prix was then announced to be canceled for a second year in a row on August 18.[53]