Lewis Hamilton thinks racing behind closed doors will feel 'worse than testing' but accepts it is a necessary compromise to ensure F1 2020 can happen read more »

Reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton says the lack of fans at Formula 1 races in 2020 will make the atmosphere feel "worse than a test day", but is eager to get... read more »

Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman, Alex Wurz says he is impressed by F1's plans to finally get the 2020 season underway, and is confident the drivers will be... read more »

The protracted pause to racing action should have the effect of making things particularly unpredictable when the 2020 F1 season does eventually get underway, according to... read more »

Renault's Daniel Ricciardo is expecting the first race of the 2020 season to be a chaotic affair when F1 can finally go racing again. read more »

Formula 1 says it will work with teams and partners to assist with losses that will be incurred due to the pandemic, but warned it won't be "handing out candy."... read more »

Ross Brawn, talks about all the security measures to keep the Paddock safe during the 2020 season, which should start in July in Austria. read more »

Crash.net's F1 Digital Editor Lewis Larkam considers some of the F1-ready venues that could step in to host races this year.  read more »

'Less races means less prize money' was the clear message to come from Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey during a media conference call on Thursday afternoon. read more »

Despite the positive messages from F1 in recent weeks in terms of getting the 2020 season underway, Chase Carey admits that there is a possibility of no racing until next year. read more »

Formula One could race at circuits not on the current calendar as it seeks to rev up a 2020 season stalled by the COVID-19 pandemic and against a backdrop of plunging revenues. read more »

Formula 1 grands prix could still be held in January 2021, CEO Chase Carey has conceded, though stressed the preference is to conclude the 2020 season in mid-December. Formula... read more »

Formula 1 have revealed that racing circuits which were not on their original 2020 calendar could host Grands Prix this season. read more »

Chase Carey has confirmed Formula 1 is considering adding venues that were not on the original 2020 calendar and admitted this year's schedule could run into next year read more »

Formula 1 chairman Chase Carey has admitted that the sport's owners are preparing for "the remote possibility of no racing in 2020". read more »

F1 CEO Chase Carey says the championship is holding discussions with circuits not originally on the 2020 calendar over the possibility of holding races this year. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has said that the 2020 season could run into January and that venues "not currently on our 2020 calendar" are being considered to boost the... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has confirmed that discussions have been held with venues not on the original 2020 calendar, as talks continue over arranging a revised calendar.... read more »

Substantial financial loses suffered by the F1 Group amid the COVID-19 crisis have been revealed by Liberty Media.  read more »

Liberty Media have revealed that Formula 1 lost over $200 million of revenue in the first financial quarter of 2020. read more »

Liberty Media's financial figures for the first quarter of 2020 have revealed the Formula 1 Group has been hit by a 84% reduction in revenue due to the COVID-19 crisis read more »

We round up and explain F1's latest plans to get the 2020 season underway in July. read more »

As the sport focusses on kick-starting the 2020 season, it's easy to forget that none of the teams are contracted to race next year. read more »

Six current F1 drivers from the 2020 grid will take part in this weekend's Virtual Spanish GP, along with Manchester City football star Sergio Aguero. read more »

After the first eight events of the 2020 MotoGP season have been postponed or cancelled, the series could face a congested calendar, says Dorna Sports CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta. read more »