For the next few weeks, as we await the return of racing, Motorsport Week will delve into the archives to search out the first time that our grid of 2020 F1 racers stepped into... read more »

Deputy team principal, Claire Williams, has said it is "critical" that the team goes racing in 2020 if they are to avoid an uncertain future. read more »

Williams' deputy team boss Claire Williams says having grands prix in 2020 is "critical" for the squad and concedes the current situation is "incredibly... read more »

Claire Williams says it is "absolutely critical" for Williams' future that Formula 1 is able to resume racing this year read more »

Claire Williams admits getting the 2020 F1 season underway this year is "critical" for the survival of independent teams. read more »

Austrian Grand Prix chiefs believe an isolation plan to keep Formula 1 team personnel away from the local community will help boost chances of the race getting the go-ahead read more »

With F1 carrying over this year's chassis to next season and maybe even running the final races of 2020 in January, bosses are considering scrapping 2021's pre-season... read more »

Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle says the British Grand Prix venue is "absolutely" willing to host multiple races without fans if it helped Formula 1 hold its... read more »

Silverstone's Managing Director Stuart Pringle says the British Grand Prix venue is open to "anything and everything" if it can help with the staging of the 2020... read more »

Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle has confirmed that talks have taken place over a potential Formula 1 double header at the circuit, but stressed that the races will... read more »

Silverstone would be open to hosting two successive behind closed doors grands prix to help F1 get the 2020 season underway.  read more »

For the next few weeks, as we await the return of racing, Motorsport Week is delving into the archives to search out the first time that our grid of 2020 F1 racers stepped into... read more »

It is looking more likely that the 2020 F1 season will begin in Austria with Helmut Marko targetting two races, including a Wednesday night event. read more »

While Libery Media and the FIA are doing its utmost to provide an update about the revised 2020 calendar, the sport stresses that the fluid nature of the situation makes it... read more »

Racing Point's Sergio Perez says the speed of the 2020 Formula 1 cars will be "nothing close to previous years" and will break records. read more »

Former Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg would like to see double headers races at each round of the 2020 season, ensuring that a decent number of races make up the calendar. read more »

It's hard to keep up with the news right now -- here's the latest on the current discussions on F1's 2020 season and the big decisions being made on its short-... read more »

Amid the prolonged suspension of the 2020 F1 season due to the coronavirus crisis, Crash.net considers some of the best tracks not on the calendar which we feel should be. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is open to a return to Red Bull once his contract with Renault expires at the end of 2020. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has sensationally swung the door back open on a potential return to former team Red Bull Racing - the Australian's current Renault contract up at the end... read more »

A fundraising effort launched by a group of Formula 1 drivers has reached $71,000 after the conclusion of the final Race For The World event on Sunday. On-track action has yet... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo provided an update on his Formula 1 and Renault future during his appearance on the latest Sky F1 Vodcast - while also offering his thoughts on the 2020... read more »

F1 could return to a token system that limits the car development of the 2020 and 2021. read more »

The 2020 Formula 1 season could be set for a July start in Austria followed by three races at Silverstone, according to reports. read more »

All F1 races in Europe during the 2020 season could be held behind closed doors, according to McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown. read more »