Reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton says he is "very shocked" that Formula 1 is pressing ahead with the Australian Grand Prix amid the ongoing coronavirus... read more »

A Formula E race scheduled for Rome on April 4 will not take place due to the coronavirus, the all-electric series announced on Friday. read more »

Formula 1 chief Ross Brawn says a grand prix will not be held if a team is denied entry to a country, amid travel restrictions imposed by some nations due to the coronavirus... read more »

The Hanoi Street Circuit which will host the Formula 1 Vietnam Grand Prix is now complete with the first event scheduled for April 5. read more »

Vietnam GP organisers say that work on the Hanoi track has been completed ahead of the first Formula 1 race at the venue on April 5 read more »

Officials in Vietnam have confirmed that the Hanoi Circuit has been completed, ahead of April's planned inaugural grand prix. Vietnam is set to join the calendar as the... read more »

Formula 1 teams have expressed doubt that the Chinese Grand Prix can be rescheduled this year. The event was planned to be the fourth round of the campaign, on April 19, but... read more »

Formula 1 is honing in on a potential November date as its preferable option for rescheduling the postponed Chinese Grand Prix. The event, planned as the fourth round of the... read more »

Formula 1 is definitely heading to Vietnam in April with the country's tourism deputy director adamant the team will "not be postponed or delayed." read more »

Imola has offered to host a Formula 1 round in place of April's postponed Chinese Grand Prix, though the circuit's boss acknowledges the bid could be "mission... read more »

Formula One is not expecting the developing coronavirus crisis to impact the inaugural Vietnam Grand Prix, which is due to be held in Hanoi on April 5. read more »

Following the postponement of the Chinese Grand Prix on April 19, attentions now turn to bordering Vietnam amid the deadly coronavirus outbreak. read more »

The postponement of April's Chinese GP due to the outbreak of the coronavirus means that the 2020 Formula 1 calendar now currently stands at 21 races. read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix due to take place on April 19 has been postponed by Formula One due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis. read more »

Formula 1's 2020 Chinese Grand Prix has been postponed indefinitely due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 coronavirus. The event was set to be the fourth round of the... read more »

This year's Chinese Grand Prix, originally scheduled for April, will not go ahead as planned due to ongoing concerns about the recent outbreak of coronavirus in the... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix - due to take place in Shanghai on 19 April - is expected to be postponed due to coronavirus fears. read more »

Mercedes F1 team boss Toto Wolff is confident the Chinese Grand Prix will go ahead as planned in April.  read more »

Toto Wolff remains hopeful that the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix will go ahead as planned in April, believing it would be a “shame” to lose a popular event. The race remains in... read more »

Formula One is open to the idea of postponing the Chinese Grand Prix to a later date in 202 if the outbreak of coronavirus means it cannot take place on April 19 as planned. read more »

April's Chinese Grand Prix is top of the F1 Strategy Group's agenda on Wednesday as speculation mounts the event will be cancelled amid the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

The FIA are ready to "take any action" necessary as the coronavirus threatens to cancel the Chinese Grand Prix in April. read more »

Formula 1 "monitoring" the effects of the coronavirus outbreak in China in regard to April's Grand Prix. read more »

An outbreak of the Coronavirus in China has seen China's General Administration of Sport issue a directive, cancelling all sporting activities in the country until April. read more »

The Vietnam Grand Prix Corporation has released the first official images of the Hanoi circuit's new pit building as preparations continue for the country's first... read more »