The coronavirus-delayed 2020 MotoGP season will get underway behind closed doors without the attendance of fans, the Andalusian Government has confirmed it recently. read more »

Formula 1’s opening eight races will be run behind closed doors, which means no fans will be in attendance, but F1 has confirmed plans to have virtual fans feature in […] read more »

Preparing to start the 2020 season without a single fan in attendance, Franz Tost says it will be a "strange" environment for F1. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has admitted that racing without fans in attendance will leave him feeling "empty" - but says Formula 1's enforced hiatus has given him even more... read more »

Silverstone says it is a "great shame" that July's British GP will only be able to take place without fans in attendance - but is "totally optimistic"... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is not particularly keen on the prospect of behind-closed-doors racing, saying Formula 1 would "feel odd" without fans in attendance. read more »

Ross Brawn offered an extensive update on Formula 1's hopes and plans for 2020 during his appearance on a fascinating Sky F1 Vodcast, stating that he remains optimistic of... read more »

The 2020 Bahrain GP will be held without fans in attendance due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

Data provided by promoters shows that the British Grand Prix at Silverstone was the best attended race weekend of 2019. read more »

Official attendances released by Formula 1 shows that the British Grand Prix had the highest attendance of any race in a year in which the future of the race was secured read more »

Silverstone set for bumper revenue after record attendance read more »

Netflix's 'Drive to Survive' has been credited as a driving factor behind the expected record attendance for the 2019 United States GP. read more »

A prominent Italian journalist has accused the FIA stewards at the Austrian Grand Prix of being influenced by the high number of Max Verstappen fans in attendance at the Red... read more »

Max Verstappen says that, although he appreciates the continued support from his Dutch fans, many of whom will be in attendance at the next race in Austria, their cheering will... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's disrupted French Grand Prix build-up, including his attendance of a memorial on Thursday and Ferrari's bid for a penalty review, left the Formula 1... read more »

Lewis Hamilton will be absent from Thursday's news conference ahead of the French GP owing to his attendance at Karl Lagerfeld's memorial event. read more »

Charles Leclerc has a taste for action on two wheels, setting sights on a potential MotoGP test after taking a trip to Mugello this weekend. Leclerc was in attendance as Danilo... read more »

Join us live from the heart of Melbourne in Federation Square for the first ever official unveiling of the 2019 Formula 1 grid, with all 20 drivers and F1 team principals in... read more »

Week Two of 2019 pre-season gets under way in Barcelona, with Fernando Alonso in attendance to see McLaren top the times and Mercedes and Ferrari hit trouble. For more F1®... read more »

McLaren will become the eighth team to break cover on livery for the 2019 Formula 1 season when Valentine's Day becomes McLarentine's Day a little later. The MCL34... read more »

Unexplained revision of 2017 race attendance figure leads to mystery of the 180,000 fans that went missing in Canada. read more »

Official attendance figures released by Formula 1 reveal the British Grand Prix had the highest attendance of any race during the 2018 season read more »

Max Verstappen and CHristian Horner were in attendance in Milton Keynes to give the Australian one final send-off from Red Bull. read more »

Niki Lauda will not be in attendance at this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at Yas Marina as he continues his recovery from major surgery at home, according to his friend... read more »

Brendon Hartley, Kevin Magnussen, Lance Stroll, Marcus Ericsson and Stoffel Vandoorne were in attendance at the Interlagos press conference on Thursday. read more »