Nico Rosberg says the under-threat German Grand Prix is a "legendary" part of Formula 1 and must not be lost from the calendar read more »

Nico Rosberg has admitted his sadness at the possibility of the German Grand Prix being dropped from the calendar. read more »

Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg says he hopes the uncertainty surrounding the future of the German Grand Prix can be resolved, following comments from Bernie Ecclestone that the... read more »

Jim Clark. We all know that one. About his amazing speed. His almost ethereal touch of a racing car. And of his colossal achievements. But this year marks the 50th anniversary... read more »

This year's German Grand Prix is set to be staged at Hockenheim, according to Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone. Hockenheim and Nürburgring have shared hosting duties of... read more »

With Mexico returning to the Formula 1 calendar this season, renovating Mexico City's Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez circuit - which hasn't been used by F1 since 2001 -... read more »

OK, I’ll admit it. This article was supposed to be predicated on Lewis Hamilton missing out on the latest BBC Sports Personality of the Year award – which in case you are... read more »

The Belgian Grand Prix looks set to remain on the Formula 1 calendar through to 2018 after the local government gave race organisers permission to seek a contract extension... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the Korean Grand Prix will not take place this year, after its brief appearance on the provisional 2015 Formula 1 calendar read more »

The Korean Grand Prix has been officially dropped from the 2015 F1 calendar after it was a surprise addition in December read more »

The Korean Grand Prix has been formally removed from the race calendar for the 2015 season, despite its shock inclusion at the end of last year due to contractual reasons... read more »

The 2015 Formula 1 calendar has been reduced to 20 races from the proposed schedule of 21, following the removal of the Korean Grand Prix. The event was added to the calendar... read more »

The FIA has published a new 2015 calendar that does not feature the Korean Grand Prix read more »

The Korean Grand Prix has been dropped from the 2015 Formula 1 calendar, bringing the campaign back down to 20 races. read more »

The Korean Grand Prix has officially been removed from the calendar for the 2015 Formula One season, meaning a total of 20 races will be held. read more »

In the official 2015 calendar issued by the FIA today, Korea is dropped thereby reducing the series to 20 races. read more »

The Korean Grand Prix has been dropped from the 2015 calendar, reducing the season to 20 races. read more »

At the start of a new calendar year, Crash.net brings you six things to look out for in F1 in 2015 read more »

Korea has been removed from the latest 2015 calendar issued by F1's governing body. Insiders were initially stunned early in December when next year's schedule... read more »

South Africa could soon return to the calendar if Bernie Ecclestone gets his way after admitting a race on the African continent would be a welcome addition to the Formula 1... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone admits he still harbours hopes of getting South Africa back on the Formula 1 calendar... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the Korean Grand Prix was included on the 2015 calendar for legal reasons and admits its organisers do not want it to go ahead read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that organisers of the Korean Grand Prix don't want to host a race next year, but he was forced to put it on the calendar for legal reasons... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed the Korean Grand Prix was only included on the 2015 F1 calendar for legal reasons and that the organisers do not want it to happen read more »

Two proposed events - Korea and Qatar - are unlikely to happen according to Bernie Ecclestone, despite the former having been included on the provisional 2015 calendar. The... read more »