New Jersey has won a temporary reprieve for inclusion on the 2014 Formula 1 calendar, with a June 1 slot set to be left open when the FIA approves the provisional schedule next... read more »

Sky Sports F1 has learnt that New Jersey will be on the 2014 calendar when it is ratified by next week's meeting of the FIA World Council. read more »

A new deal to extend the Melbourne Grand Prix's presence on the F1 calendar is all but signed, according to reports from Australia.     read more »

Following two fast and historic circuits in the heartland of Europe, Spa and Monza, Formula One is now headed for a complete contrast: the ultra-modern Singapore street... read more »

Stefano Domenicali says Ferrari has to be ready to attack Red Bull in the remaining races on the F1 calendar     read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix marks the first anti-clockwise race on the 2013 Formula 1 calendar, and the beginning of the final flyaway phase. As a preview to the night event,... read more »

Leo Hindery says he is confident that New Jersey will be on the provisional 2014 calendar... despite the small matter of £64.2m that needs to be raised. read more »

Organisers of the Grand Prix of America in New Jersey have shrugged off being left off the provisional 2014 calendar and stress that work is continuing for a race next year read more »

New Jersey, is it on? Or is it off? Nobody really knows for sure - not even Bernie Ecclestone it would seem - but race promoter Leo Hindery Jnr is almost certain it's on.... read more »

New Jersey chief Leo Hindery Jr confident that the race will feature on a finalised 2014 F1 calendar     read more »

New Jersey race promoter Leo Hindery Jr says he expects the Grand Prix of America to be on the 2014 F1 calendar, despite being left off the preliminary schedule. read more »

Leo Hindery Jr, organiser of the GP of America, is confident the race will make it onto the 2014 Formula One calendar... read more »

Organisers of the Grand Prix of America have not given up hope of being included on the 2014 Formula One calendar but, unsurprisingly, money is the sticking point. read more »

The FIA's safety delegate and Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting visited Mexico on Wednesday to inspect the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit. The event is set to... read more »

Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting has visited the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez ahead of the potential return of the Mexican Grand Prix in 2014. Mexico was listed as a... read more »

Formula 1's 2014 calendar may not be able to expand beyond 20 races because of the consequences that will have on the new engine regulations. read more »

An excellent performance from Daniel and the entire team resulted in us finishing a well deserved seventh at one of the most famous races on the calendar. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will become a night race next season it has been revealed by circuit chairman Zayed Al Zayani. The event, which had hoped to secure the opening slot on... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is adamant that at no stage did he release the draft calendar that made the rounds at Monza... read more »

The draft F1 schedule for 2014 has provoked the usual debate on how many races are are feasible, and which ones should and could feature on the final... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone claims that there is no draft calendar for next season's F1 world championship - despite the eleven teams all having copies of the proposed... read more »

Why the Italian Grand Prix's 'cathedral of speed' has an ambience unmatched by any rival on the F1 calendar read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh believes that next year’s Formula 1 calendar will be tough for teams. The 2014 season is set to feature 21 races, with Austria... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has denied releasing a provisional 21-race 2014 calendar and says he isn't ruling out the prospect of New Jersey still making next season's final cut. read more »

A draft calendar for 2014 which includes a race in Mexico City is music to the ears of McLaren driver Sergio Perez. read more »