Nov.24 (GMM) The chances Bahrain will host its grand prix as scheduled next year have shrunk this week, according to two respected British correspondents. The... read more »

The final race of the 2011 Formula One season, the Brazilian Grand Prix, takes place at the Autodromo José Carlos Pace in Sao Paulo on Sunday 27 November. Located in... read more »

Jenson Button says he wouldn't personally mind the calendar exceeding 20 races per season, but says more than 20 would be unfair on the mechanics read more »

The 2012 Formula 1 calendar looks likely to be reduced to 19 races if the organisers behind the United States Grand Prix can't produce guarantees read more »

Organisers at Austin’s Circuit of the Americas have requested construction workers to stop work until a misunderstanding with Formula One Management is rectified. The... read more »

Nov.15 (GMM) The fate of the 2012 US grand prix project has continued its downward spiral this week. Bernie Ecclestone intensified the speculation about the Austin event by... read more »

Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed talk of the Turkish Grand Prix returning to the F1 calendar in 2012 if Bahrain's race is cancelled due to the troubled... read more »

Bahrain Grand Prix organisers are confident that next year's race will take place as planned on April 22, as they await the outcome of an independent report into the... read more »

Nov.10 (GMM) Martin Whitmarsh would be happy if the forthcoming negotiations over F1's future results in the teams owning a slice of the sport. With the bitter political... read more »

Nov.9 (GMM) FIA officials as well as Bernie Ecclestone are coy this week amid continuing uncertainty about Bahrain's return to the F1 calendar next year. After this... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen: “Two races left and we are going to two of the better circuits on the calendar. Abu Dhabi’s not a hugely challenging circuit read more »

John Booth, team principal: "We head to Abu Dhabi looking forward to the last two races of the 2011 calendar. It's going to be an read more »

Nov.4 (GMM) The unofficial news emerging from the F1 Commission on Thursday was the approval of team name changes and the 2012 calendar. The sources, however, were much... read more »

Nov.4 (GMM) The F1 Commission on Thursday approved name changes for three formula one teams ahead of the 2012 season. Next year, Team Lotus will become Caterham, Renault will... read more »

Meeting in Geneva, the F1 Commission has brought the long-running Lotus naming saga to an end and confirmed the 2012 calendar. read more »

Jenson Button reckons that while the length of the calendar "doesn't matter" to drivers, it is proving difficult for the mechanics and engineers... read more »

The Formula 1 Commission has met today in Geneva to discuss several changes for the 2012 season which includes calendar, regulation and name changes. The changes read more »

Formula 1 chiefs will decide on the name changes for the Team Lotus, Renault and Virgin Racing teams in Geneva today at a lengthy meeting that will also rule on the 2012... read more »

Eric Boullier has proposed a solution to F1's ever-expanding calendar and that would be to alternate races in Europe... read more »

Nov.2 (GMM) Up to three races on the 2012 calendar are endangered, according to a Brazilian media report. The O Estado de S.Paulo newspaper reports that the events scheduled... read more »

Eric Boullier suggests alternating European F1 events would be one way to ensure the calendar doesn't become overloaded read more »

Martin Whitmarsh says F1 teams would be pushed to breaking point if there were more than 20 races on the calendar read more »

McLaren team principal Maryin Whitmarsh believes the Formula One calendar is at its "tipping point" with 20 races scheduled for next year read more »

As the Formula One calendar continues to expand, there are calls from some corners to change the way races are scheduled. read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has expressed concern over the ever-expanding Formula One calendar... read more »