Despite politicians in Melbourne telling him exactly what he can do with his race, Bernie Ecclestone claims he would hate to see Australia drop off the F1 calendar. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has backtracked over previous comments that Formula One "does not need" Australia, by naming the grand prix as one of the most important on the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has stressed the importance of the Australian Grand Prix but insists that no contracts should be broken, with Victoria taxpayers continuing to state their... read more »

FIA President Jean Todt insists the Australian Grand Prix should be feature permanently on the Formula One calendar... read more »

Chances of repositioning the Bahrain Grand Prix on the 2011 Formula 1 calendar appear to have taken a significant dive after the King of Bahrain declared an official state of... read more »

The already slim chances of the Bahrain Grand Prix returning to the Formula 1 calendar later this season now appear to be all but over after a state of emergency was declared... read more »

Jean Todt has spoken out amid recent speculation over the Australian Grand Prix’s future, with the FIA President eager to secure its place on the Formula 1 calendar. Despite... read more »

Suzuka will remain on the Formula One calendar for at least another season following an agreement between race organisers and F1 bosses... read more »

Bosses at the Sepang International Circuit, home of the Malaysian Grand Prix, are seriously considering converting their Formula 1 event into a night race, it is being reported... read more »

The Bahrain Motor Federation and the desert kingdom's Crown Prince have until 1 May to decide whether or not they wish to press for a re-scheduled slot on the F1 2011... read more »

After four years off, the Unites States Grand Prix will be returning to the Formula 1 calendar in 2012, with a brand-new, Hermann Tilke-designed circuit currently being... read more »

A decision on Bahrain's return to the 2011 calendar will be made before the season starts, says Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone remains hopeful that a place can be found on the 2011 calendar for Bahrain, following last week's decision to cancel the event. read more »

Formula 1 chiefs will decide before the season-opening race in Australia about whether or not the Bahrain Grand Prix will be slotted into the calendar later this year. read more »

Norbert Haug has expressed the view that there is no room on the F1 calendar for the cancelled Bahrain GP to be rescheduled. read more »

Mercedes motorsport director Norbert Haug insists it would not be "feasible" to run the postponed Bahrain GP as the third last event on this year's calendar... read more »

The Bahrain royal family are still hopeful the postponed Bahrain Grand Prix can be slotted into the Formula One calendar later in the season read more »

With full respect to the ongoing civil unrest in Bahrain, Red Bull's Mark Webber is delighted to see the Formula 1 season starting in his home nation of Australia once... read more »

There are concerns that squeezing Bahrain back into the Formula One calendar at a later date could cause logistical problems for teams read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner admits it will be tough to fit the recently postponed Bahrain GP back into the 2011 F1 calendar. read more »

A senior FIA official has revealed the Bahrain and Abu Dhabi race could figure in close proximity to one another on any revamped calendar this year... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says he will try his best to get the Bahrain Grand Prix back on the calendar this year following the withdrawal of the event. read more »

The Australian Grand Prix Corporation insists that it is happy with its late-March slot on the F1 calendar. read more »

This evening it has been confirmed that Bahrain will not now play host to the opening race of the 2011 calendar, due to ongoing political strife in the island kingdom. The F1... read more »

Bahrain is hoping to be able to return to the Formula 1 calendar "in the very near future". read more »