Formula 1 has confirmed that the record-breaking 2023 season will consist of 23 races after the decision was taken not to replace the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

F1 confirms that Chinese Grand Prix will not be replaced and that the 2023 calendar will comprise 23 races. read more »

The 2023 F1 season will remain at 23 races after the decision was taken not to replace the Chinese Grand Prix.  read more »

The original schedule had been set for 24 events, with the event in Shanghai provisionally put down for 16 April.However, ongoing restrictions in China relating to COVID-19... read more »

F1 has confirmed that the Chinese Grand Prix will not be reinstated on the 2023 calendar despite the country lifting all Covid restrictions. read more »

Formula 1's 2023 calendar has been set at 23 grands prix after championship organisers confirmed that China will not be replaced. Formula 1 last year presented a 24-event... read more »

The Autosport International was back for the first time since 2020 with over 100,000 expected through the doors, at our traditional starting point on the motorsport... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is set to introduce what he has described as "a hard stop" within the organisation for this year to avoid potential burnout due to... read more »

Questions were being raised at Williams as the calendar ticked over to 2023, as the Grove-based outfit commenced the year with no team boss and no technical director in place.... read more »

The British Grand Prix has become one of the most popular races on the F1 calendar amid the series' current boom, boasting sell-out crowds since the return of fans to... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix seeks to be reinstated on the 2023 F1 calendar but the event has been given an overwhelming thumbs down in favour of a return to Portugal in April. read more »

GPFans has launched its digital calendar for the 2023 F1 season and you can download it here! read more »

F1 faces a scheduling dilemma in light of China expressing a desire to return to the 2023 calendar with the country due to drop its prohibitive Covid restrictions. read more »

F1 faces impending discussions over its calendar for this year after being contacted by the promoters of the Chinese Grand Prix asking for the reinstatement of its race. read more »

F1 has been unable to race in China for the past three seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent travel restrictions put in place.The Chinese GP did appear on the... read more »

F1's biggest year yet: Race calendar and drivers for 2023 read more »

Developments are planned at the Hungaroring to bring the facilities up to the level of other tracks on the Formula 1 calendar, and are set to be in place by the 2023 event there. read more »

When will each F1 team launch their new car for the 2023 season? Here is a complete rundown of all the dates you will need for your calendar. read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver Romain Grosjean has backed Frederic Vasseur to succeed at Ferrari when he takes over the Team Principal role next year. Vasseur has been signed to replace... read more »

The FIA has confirmed the full schedule for the 23 races currently on the calendar for the 2023 F1 season. read more »

The start times for Formula 1's record-breaking 2023 calendar have been revealed, with the confirmed schedule featuring a Friday qualifying and a 10pm Saturday night race... read more »

F1 signed a lucrative 10-year deal to race in Saudi Arabia starting in 2021, with plans to move the race from the Jeddah Corniche Circuit to the new-build city of Qiddiyah in... read more »

Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix is set to remain on the calendar through at least 2037 after a two-year extension was announced. A 10-year contract, securing the status... read more »

Officials at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya plan to apply for FIA homologation of the non-chicane layout of the track. Formula 1 has visited the Circuit de... read more »

Formula One has confirmed that Zandvoort has secured a contract extension that means that the Dutch Grand Prix will remain on the calendar for at least another three years read more »