New F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the championship is adopting a "flexible approach" with its 2021 calendar. read more »

Stefano Domenicali says Formula 1 is taking a "flexible approach" towards its 2021 calendar amid the ongoing pandemic and revealed alternative races are on standby if... read more »

Charles Leclerc has described last year's rapid-fire calendar of 17 races in 24 weeks as 'mentally tiring'. read more »

In the latest F1 gossip column, Jordan on how he would handle Hamilton's contract negotiations, Baku hopes to welcome fans on return to calendar, and Bottas records... read more »

Formula 1 have denied any further changes to the 2021 calendar are planned following a report that the three street races in May and June were under threat. read more »

Dutch Grand Prix promoter Jan Lammers says the recent and further rumoured changes to the 2021 calendar doesn't threaten the Dutch GP. read more »

Portimao's hopes of staging the TBC race on this year's calendar will not be affected by Portugal's latest stringent lockdown, GPFans understands. read more »

McLaren was the only team to vote against the revised calendar for this year, GPFans Global has learned. read more »

Has Formula 1 jumped the gun by finalising its 2021 calendar? We explain why they should have held it back. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has given his blessing to the latest Formula 1 calendar for this season despite the rash of "demanding" triple-headers. read more »

F1 pre-season testing will take place in Bahrain after teams agreed to move the event from Spain following changes to the 2021 calendar. read more »

With the news of the Australian Grand Prix's postponement to later in the season and the return of Imola for what will be the second race of the campaign, it would appear... read more »

After defying the odds in 2020, F1 faces an even greater challenge in 2021. Can it pull off its ambitious 23-race calendar amid a pandemic?  read more »

Formula 1 has announced an updated 2021 Calendar with Imola returning to the calendar for a second year and the Australian Grand Prix being moved to later in the year and the... read more »

The President of the Emilia Romagna region says he hopes spectators will be permitted to attend April's grand prix at Imola. Imola returned to the coronavirus-hit calendar... read more »

Formula 1 has revealed an updated calendar for the 2021 season after confirming that races in Australia and China would have to be postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic and... read more »

The start of the 2021 F1 season will be delayed following a decision to postpone the Australian GP over COVID-19 concerns.  read more »

The Formula 1 2021 calendar has been reshuffled with two of the planned first three races no longer taking place on their original dates, as Bahrain gets set to host the... read more »

Formula 1 has announced the return of Imola to the 2021 calendar after being forced to postpone races in Australia and China, with Melbourne shifting to a November date slot read more »

Formula 1 has announced an updated calendar for the 2021 season, with Bahrain the season opener on March 28 and Imola added to the schedule. read more »

The Australian Grand Prix has been officially postponed until November, with Imola returning in April as part of a revised 2021 F1 calendar. read more »

Formula 1 has overhauled its 2021 calendar, confirming the return of Imola, as the championship continues to suffer the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Formula 1 unveiled a... read more »

Formula One has issued a revised 2021 calendar, with the planned season-opener in Australia postponed until November and a race at Imola replacing the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

An early look at F1's possible contingency plans with races in Australia and China set to be postponed amid concern over the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.  read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix looks set to become the second 2021 Formula 1 race to be postponed as a result of COVID-19. China is currently listed as the third event on the recently... read more »