Organisers of Formula 1's Azerbaijan Grand Prix say their event has a mid-October cut-off date for 2020, and hope to run the round before mid-September. Azerbaijan joined... read more »

This weekend was supposed to mark the return of the Dutch Grand Prix to the Formula 1 calendar after a multi-decade absence. Max Verstappen is currently the only Dutch driver... read more »

With coronavirus heavily impacting the F1 calendar and reshuffling all races, we decided to consider the potential implications of a shortened season as uncertainty continues... read more »

You wanted spicy takes, we're giving you spicy takes! This week, Jess & Luke debate whether two of the most historic tracks in F1 - Monaco and Silverstone - deserve... read more »

Automobile Club d'Italia president Angelo Sticchi Damiani has rubbished as "fake news" the Italian Grand Prix's absence from a provisional Formula 1... read more »

The Hungarian Grand Prix is expecting to fill its August 2nd slot on calendar but organisers are open to a change of date if need be. read more »

Formula 1 is facing "an absolute nightmare" in its attempt to put together a new calendar, according to Dutch Grand Prix sporting director Jan Lammers. read more »

It's long-awaited return to the Formula 1 calendar has been put on hold, but the Dutch GP's rich history - pre-dating the world championship by two years - means it... read more »

Chase Carey is targeting 15-18 races this season, but what could the 2020 F1 calendar ending up looking like when racing does get underway? read more »

We have seen many circuits come and go in the world of Formula 1, some have stood the test of time, others have vanished from the calendar. read more »

The Circuit de Catalunya is confident of taking one of the summer European dates on the revised F1 calendar. read more »

F1 2020 calendar could have 15 to 18 races as F1 CEO explains starting the season this summer. read more »

Starting in Europe, we're hoping to race from July 5 in Austria and at other circuits on the continent until we move on to Eurasia, Asia, the Americas and finally... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has laid out his vision for the 2020 season; 'between 15-18 races' remaining the target. read more »

As Chase Carey reveals proposal for revised 2020 calendar, Silverstone has confirmed that if the British Grand Prix goes ahead it will be without spectators. read more »

F1 boss, Chase Carey has confirmed that the sport is targeting a 15 - 18 race calendar this year, beginning in Austria in July and culminating in Abu Dhabi in November. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has laid out what the 2020 calendar may look like with 15-to-18 races amid growing confidence of starting the season this summer read more »

The French Grand Prix has become the 10th race on the original 2020 F1 calendar to join the postponed or cancelled list. read more »

Throughout Formula 1's history, circuits have come and gone - and naturally, there are some that we dearly miss. Technical editor Jake Boxall-Legge has picked 10 circuits... read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner is confident as one of F1's smallest squads it can still be competitive in a compressed 2020 season. read more »

While the world is still battling the coronavirus outbreak, Formula 1 and the FIA are working on a revised calendar for the delayed F1 season in order to promote the financial... read more »

Hopes of the Dutch Grand Prix finding a place on revised calendar look bleak as Netherlands extends events ban. read more »

Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle has confirmed that talks have taken place over a potential Formula 1 double header at the circuit, but stressed that the races will... read more »

While Libery Media and the FIA are doing its utmost to provide an update about the revised 2020 calendar, the sport stresses that the fluid nature of the situation makes it... read more »

Former Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg would like to see double headers races at each round of the 2020 season, ensuring that a decent number of races make up the calendar. read more »