The 2020 Formula 1 calendar, like all other sporting events, has been badly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic and it is increasingly likely that the season will be severely... read more »

Ferrari team boss, Mattia Binotto reveals that in their efforts to reschedule the 2020 calendar, F1 bosses are considering two-day race weekends. read more »

AlphaTauri team boss Franz Tost has said the current Coronavirus pandemic is saving Formula 1 teams “a lot of money”, which will also benefit the 2021 season. Whilst the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he would abandon the 2020 Formula 1 season entirely if he was in charge of the sport now, rather than attempt to run a shortened calendar read more »

Crash.net takes a look back at the last F1 race to be held at Zandvoort and how the Dutch Grand Prix secured its return to the calendar after a 35-year hiatus.  read more »

Daniel Ricciardo remains in the dark about the 2020 F1 race calendar like the rest of the world amid the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko reveals the cost of losing grands prix from the Formula 1 calendar, the Austrian remaining hopeful that the Austrian Grand Prix, held at the Red... read more »

French Grand Prix managing director Eric Boullier is currently "looking at all scenarios" in a bid to keep the race on the Formula 1 calendar. read more »

Like all sports, Formula 1 is facing an uncertain future this season as the coronavirus pandemic takes a firm grip around the world. read more »

Eight of Formula 1's 22 grands prix have either been cancelled or postponed but Chase Carey is still hoping for a revised calendar of "15 to 18" races. read more »

F1 boss Chase Carey wants to put on 15 to 18 races starting during the summer as he issues an update on the revised 2020 race calendar. read more »

Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Formula One remains confident it can deliver a 15 to 18 race calendar in 2020, starting at some point during the summer. read more »

Formula 1 boss Chase Carey says the sport is targeting a calendar of 15 to 18 races for the 2020 campaign, and expects to extend the season beyond its current November finale.... read more »

The latest statement from F1 boss, Chase Carey sees the American insistent that the 2020 season will happen, albeit with a revised calendar of 15 - 18 races. read more »

Although the 2020 FIA Formula One season was set to break the record for the number of races with staging 22 rounds, this year's championship could be one of the shortest... read more »

For the first time in 66 years, F1 will not feature a Monaco Grand Prix on its calendar. Lewis Larkam assesses the impact of its absence in 2020... read more »

Crash.net asks which eight races from the original 2020 F1 calendar would you pick to hold an eight-round world championship... read more »

The coronavirus pandemic is currently severely impacting sporting schedules and the future remains wildly unstable and unpredictable. But there is one certainty. There will be... read more »

F1 CEO Chase Carey says teams will not need to formally approve any calendar changes amid attempts to reschedule postponed races into the 2020 schedule.  read more »

The FIA and Formula 1 will no longer need the approval of teams to make changes to the 2020 calendar, given the ongoing coronavirus crisis. The outbreak and spread of COVID-19... read more »

The Formula 1 teams have agreed to give Liberty Media and the FIA full control over a revised 2020 calendar. read more »

Chase Carey says Formula 1 is "fully committed to launching a 2020 season as soon as possible", and confirms teams won't have to formally approve any changes to... read more »

Formula 1 bosses agree to delay the planned 2021 rules change until 2022 and to work to squeeze as many races into this season as possible. read more »

Formula 1 only needs eight races for the season to be a World Championship. But which eight would make our shortlist? read more »

Red Bull says it will fully back any decision to postpone further races on the 2020 F1 calendar amid the ongoing global coronavirus crisis. read more »