The British GP at Silverstone may receive an exemption from potential extended Covid restrictions in the UK, meaning a capacity crowd could still attend - report Telegraph Sport. read more »

Preparations for the Dutch Grand Prix are being ramped up following the "fantastic" news that it can go ahead with a capacity crowd. read more »

Following a government announcement in the Netherlands, the Dutch Grand Prix looks set to go ahead in front of capacity crowds. read more »

The Dutch Grand Prix is targeting a capacity crowd of 105,000 for its first Formula 1 race since 1985, according to the event’s sporting director, Jan Lammers. Zandvoort’s... read more »

Dutch GP sporting director Jan Lammers is optimistic of Zandvoort being filled to capacity upon its return for 2021. read more »

After the COVID-19 pandemic prevented the Netherlands from hosting its first grand prix since 1985 last year, F1 will make its long-awaited return to Zandvoort on 5... read more »

Monaco's government has approved a limited capacity for this month's Formula 1 round in the Principality. Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix did not take place in... read more »

Although Covid restrictions differ in separate countries, at least seven F1 host tracks reportedly aim to host fans at full capacity in 2021 - including Silverstone. read more »

Silverstone has joined other UK sporting bodies and organisations in writing to Boris Johnson to give its backing to a review of Covid certificates as an option for helping... read more »

Silverstone has joined a number of high profile sporting bodies emploring the UK government to introduce a "Covid certification" review to allow for the full return... read more »

After being forced to stage two Formula 1 races behind closed doors and cancel its MotoGP race in 2020 following the start of the pandemic, Silverstone has been working to try... read more »

Silverstone has joined the UK's leading sports bodies in calling for the use of 'vaccine passports' to enable full capacity at this year's F1 British GP. read more »

Silverstone is among the list of venues and organisations that have called for Covid-19 tests and vaccine passports as a credible means of allowing for greater spectator... read more »

Honda says it feels "very well prepared on all fronts" as it begins its bid to claim a Formula 1 title ahead of its exit from the championship at the end of 2021.... read more »

Next month's Formula 1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola will be held without spectators owing to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Imola returned to the Formula 1 schedule... read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne will stay on as a Mercedes Formula 1 reserve driver and will be joined in the role by Formula E team-mate Nyck de Vries. Vandoorne raced for McLaren across... read more »

Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle says he’s “cautiously optimistic” that the British Grand Prix this year will welcome fans and potentially at levels seen in a normal year. The... read more »

Silverstone are optimistic this year's British Grand Prix will take place in front of a 140,000-capacity crowd after the UK's lockdown 'roadmap' was outlined. read more »

Silverstone boss, Stuart Pringle is confident that this year's British Grand Prix will witness a capacity crowd as life begins to return to normal. read more »

Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle believes vaccine passports could be a workable answer for sporting events such as the British Grand Prix to take place at capacity with fans... read more »

Silverstone is hopeful it will be able to welcome 140,000 fans to the British Grand Prix in July. read more »

Mattia Binotto has revealed he expects Jock Clear to oversee the development of Ferrari's young drivers in a coaching capacity. read more »

Williams has confirmed Israeli driver Roy Nissany will continue with the team in his capacity as test driver this year. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says both a lack of capacity and reduced marketing benefit explains his opposition to supplying Red Bull with power units from 2022 read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has confirmed there is no chance of a power unit partnership with Red Bull as his organisation has "no capacity". read more »