Formula 1 CEO and Chairman Chase Carey said that the sport targets to begin the 2020 championship season in Austria on July 5 after its delayed start to this year's campaign. 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 »

Despite Chase Carey's assurances that a season comprising 15 - 18 races will eventually get underway, F1 could be looking at a cash crisis as over £200m in race hosting... read more »

Chase Carey has agreed to take a voluntary pay cut, while around half of all Formula 1 staff have been placed on furlough. read more »

Formula One chief executive Chase Carey is to take a significant but undisclosed pay cut, with over 200 F1 staff placed on furlough. read more »

Formula 1 chief Chase Carey is taking a "20 per cent" pay cut but that doesn't seem to have appeased his furloughed staff. read more »

Richard Branson, currently taking flak for his reaction to the coronavirus, is in line to assist Chase Carey in getting the 2020 F1 season back on track. read more »

Formula 1 chief Chase Carey continues to look at the current situation regarding the coronavirus outbreak as a moving target, expecting the season to consist of 15-18 races. 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 »

Formula 1 boss Chase Carey expects the 2020 season to consist of "15-18 races" once it gets underway, and will likely extend past its original November 29 end date read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey remains confident that a 15 to 18 race season is still possible, despite no grand prix racing set to take place before mid-June. read more »

Formula 1 remain optimistic of holding a 15-18 race season in the 2020 starting in the summer, according to its chairman Chase Carey. 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 »

The success of Netflix's 'Drive to Survive' series is proof that Formula 1 should not always prioritise chasing profits, says Ross Brawn 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 »

F1 boss, Chase Carey issues an update following his meeting today with the FIA and all ten team principals, confirming that teams will continue to use their 2020 chassis again... 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 CEO Chase Carey has written an open letter to F1 fans worldwide amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. read more »

As Chase Carey was apologising to fans for the issues facing F1 at present, FIA president, Jean Todt was offering his support and solidarity to the motorsport community. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has apologised to fans for the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix and the opening races of the year, amid the coronavirus pandemic read more »