Race Director Charlie Whiting has said the effectiveness of DRS will be examined after the Chinese Grand Prix but with fans and teams already critical of the system, could it... read more »

Williams is planning to introduce its own version of the Red Bull Racing-type exhaust system for the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting has said that the governing body will analyse the effectiveness of the Drag Reduction System (DRS) after the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Next month’s Chinese Grand Prix has been given the go ahead by FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting after the circuit passed all of the necessary tests in order for its new... read more »

The 2011 Chinese Grand Prix has been confirmed after the FIA approved recent track improvements. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has announced that it is requesting ‘clarification’ over VISA procedures ahead of this year’s Chinese Grand Prix, with officials at the... read more »

Although the circuit has yet to have its licence renewed by the FIA, and the fact that the number of people in the paddock usually outnumber the fans in the stands, Shanghai... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai will be staying on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2017, it has been confirmed, with the news following much speculation that the event... read more »

Shanghai has agreed a deal to host Formula 1 races until 2017, ending months of speculation about the future of the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Shanghai has extended its deal to host the Chinese GP for seven more years, reportedly after Bernie Ecclestone agreed to charge a reduced rate... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix will remain a part of the F1 schedule through to the 2017 season after a new deal was agreed between FOM and local organisers. read more »

The future of the Chinese Grand Prix has been secured with the signing of a new seven-year deal which will guarantee the race until 2017 read more »

Sections of Shanghai International Circuit are being treated for subsidence in a bid to ensure that the 2011 Chinese GP goes ahead. read more »

It has been reported that the Shanghai International Circuit is suffering from subsidence problems, with the ground sinking at three corners on the host circuit for the Chinese... read more »

The organisers of the Chinese GP are adamant the Shanghai circuit will meet the FIA's requirements to host this year's race... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix will not get approval to go ahead until March, even though the event is scheduled to take place on April 17. read more »

Officials at the Shanghai International Circuit have ensured that the venue will meet all relevant FIA standards when the Formula 1 governing body inspects the Chinese circuit... read more »

Chinese Grand Prix organisers are confident that they will be able to meet the requirements to host this season’s race in April. The Chinese Grand Prix is set to be... read more »

The 2011 Chinese Grand Prix will not be given the FIA's full go-ahead until March, a month before it is set to take place in mid April read more »

The Shanghai International Circuit, host of the Chinese Grand Prix, will undergo an FIA inspection in March before it gets the green light for this year's race. read more »

The most eagle-eyed of fans will have noticed on Wednesday that the FIA has placed an asterisk alongside the Chinese Grand Prix on its final version of next year’s 20-race... read more »

The FIA ratified a record 20-race 2011 calendar on Wednesday, with lingering question marks over the Chinese and Indian grands prix... read more »